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1192:Railroading Rambler (October 17, 2022).
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1683:Trout River
1673:Saint Regis
1668:Reynoldston
1590:Paul Smiths
1561:Tupper Lake
1495:Tupper Lake
1490:Santa Clara
1390:County seat
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