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1792:Summitville
1751:Kenoza Lake
1641:Narrowsburg
1601:Hortonville
1596:Hurleyville
1566:Bridgeville
1444:Forestburgh
1394:County seat
1335: /
1263:January 31,
958:other races
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516:(845-252),
514:Narrowsburg
512:(845-932),
392:Port Jervis
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1782:Parksville
1701:Burlingham
1676:Woodbourne
1671:White Lake
1561:Barryville
1533:Monticello
1469:Mamakating
1464:Lumberland
1401:Monticello
1323:75°03′38″W
1320:41°42′21″N
1104:References
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1020:(formerly
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581:hemiboreal
518:White Lake
461:Page House
384:New Jersey
296:feature ID
204:Population
110:74°59′49″W
107:41°40′32″N
1837:Footnotes
1787:Pond Eddy
1777:Obernburg
1762:Long Eddy
1756:Lew Beach
1726:Glen Spey
1666:Swan Lake
1656:Smallwood
1646:Rock Hill
1581:Fallsburg
1571:Callicoon
1543:Wurtsboro
1538:Woodridge
1474:Neversink
1439:Fallsburg
1429:Cochecton
1424:Callicoon
1202:March 23,
1072:Tylertown
1008:Cushetunk
1004:Cochecton
536:Geography
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506:ZIP Codes
306:Cochecton
284:FIPS code
272:Area code
226:Time zone
196:Elevation
1716:Ferndale
1510:Villages
1484:Thompson
1479:Rockland
1454:Highland
1434:Delaware
962:Hispanic
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353:New York
288:36-16661
260:ZIP Code
161:Sullivan
149:New York
1711:Debruce
1693:hamlets
1591:Hankins
1528:Liberty
1459:Liberty
1449:Fremont
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1196:Forward
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1736:Harris
1651:Roscoe
1576:Eldred
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1419:Bethel
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422:Lenape
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1741:Haven
1691:Other
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942:White
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904:1,372
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