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mud". The water from this spring carried various salts in solution, which tended to crystalize on the surrounding mud. Deer would be spotted coming to lick the salt crystals, which earned the village its first name of "Mud Lick". The settlers did not like the name, and set out to find a new one. Officers and veterans who had served under
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1250:Colesville
1240:Binghamton
1206:Binghamton
1188:Binghamton
888:References
819:As of the
453:found the
352:Binghamton
334:Binghamton
308:feature ID
216:Population
1451:Footnotes
1427:Hillcrest
1285:Nanticoke
1260:Dickinson
513:Geography
430:Catskills
426:tanneries
296:FIPS code
284:Area code
238:Time zone
208:Elevation
108:76°0′10″W
105:42°21′2″N
1432:Killawog
1334:Endicott
1320:Villages
1295:Triangle
1270:Kirkwood
1245:Chenango
842:Hispanic
828:, 0.66%
542:west of
330:New York
300:36-42642
272:ZIP code
149:New York
1437:Nineveh
1404:hamlets
1387:Endwell
1359:Windsor
1328:Deposit
1310:Windsor
1290:Sanford
1255:Conklin
1096:June 4,
1054:July 3,
404:in the
358:History
322:village
311:0955434
134:Country
33:Village
1442:Tunnel
1305:Vestal
1265:Fenton
1235:Barker
846:Latino
821:census
778:−16.3%
703:−12.3%
658:−10.6%
643:−16.1%
568:Census
341:France
161:Broome
156:County
1402:Other
1344:Lisle
1300:Union
1280:Maine
1275:Lisle
1227:Towns
830:Black
826:White
718:11.7%
673:10.5%
628:−6.9%
613:−1.9%
410:Lisle
320:is a
318:Lisle
277:13797
266:(EDT)
264:UTC-4
243:UTC-5
173:Lisle
144:State
83:Lisle
1369:CDPs
1198:City
1123:2008
1098:2015
1056:2023
1026:2023
1019:Clio
939:2014
910:2022
808:8.8%
799:2020
793:6.0%
784:2010
769:2000
763:1.1%
754:1990
748:6.3%
739:1980
733:0.3%
724:1970
709:1960
694:1950
688:5.2%
679:1940
664:1930
649:1920
634:1910
619:1900
604:1890
589:1880
577:Note
572:Pop.
546:and
527:The
306:GNIS
179:Area
168:Town
844:or
832:or
803:348
788:320
773:302
758:361
743:357
728:336
713:335
698:300
683:342
668:325
653:294
638:329
623:392
608:421
593:429
324:in
289:607
257:DST
224:348
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