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1932:East Ithaca
1904:Trumansburg
1767:County seat
1691:January 31,
1370:Robert Moog
1344:John Gurche
1280:other races
948:NY Route 96
638:Cayuga Lake
623: /
492:Trumansburg
460:Robert Moog
416:War of 1812
361:Trumansburg
119: /
18:Trumansburg
2049:Categories
1987:West Danby
1967:South Hill
1406:References
1257:As of the
963:Erie Canal
611:76°39′36″W
608:42°32′26″N
584:LDS Church
335:feature ID
243:Population
107:76°39′36″W
104:42°32′26″N
1889:Freeville
1622:April 23,
1502:432671362
1348:dinosaurs
934:Source:
597:Geography
464:Theremins
323:FIPS code
311:Area code
265:Time zone
235:Elevation
197:Named for
1952:Newfield
1871:Villages
1856:Newfield
1821:Caroline
1284:Hispanic
1274:, 0.70%
1270:, 0.06%
1266:, 0.76%
965:via the
952:Waterloo
860:Average
373:New York
327:36-75506
299:ZIP code
160:Tompkins
148:New York
1999:hamlets
1899:Lansing
1861:Ulysses
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1836:Enfield
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660:Climate
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391:History
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343:Website
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554:Ithaca
442:, and
155:County
1997:Other
1982:Varna
1927:Danby
1826:Danby
1813:Towns
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1264:White
1246:−4.6%
1241:1,714
1231:13.7%
1226:1,797
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1211:1,581
1201:−6.4%
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1181:1,722
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1081:−3.0%
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1061:1,225
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304:14886
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143:State
2007:Etna
1914:CDPs
1784:City
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1668:2015
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1498:OCLC
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1237:2020
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1192:1990
1177:1980
1171:2.0%
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1066:1.2%
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1027:1880
1012:1870
1000:Note
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912:3.42
907:4.01
902:3.16
897:3.52
892:3.76
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882:3.26
877:2.52
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