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NEW YORK
TM
New York
Syracuse
24,999 and less
Saranac Lake
State capital
Albany
C
Urban areas
A
N
Massena
Ogdensburg
81
R
Ferry
Ontario
Lake
Streams
Lakes
Lockport
The lowest elevation in New York is sea level
(Atlantic Ocean).
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La e
i Dunkirk
E r90 Fredonia
Buffalo
90
Newark
Seneca Falls
Geneva Auburn
Geneseo
Dansville
Hornell
Olean
Wellsville
Seneca
Lake
Cayuga
Lake
Bath
Corning
Oneida
Lake
Rome
Fulton
Rochester
390
86
Jamestown
Oswego
Irondequoit
Niagara Falls
North Tonawanda
Cheektowaga
5344
4180
IR
Railroad
Ithaca
Ilion
Norwich
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Riv
88
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Susq Binghamton
Endicott
40
60
80
Albers equal area projection
Troy
MASSACHUSETTS
90
Catskill
Mts
Slide Mtn
4180
Hudson
Catskill
Kingston
Poughkeepsie
ar
20
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
Saratoga Springs
Oneonta
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Del
0
Lake
George
Schenectady
Albany
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MILES
87
Gloversville
Johnstown
Amsterdam
Sidney
Elmira
VERMONT
Glens Falls
Utica
Oneida
Syracuse
Cortland
Mt Marcy
5344
Long Lake
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Bla
Other principal highway
Highest elevation in state (feet)
Other elevations (feet)
ON
M DAC
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Watertown
87
PHYSICAL FEATURES
Lake Placid
Tupper Lake
TRANSPORTATION
Lake
Champlain
Plattsburgh
Potsdam
Saranac Lake
ONTARIO
Interstate; limited access highway
Malone
R
Binghamton
25,000 – 99,999
A
A
Huds on
100,000 – 499,999
D
AD
1,000,000 and over
QUEBEC
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POPULATED PLACES
Monticello
R
84
Middletown
CONNECTICUT
Newburgh
Peekskill
87
PENNSYLVANIA
White Plains
NEW
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Yonkers
New York
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