Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology, (griech.) etymología, (lat.) etymologia, (esper.) etimologio
US Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Estados Unidos de América, États-Unis d'Amérique, Stati Uniti d'America, United States of America, (esper.) Unuigintaj Statoj de Ameriko
Region, Región, Région, Regione, Region, (lat.) regio, (esper.) regionoj

NY New York
Albany

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Anthora (W3)

Der Giftheil, des -es, plur. inus. eine Pflanze, welche zu dem Geschlechte des Eisenhütleins gehöret, auf den Alpen und Pyrenäen wächset, und von vielen für das Gegengift der Wolfswurz gehalten wird; Aconitum Anthora L. Bey einigen führet auch der Zittwer diesen Nahmen.

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It was introduced by the Sherri Cup Company in 1963 and it's their biggest seller: ...
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It was inspired by an article about a sunken Greek ship. The cup's name, Anthora, came from a misprint.
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(“Anthora” comes from "amphora", as filtered through Mr. Buck’s Eastern European accent, his son said.)
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Registration Date November 11, 2003
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Eisenhut, Fahler - Aconitum anthora | Fahler Eisenhut - Aconitum anthora | Giftheil - Aconitum anthora | Sturmhut, Fahler - Aconitum anthora

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4. Aconitum salutiferum, seu "Anthora" C. B. "Anthora" & "Antithora" Officin. "Anthora" LOB. DOD. PARK. CHABR. vulgaris CLUS. "Antora" MATTH. CAM. "Antithora" flore luteo Aconiti I. B. "Antiphthora". Zedoaria vera Arabum TAB. Herba Napello similis, vel Napellus Moysis AVIC. Contrayerva Germanica quorund. Antura. Anthullia. Zadura. Zaduaria. Zedura. Zaduara. Zudar. Zedoaria, Zaduar. Zadar. Gieduar. Aconitum (Anthora) floribus pen<1, 379>tagynis, foliorum laciniis linearibus, LINN. Sp. Pl. 532. T. Die heilsame Wolfswurz mit gelben Blumen, Giftheil, Heilgift, Herzwurz, Blau-Eisenhütlein-Weiblein, Arabischer Zittwer. Fr. Aconit bienfaisant, Aconit salutaire oder Maclou. Ist diejenige Sorte von Aconitum, welche zur Arzenei gebraucht, und für ein Gegengift des Napells gehalten wird. Ihre Wurzel hat ebenfalls die Gestallt von kleinen Rübgen, und ihr Laub mit dem Rittersporn-Blatt eine Aehnlichkeit. Sie wird überdies auch zur Heilung der Bisse giftiger Thiere, und der Wunden von vergifteten Waffen, gebraucht. Man nimmt ein Quentgen pulverisirte Wurzel mit weißen Wein ein. Sie kommt mit unter einige zusammengesetzte dem Gift wiederstehende Arzeneimittel (Alexiteria). Sie ist gegen die Wut, Pest, und allerhand Gift, heilsam, und verbessert die Malignität der Säfte im Körper. Sie blühet gelb, und unterscheidet sich eben dadurch von dem Eisenhütlein oder Napell mit blauen oder violetten Blumen. Man ziehet sie gemeiniglich in den Lustgärten, woselbst sie im Mai-Monathe zur Blüthe kommt. Ihre Wurzeln breiten sich weit aus, und wachsen in jedem Erdreiche sehr gut.
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The "Anthora" is a paper coffee cup design that has become iconic of New York City daily life — its name is a play on the word amphora.

The cup was originally designed by Leslie Buck of the Sherri Cup Co. in 1963, to appeal to Greek-owned coffee shops in New York City — and was later copied heavily by other companies. The genuine Anthora depicts an image of an Ancient Greek amphora, a meander design on the top and bottom rim, and the words "WE ARE HAPPY TO SERVE YOU" in a font that resembles ancient Greek writing. The blue and white colors were inspired by the flag of Greece. The cup subsequently became the metropolitan area's definitive coffee-to-go cup;
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Mon >> Nov 23, 2009
Fresh Stuff From ibie and Rotor in Barcelona

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Big Apple (W3)
New York City nickname
New York City words
Why is NYC called "The Big Apple"?

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Apparently by about 1910 jazz musicians in New Orleans were using the expression the "Big Apple" as a loose translation of a common Spanish expression "manzana principal", meaning (literally) the main "apple orchard".

They used the "Big Apple" to mean the main city block downtown, the place where the action is.
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The Big Apple.
A series of citations, quotations, and evidence on the true origins of a New York City nickname, with additional material on other words and terms associated with the city. A web site by Barry Popik.

SUMMARY: "Why is New York called the Big Apple?"

• New York City | The Big Apple | Pre-1920s | 1920s: John J. Fitz Gerald and the N.Y. Morning Telegraph | 1930s: Jazzing the Big Apple | 1940s-1950s: Assorted Big Apple citations | 1960s: Fun City | 1970s-present: False Etymologies | 1970s: Big Apple Revival | 1980s-present: Big Apple work by Gerald Cohen, Barry Popik | Banking/Finance/Insurance | Buildings/Housing/Public Spaces | Businesses | Festivals/Events/Parades | Film Festivals | Food and Drink | Food Festivals | Health Clubs | Hotels | Music and Dance | Names and Phrases | Neighborhoods | Newspapers | Nicknames/Slogans | Politics | Public Sculpture | Radio and Television | Restaurants/Bars/Bakeries/Food Stores | Schools | Sports | Streets | Time | Transportation | Workers/People
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• Nicknames of Other Places: Baghdad-By-The-Bay (San Francisco nickname) | Beantown (Boston nickname) | | Big Durian (Kuala Lumpur nickname) | Big Easy, City That Care Forgot (New Orleans nicknames) | Big Friendly (Oklahoma City nickname) | Big Guava (Tampa nickname) | Big Lychee (Hong Kong and Shanghai nickname) | Big M (Meadowlands Race Track nickname) | Big Mango (Bangkok, Thailand nickname) | Big Mikan (Tokyo, Japan nickname) | Big Nipple (Los Angeles nickname) | Big Olive (Thebes, Greece nickname) | Big Orange (California, Orange County-NY, Tel Aviv nickname) | Big Peach, Hotlanta, N.Y. of The South (Atlanta nicknames) | Big Persimmon (Tokyo nickname) | Big Pineapple (San Jose, Costa Rica; Australian icon) | Big Plum, Mistake On The Lake (Cleveland nicknames) | Big Potato (Boise, Idaho nickname) | Big Raisin (Fresno, California nickname) | Big Scrapple (Philadelphia nickname) | Big Smoke (London, England nickname) | Big Strawberry (Garden Grove, California nickname) | Big Taco (Los Angeles and Mexico City nickname) | Big Tomato, Sacratomato (Sacramento nicknames) | Biggest Little City in the World (Reno, Nevada nickname) | Charm City (Baltimore nickname) | City of Brotherly Love (Philadelphia nickname) | Garden State (New Jersey nickname) | I'm From Missouri. Show Me. | Iron City, Smoky City, Steel City (Pittsburgh nicknames) | Little Apple (Manhattan, Kansas nickname) | Mile High City (Denver nickname) | Mini Apple (Minneapolis nickname) | New York of India (Mumbai nickname) | New York of the North (Toronto and Glasgow nickname) | New York Run by the Swiss (Toronto nickname) | New York State | Windy Apple (fictional Capital City nickname) |
• Other Expressions: Origin of "Canuck" ("Johnny Canuck") | Origin of "The Whole Nine Yards" | Origin of the word "Autism" | Origin of "Uncle Sam"/"Brother Jonathan"
• Personal: Manhattan Borough President (2005 election) | Original Short Story: Cape May, N.J. | Public Advocate (1993 election) | Texas (Lone Star State Dictionary) | Buda (city name etymology) | Marfa (city name etymology)

How is this man responsible for the name of New York?
September 9, 2011
Gotham, the Big Apple, the City that Never Sleeps: New York City is the emblem of America, to many, especially as we remember the tragedy of September 11th, 2001.
Over the past three centuries, New York has grown to greatly overshadow its namesake, the city of York in northern England.
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Why is New York City known as “the Big Apple” and “Gotham?”
September 11, 2010
New York City goes by many names, such as the “City that Never Sleeps” and the less humble “Center of the Universe.” But the Big Apple is the most kenspeckled.
There are many rumors about the history of the nickname. Did the city used to be filled with apple orchards? Does the name originate with a brothel madam named Eve?
Actually, the widespread use of the nickname began in the 1970s as
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"New York," 1909 (but popularized by 1970s tourism promotion campaign), apparently from jazz musicians' use of apple for any city, especially a Northern one.

According Gerald Leonard Cohen's Origin of New York City's Nickname "The Big Apple" (New York: Peter Lang, 1991), while "apple" in American slang means "fellow" and "big apple" means "big shot", the first consistent use of the term to apply to New York City came in the 1920s. John J. Fitz Gerald, a horseracing reporter for the Morning Telegraph, used the term (in columns from 1921-1927) for "New York City racetracks", and that sense of it "the metropolitan thoroughbred racing circuit" entered general usage after 1928. Walter Winchell used it in a 1927 column to refer to Broadway ("Broadway is the Big Apple, the Main Stem, the goal of all ambition, the pot of gold at the end of a drab and somewhat colorless rainbow."). In the 1930s black jazz musicians applied the terms "the apple" or, less often, "the big apple" to Harlem or to the entire city, with overtones, again, of the "big time". In 1937 a dance called "the big apple" was launched in an African-American nightclub called "Fat Sam's Big Apple", in Columbia, South Carolina, and became a short lived national craze. In 1971, Charles Gillett, then president of the New York Convention & Visitors Bureau, used the term as a name for New York City, in a marketing campaign, after which it won wide acceptance as a synonym for Gotham.

New York City (NYC), New York: The Big Apple
Warum Big Apple?
Einen eindeutigen Grund, auf den sich alle einigen können, gibt es nicht. Deshalb gibt es verschiedene Varianten, die aus verschiedenen Zeiten heraus resultieren. Allerdings haben die meisten mit dem guten Geldverdienen in NYC zu tun.
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Erstmalig belegt trat der Begriff als Methapher gebraucht in Edward S. Martin's Buch "Der Reisende in New York" auf. Martin beschrieb die Stadt als die Frucht, eben den Big Apple, eines Baumes, dessen Wurzeln bis hinunter ins Mississippi Delta und dessen Äste von einem Ozean zum anderen reichten. New York, diese eine Frucht, beziehe einen weit grösseren Teil der Kraft des Baumes als andere Frühte, also Städte. Es war die Zeit der rasanten Entwicklung der Stadt, es war im gesamten Land bekannt, dass sich hier Kapital sammelte und Geld zu verdienen sei - mehr als anderswo.
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The most recent research traces the phrase back to a book published in 1909. In a New York Times article of February 1, 1989, David Shulman refers to The Wayfarer in New York, a collection of essays edited by Edward S. Martin. On page xiv of that book, Mr. Martin wrote that the rest of the country "inclines to think the big apple gets a disproportionate share of the national sap." This is the earliest use of the term yet brought to our attention.
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A tourism advertising campaign in the 1970s that used the term "The Big Apple" as a theme re-stimilated the usage and brought the name to the attention of millions who had not otherwise heard it.
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"When and how did New York City come to be called "The Big Apple'?"
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02 January 2010 - Words and Their Stories: Nicknames for Los Angeles - From the Big Apple to the Big Orange.

24 December 2009 - Words and Their Stories: Nicknames for New York City - Taking a bite out of the Big Apple.
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There are several explanations for where this name came from. Language expert Barry Popik studied the question and wrote about it on his Web site. He says John Fitz Gerald, a writer for a New York newspaper, used the name the Big Apple to mean New York in the nineteen twenties. Mister Fitz Gerald wrote about horse races. He heard the name used by men who worked at a racetrack in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Strange Spelling Bee Words
Posted August 25, 2012
Why do spelling bees include such bizarre, obsolete words as cymotrichous? Why is New York called the Big Apple? Also, the stinky folk medicine tradition called an asifidity bag, the surprising number of common English phrases that come directly from the King James Bible, three sheets to the wind, the term white elephant, in like [...]read more »

The Big Apple
Posted August 25, 2012
Why is New York City called the Big Apple? In the 1920s, a writer named John Fitz Gerald used it in a column about the horseracing scene, because racetrack workers in New Orleans would say that if a horse was successful down South, they’d send it to race in the Big Apple, namely at New [...]read more »

"The Big Apple" is a nickname for New York City. It was first popularized in the 1920s by John J. Fitz Gerald, a sports writer for the New York Morning Telegraph. Its popularity since the 1970s is due to a promotional campaign by the New York Convention and Visitors Bureau, known now as NYC & Company.
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Armed with the true story of "Big Apple" (and awesome determination), Popik spent the next four years trying to convince the New York City Government to officially recognize FitzGerald as the popularizer of "Big Apple". Just this past February he finally succeeded, and the corner of West 54th Street and Broadway, where John FitzGerald lived for nearly 30 years, is now officially known as "Big Apple Corner".
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"Big apple" was commonly used in the late-19th century to refer to the winnings of a wager. This use appears as early as the August 1847 issue of The American Farmer:

Try it once and we’ll bet you a "big apple" that you do it every year thereafter for the balance of your life.
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Origin of New York City's Nickname "The Big Apple" (Forum Anglicum, 19) (Taschenbuch)
von Gerald Cohen (Autor)

Taschenbuch: 118 Seiten
Verlag: Lang (Peter) GmbH.,Germany (Juni 1991)
Sprache: Englisch

Kurzbeschreibung
Contents: Nature of the problem - A look at the proposed origins - Apples as something special - Big Apple first as «NYC racetracks» - Tracing the development of the Big Apple dance - Contribution of the black jazz musicians - Once again: credit to Charles Gillett for popularizing The Big Apple, 1971(with background information on Mr. Gillett) - Appendix (includes: Fun City «NYC» - courtesy of Mayor John Lindsay and journalist Dick Schaap) - Bibliography - Index.

Umschlagtext
The present monograph aims for a comprehensive look at the history of The Big Apple, parts of which are already known. What has been overlooked is the important role of turf-writer John J. Fitz Gerald, who first used The Big Apple «NYC racetracks» in print and then slowly popularized this usage, 1921ff. In the 1930s The Big Apple was picked up by black jazz musicians to designate NYC in general (and Harlem in particular) as the place where the greatest jazz in the world was being played. And in 1971 Charles Gillett revived The Big Apple as part of a public-relations campaign on behalf of NYC.

Why were the NYC tracks likened to an apple? Because the big Red Delicious apples - developed in Iowa (1870s) - were regarded as something extra special. And for the jockeys active in the «bushes» (Idaho, South Dakota, etc.) the NYC tracks represented the big time, the big treat, i.e. «the big apple».

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Big Onion - New York (W3)

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Boardwalk - Rose

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Boardwalk Empire

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Bradford (town) Steuben County (W3)

• Der Ort wurde ebenfalls an einer breiten Furt gegründet.
• Der Ort wurde von Auswanderern in Erinnerung an Bradford, West Yorkshire, UK, benannt.
• Der Ort wurde zu Ehren eines Namensträgers "Bradford" benannt.

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Brooklynese (W3)

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Brooklynese in New Orleans

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Every thing is different in New Orleans. This is the City of Lagniappe (something extra), romantic paddle boats, the French Quarter, muffelattas and Mardi Gras. Even the street names speak of New Orleans unusual character. Names like Tchoupitoulas, Melpomene, Chef Menteur, and Terpsichore. The dialects and colloquialisms spring from Creole, French, African, Irish and many other tongues too numerous to mention. Perhaps most noticeable of all is the common "Brooklynese" spoken by most New Orleanians as a result of Brooklyn middle school teachers being imported to New Orleans over a hundred years ago to help educate New Orleans children.
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Castle Clinton (W3)

Castle Clinton National Monument, at the tip of Manhattan, has had a long and varied existence. The circular fortress was built between 1808 and 1811 as one of a series of forts to protect New York City from potential British aggression.

Originally known as the "Southwest Battery", its name was changed after the War of 1812 to Castle Clinton in honor of DeWitt Clinton, a former mayor of the city and later governor of New York State. No longer needed to defend New York, Castle Clinton was turned into a civic garden in 1824, is now Castle Clinton National Monument.
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Castle Clinton

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The county was named for Gov. George Clinton.
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Clinton County (W3)

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The community was named for Gov. George Clinton.
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From the statue of Liberty to Central Park, I propose you around 2300 photos of New York !

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The town was named for Judge John Conklin, settler.
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Crescent (W3)

Crescent Saratoga County
The community was named for the shape of the river.

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Ellis Island, Träneninsel (W3)

Borough: Manhattan
Origin of Current Name: Named after 18th century owner "Samuel Ellis", who sold the island to the federal government.
Previous names: "Kioshk" (to 1628), "Oyster" (1628-1664), "Gull" (1664-1765), "Gibbet" (1765-c1770), "Ellis" (c1770-present)

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Die Einwanderer nannten "Ellis Island" die "Träneninsel", da sich hier nach einer 2 minütigen Befragung und einer medizinischen Untersuchung das weitere Schicksal entschied. Kranke, Analphabeten, politisch Radikale und Vorbestrafte durften nicht einreisen, wurden wieder zurückgeschickt oder auf einen anderen Kontinent verschifft, aber 98% der Einreisewilligen kamen ins Gelobte Land. Die größte Gruppe der Einwanderer stellten Italiener und Russen dar. So mussten die Einwanderer gleich zu Beginn eine steile Treppe zum Registrierraum empor steigen, bei der sie von Ärzten beobachtet wurden. Hatte jemand Probleme, so deutete dies auf ein Herzleiden hin und er wurde intensiver untersucht. Die Mediziner prüften auf Infektionskrankheiten, schauten sich Hände, Gesicht und Haare an und falls einer verdächtig war, bekam er ein Kreidezeichen auf die rechte Schulter gemalt (ein S stand für Senilität, ein Ct die Augenkrankheit Trachom und ein X für eine psychische Erkrankung). Die anderen gingen durch eine Tür mit der Aufschrift „Push to New York“ und waren aufgenommen. Die Männer und Frauen wurden in verschiedenen Schlafsälen untergebracht.
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• Black River (village) Jefferson County
• Blasdell (village) Erie County
• Blauvelt Rockland County
• Bleecker (town) Fulton County
• Blenheim (town) Schoharie County
• Bloomfield (village) Ontario County
• Blooming Grove (town) Orange County
• Bloomingburg (village) Sullivan County
• Bloomingdale Essex County
• Blue Mountain Lake Hamilton County
• Blue Point Suffolk County
• Boght Corners Albany County
• Bohemia Suffolk County
• Boiceville Ulster County
• Bolivar (village) Allegany County
• Bolivar (town) Allegany County
• Bolton (town) Warren County
• Bolton Landing Warren County
• Bombay (town) Franklin County
• Boonville (town) Oneida County
• Boonville (village) Oneida County
• Borough Park Kings County
• Boston (town) Erie County
• Bouckville Madison County
• Bovina (town) Delaware County
• Bowens Corners Oswego County
• Bowmansville Erie County
• Boylston (town) Oswego County
• Boyntonville Rensselaer County
• Brainard Rensselaer County
• Braman Corners Schenectady County
• Bramanville Schoharie County
• Branchport Yates County
• Brandon (town) Franklin County
• Brant (town) Erie County
• Brant Lake Warren County
• Brasher (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Breakabeen Schoharie County
• Breezy Point Queens County
• Brentwood Suffolk County
• Brewerton Onondaga County
• Brewster (village) Putnam County
• Briarcliff Manor (village) Westchester County
• Bridgehampton Suffolk County
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• Bridgeville Sullivan County
• Bridgewater (town) Oneida County
• Bridgewater (village) Oneida County
• Brighton (town) Franklin County
• Brighton (town) Monroe County
• Brighton Beach Kings County
• Brightwaters (village) Suffolk County
• Briscoe Sullivan County
• Bristol (town) Ontario County
• Broad Channel Queens County
• Broadalbin (village) Fulton County
• Broadalbin (town) Fulton County
• Brockport (village) Monroe County
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• Bronk Island Greene County
• Bronx (borough) Bronx County
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• Brookfield (town) Madison County
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• Brooktondale Tompkins County
• Brookview Rensselaer County
• Brookville (village) Nassau County
• Broome (town) Schoharie County
• Browns Hollow Montgomery County
• Brownsville Kings County
• Brownville (town) Jefferson County
• Brownville (village) Jefferson County
• Brunswick (town) Rensselaer County
• Brushton (village) Franklin County
• Brutus (town) Cayuga County
• Bruynswick Ulster County
• Buchanan (village) Westchester County
• Buckhorn Island Erie County
• Buel Montgomery County
• Buffalo (city) Erie County
• Burdett (village) Schuyler County
• Burke (village) Franklin County
• Burke (town) Franklin County
• Burlingham Sullivan County
• Burlington (town) Otsego County
• Burlington Flats Otsego County
• Burns (town) Allegany County
• Burnt Hills Saratoga County
• Burt Niagara County
• Burtonsville Montgomery County
• Bushnellsville Ulster County
• Bushwick Kings County
• Buskirk Rensselaer County
• Busti (town) Chautauqua County
• Butler (town) Wayne County
• Butternuts (town) Otsego County
• Byrdecliffe Ulster County
• Byron (town) Genesee County
• Cadosia Delaware County
• Cadyville Clinton County
• Cairo (town) Greene County
• Calcium Jefferson County
• Caledonia (village) Livingston County
• Caledonia (town) Livingston County
• Callicoon (town) Sullivan County
• Calverton Suffolk County
• Cambria (town) Niagara County
• Cambria Heights Queens County
• Cambridge (town) Washington County
• Cambridge (village) Washington County
• Camden (village) Oneida County
• Camden (town) Oneida County
• Cameron (town) Steuben County
• Camillus (village) Onondaga County
• Camillus (town) Onondaga County
• Campbell (town) Steuben County
• Canaan (town) Columbia County
• Canadice (town) Ontario County
• Canajoharie (village) Montgomery County
• Canajoharie (town) Montgomery County
• Canandaigua (city) Ontario County
• Canandaigua (town) Ontario County
• Canarsie Kings County
• Canaseraga (village) Allegany County
• Canastota (village) Madison County
• Canawaugus Livingston County
• Candor (village) Tioga County
• Candor (town) Tioga County
• Caneadea (town) Allegany County
• Canisteo (village) Steuben County
• Canisteo (town) Steuben County
• Cannonsville Delaware County
• Canoga Seneca County
• Canton (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Canton (village) Saint Lawrence County
• Cape Vincent (town) Jefferson County
• Cape Vincent (village) Jefferson County
• Captree Island Suffolk County
• Cardiff Onondaga County
• Carle Place Nassau County
• Carlisle (town) Schoharie County
• Carlton (town) Orleans County
• Carmel (town) Putnam County
• Caroga (town) Fulton County
• Caroga Lake Fulton County
• Caroline (town) Tompkins County
• Carroll (town) Chautauqua County
• Carrollton (town) Cattaraugus County
• Carthage (village) Jefferson County
• Cassadaga (village) Chautauqua County
• Castile (town) Wyoming County
• Castile (village) Wyoming County
• Castleton-on-Hudson (village) Rensselaer County
• Castorland (village) Lewis County
• Catharine (town) Schuyler County
• Catlin (town) Chemung County
• Cato (village) Cayuga County
• Cato (town) Cayuga County
• Caton (town) Steuben County
• Catskill (village) Greene County
• Catskill (town) Greene County
• Cattaraugus (village) Cattaraugus County
• Caughdenoy Oswego County
• Cayuga (village) Cayuga County
• Cayuga Heights (village) Tompkins County
• Cayuta (town) Schuyler County
• Cazenovia (village) Madison County
• Cazenovia (town) Madison County
• Cedarhurst (village) Nassau County
• Celoron (village) Chautauqua County
• Cementon Greene County
• Center Berlin Rensselaer County
• Center Moriches Suffolk County
• Center Village Broome County
• Centereach Suffolk County
• Centerport Suffolk County
• Centerport Cayuga County
• Centerville (town) Allegany County
• Central Bridge Schoharie County
• Central Islip Suffolk County
• Central Nyack Rockland County
• Central Square (village) Oswego County
• Central Valley Orange County
• Centre Island (village) Nassau County
• Ceres Allegany County
• Chaffee Erie County
• Champion (town) Jefferson County
• Champlain (town) Clinton County
• Champlain (village) Clinton County
• Chappaqua Westchester County
• Charleston (town) Montgomery County
• Charleston Four Corners Montgomery County
• Charlotte Monroe County
• Charlotte (town) Chautauqua County
• Charlotteville Schoharie County
• Charlton (town) Saratoga County
• Chasm Falls Franklin County
• Chateaugay (village) Franklin County
• Chateaugay (town) Franklin County
• Chatham (village) Columbia County
• Chatham (town) Columbia County
• Chaumont (village) Jefferson County
• Chauncey Westchester County
• Chautauqua (town) Chautauqua County
• Chazy (town) Clinton County
• Cheektowaga (town) Erie County
• Chemung (town) Chemung County
• Chenango (town) Broome County
• Chenango Forks Broome County
• Cherry Creek (village) Chautauqua County
• Cherry Creek (town) Chautauqua County
• Cherry Grove Suffolk County
• Cherry Valley (town) Otsego County
• Cherry Valley (village) Otsego County
• Chester (town) Warren County
• Chester (town) Orange County
• Chester (village) Orange County
• Chesterfield (town) Essex County
• Chestertown Warren County
• Chestnut Ridge (village) Rockland County
• Chichester Ulster County
• Childs Orleans County
• Chili (town) Monroe County
• Chinatown New York County
• Chittenango (village) Madison County
• Churchville (village) Monroe County
• Cicero (town) Onondaga County
• Cincinnatus (town) Cortland County
• Circleville Orange County
• City Island Bronx County
• Clare (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Clarence (town) Erie County
• Clarence Center Erie County
• Clarendon (town) Orleans County
• Clarkson (town) Monroe County
• Clarkstown (town) Rockland County
• Clarksville (town) Allegany County
• Claryville Sullivan County
• Claverack (town) Columbia County
• Clay (town) Onondaga County
• Clayburg Clinton County
• Clayton (village) Jefferson County
• Clayton (town) Jefferson County
• Clayville (village) Oneida County
• Clermont (town) Columbia County
• Cleveland (village) Oswego County
• Clifton (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Clifton Park (town) Saratoga County
• Clifton Park Center Saratoga County
• Clifton Springs (village) Ontario County
• Climax Greene County
• Clockville Madison County
• Clyde (village) Wayne County
• Clymer (town) Chautauqua County
• Cobleskill (village) Schoharie County
• Cobleskill (town) Schoharie County
• Cochecton (town) Sullivan County
• Coeymans (town) Albany County
• Coeymans Hollow Albany County
• Cohocton (village) Steuben County
• Cohocton (town) Steuben County
• Cohoes (city) Albany County
• Colchester (town) Delaware County
• Cold Brook (village) Herkimer County
• Cold Spring (village) Putnam County
• Cold Spring Harbor Suffolk County
• Colden (town) Erie County
• Coldspring (town) Cattaraugus County
• Colesville (town) Broome County
• College Point Queens County
• Colliersville Otsego County
• Collins (town) Erie County
• Collins Center Erie County
• Colonie (village) Albany County
• Colonie (town) Albany County
• Colosse Oswego County
• Colton (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Columbia (town) Herkimer County
• Columbus (town) Chenango County
• Commack Suffolk County
• Concord (town) Erie County
• Conesus (town) Livingston County
• Conesville (town) Schoharie County
• Conewango (town) Cattaraugus County
• Coney Island Kings County
• Congers Rockland County
• Conquest (town) Cayuga County
• Constable (town) Franklin County
• Constableville (village) Lewis County
• Constantia (town) Oswego County
• Cooperstown (village) Otsego County
• Coopersville Clinton County
• Copake (town) Columbia County
• Copake Falls Columbia County
• Copenhagen (village) Lewis County
• Copiague Suffolk County
• Coram Suffolk County
• Corfu (village) Genesee County
• Corinth (village) Saratoga County
• Corinth (town) Saratoga County
• Corning (town) Steuben County
• Corning (city) Steuben County
• Cornwall (town) Orange County
• Cornwall-on-Hudson Orange County
• Corona Queens County
• Cortland (city) Cortland County
• Cortlandt (town) Westchester County
• Cortlandville (town) Cortland County
• Couse Rensselaer County
• Cove Neck (village) Nassau County
• Coventry (town) Chenango County
• Covert (town) Seneca County
• Covington (town) Wyoming County
• Coxsackie (village) Greene County
• Coxsackie (town) Greene County
• Crab Meadow Suffolk County
• Cranberry Lake Saint Lawrence County
• Cranesville Montgomery County
• Crawford (town) Orange County
• Croghan (village) Lewis County
• Croghan (town) Lewis County
• Cropseyville Rensselaer County
• Cross River Westchester County
• Croton-on-Hudson (village) Westchester County
• Crotonville Westchester County
• Crown Heights Dutchess County
• Crown Point (town) Essex County
• Crugers Westchester County
• Crum Creek Fulton County
• Cuba (town) Allegany County
• Cuba (village) Allegany County
• Cuddebackville Orange County
• Cutchogue Suffolk County
• Cuyler (town) Cortland County
• Cuylerville Livingston County
• Daisy Ulster County
• Dalton Livingston County
• Damascus Broome County
• Danby (town) Tompkins County
• Dannemora (town) Clinton County
• Dannemora (village) Clinton County
• Dansville (town) Steuben County
• Dansville (village) Livingston County
• Danube (town) Herkimer County
• Darien (town) Genesee County
• Darien Center Genesee County
• Dashville Ulster County
• Davenport (town) Delaware County
• Davis Park Suffolk County
• Day (town) Saratoga County
• Dayton (town) Cattaraugus County
• De Kalb (town) Saint Lawrence County
• De Peyster (town) Saint Lawrence County
• De Witt (town) Onondaga County
• Deansboro Oneida County
• DeBruce Sullivan County
• Decatur (town) Otsego County
• Deckertown Sullivan County
• Deer Park Suffolk County
• Deerfield (town) Oneida County
• Deerpark (town) Orange County
• Deferiet (village) Jefferson County
• Defreestville Rensselaer County
• Delanson (village) Schenectady County
• Delaware (town) Sullivan County
• Delevan (village) Cattaraugus County
• Delhi (village) Delaware County
• Delhi (town) Delaware County
• Delmar Albany County
• Delphi Falls Onondaga County
• Demster Oswego County
• Denman's Island Onondaga County
• Denmark (town) Lewis County
• Denning (town) Ulster County
• Denver Delaware County
• Depauville Jefferson County
• Depew (village) Erie County
• Deposit (village) Delaware County
• Deposit (town) Delaware County
• Derby Erie County
• Dering Harbor (village) Suffolk County
• DeRuyter (village) Madison County
• DeRuyter (town) Madison County
• Dewittsville Ulster County
• Dexter (village) Jefferson County
• Diamond Island Warren County
• Diana (town) Lewis County
• Dickinson (town) Franklin County
• Dickinson (town) Broome County
• Dix (town) Schuyler County
• Dix Hills Suffolk County
• Dobbs Ferry (village) Westchester County
• Dolgeville (village) Herkimer County
• Doraville Broome County
• Dormansville Albany County
• Douglaston Queens County
• Dover (town) Dutchess County
• Dover Plains Dutchess County
• Downsville Delaware County
• Dresden (village) Yates County
• Dresden (town) Washington County
• Dresserville Cayuga County
• Dryden (village) Tompkins County
• Dryden (town) Tompkins County
• Duane (town) Franklin County
• Duanesburg (town) Schenectady County
• Dundee (village) Yates County
• Dunham Hollow Rensselaer County
• Dunkirk (town) Chautauqua County
• Dunkirk (city) Chautauqua County
• Dunsbach Ferry Albany County
• Durham (town) Greene County
• Eagle (town) Wyoming County
• Eagle Bay Herkimer County
• Eagle Bridge Rensselaer County
• Eagle Harbor Orleans County
• Eagle Mills Rensselaer County
• Earlville (village) Madison County
• East Amherst Erie County
• East Atlantic Beach Nassau County
• East Aurora (village) Erie County
• East Berne Albany County
• East Bethany Genesee County
• East Bloomfield (town) Ontario County
• East Concord Erie County
• East Durham Greene County
• East Elmhurst Queens County
• East Farmingdale Suffolk County
• East Fishkill (town) Dutchess County
• East Genoa Cayuga County
• East Glenville Schenectady County
• East Greenbush (town) Rensselaer County
• East Hampton (village) Suffolk County
• East Hampton (town) Suffolk County
• East Hills (village) Nassau County
• East Homer Cortland County
• East Irvington Westchester County
• East Islip Suffolk County
• East Jefferson Schoharie County
• East Jewett Greene County
• East Line Saratoga County
• East Marion Suffolk County
• East Massapequa Nassau County
• East Meadow Nassau County
• East Meredith Delaware County
• East Moriches Suffolk County
• East Nassau (village) Rensselaer County
• East New York Kings County
• East Northport Suffolk County
• East Norwich Nassau County
• East Oakfield Genesee County
• East Otto (town) Cattaraugus County
• East Otto (town) Cattaraugus County
• East Patchogue Suffolk County
• East Pembroke Genesee County
• East Poestenkill Rensselaer County
• East Quogue Suffolk County
• East Randolph (village) Cattaraugus County
• East Rochester (town) Monroe County
• East Rochester (village) Monroe County
• East Rockaway (village) Nassau County
• East Schodack Rensselaer County
• East Setauket Suffolk County
• East Syracuse (village) Onondaga County
• East Varick Seneca County
• East White Plains Westchester County
• East Williamson Wayne County
• East Williston (village) Nassau County
• East Windham Greene County
• East Worcester Otsego County
• Eastchester (town) Westchester County
• Easton (town) Washington County
• Eastport Suffolk County
• Eastwood Onondaga County
• Eaton (town) Madison County
• Eatons Neck Suffolk County
• Eavesport Ulster County
• Eden (town) Erie County
• Edgemere Queens County
• Edgewood Greene County
• Edinburg (town) Saratoga County
• Edmeston (town) Otsego County
• Edwards (village) Saint Lawrence County
• Edwards (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Eggertsville Erie County
• Egypt Monroe County
• Elba (village) Genesee County
• Elba (town) Genesee County
• Elbridge (village) Onondaga County
• Elbridge (town) Onondaga County
• Elizabethtown (town) Essex County
• Ellenburg (town) Clinton County
• Ellenville (village) Ulster County
• Ellery (town) Chautauqua County
• Ellicott (town) Chautauqua County
• Ellicottville (town) Cattaraugus County
• Ellicottville (village) Cattaraugus County
• Ellington (town) Chautauqua County
• Ellis Island Hudson County
• Ellisburg (town) Jefferson County
• Ellisburg (village) Jefferson County
• Elm Valley Allegany County
• Elma (town) Erie County
• Elmhurst Queens County
• Elmira (city) Chemung County
• Elmira (town) Chemung County
• Elmira Heights (village) Chemung County
• Elmont Nassau County
• Elmsford (village) Westchester County
• Elmwood Cayuga County
• Elnora Saratoga County
• Elsmere Albany County
• Elwood Suffolk County
• Endicott (village) Broome County
• Endwell Broome County
• Enfield (town) Tompkins County
• Ephratah (town) Fulton County
• Erieville Madison County
• Erin (town) Chemung County
• Erwin (town) Steuben County
• Esopus (town) Ulster County
• Esperance (village) Schoharie County
• Esperance (town) Schoharie County
• Essex (town) Essex County
• Etna Tompkins County
• Evans (town) Erie County
• Evans Mills (village) Jefferson County
• Exeter (town) Otsego County
• Fabius (town) Onondaga County
• Fabius (village) Onondaga County
• Factory Village Saratoga County
• Fair Harbor Suffolk County
• Fair Haven (village) Cayuga County
• Fairdale Oswego County
• Fairfield (town) Herkimer County
• Fairport (village) Monroe County
• Fairville Wayne County
• Falconer (village) Chautauqua County
• Fallsburg (town) Sullivan County
• Fancher Orleans County
• Far Rockaway Queens County
• Farmersville (town) Cattaraugus County
• Farmingdale (village) Nassau County
• Farmington (town) Ontario County
• Farmingville Suffolk County
• Farnham (village) Erie County
• Fayette (town) Seneca County
• Fayetteville (village) Onondaga County
• Fenner (town) Madison County
• Fenton (town) Broome County
• Feura Bush Albany County
• Fillmore Allegany County
• Financial District New York County
• Fine (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Fineview Jefferson County
• Fire Island Suffolk County
• Fire Island Pines Suffolk County
• Fishers Ontario County
• Fishers Island Suffolk County
• Fishkill (town) Dutchess County
• Fishkill (village) Dutchess County
• Flanders Suffolk County
• Flatbush Kings County
• Fleetwood Westchester County
• Fleischmanns (village) Delaware County
• Fleming (town) Cayuga County
• Floral Park (village) Nassau County
• Florence (town) Oneida County
• Florida (town) Montgomery County
• Florida (village) Orange County
• Flower Hill (village) Nassau County
• Floyd (town) Oneida County
• Flushing Queens County
• Folsomdale Wyoming County
• Fonda (village) Montgomery County
• Forest Hills Queens County
• Forest Park Chautauqua County
• Forestburgh (town) Sullivan County
• Forestport (town) Oneida County
• Forestville (village) Chautauqua County
• Fort Ann (town) Washington County
• Fort Ann (village) Washington County
• Fort Covington (town) Franklin County
• Fort Edward (village) Washington County
• Fort Edward (town) Washington County
• Fort Greene Kings County
• Fort Hunter Montgomery County
• Fort Johnson (village) Montgomery County
• Fort Montgomery Orange County
• Fort Plain (village) Montgomery County
• Fort Salonga Suffolk County
• Fortsville Saratoga County
• Fosterville Cayuga County
• Fowler (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Fowlerville Livingston County
• Frankfort (town) Herkimer County
• Frankfort (village) Herkimer County
• Franklin (town) Franklin County
• Franklin (town) Delaware County
• Franklin (village) Delaware County
• Franklin Square Nassau County
• Franklinville (town) Cattaraugus County
• Franklinville (village) Cattaraugus County
• Fredonia (village) Chautauqua County
• Freedom (town) Cattaraugus County
• Freeport (village) Nassau County
• Freetown (town) Cortland County
• Freeville (village) Tompkins County
• Fremont (town) Sullivan County
• Fremont (town) Steuben County
• French Creek (town) Chautauqua County
• Fresh Meadows Queens County
• Fresh Pond Queens County
• Friendship (town) Allegany County
• Fruit Valley Oswego County
• Fulton (city) Oswego County
• Fulton (town) Schoharie County
• Fultonham Schoharie County
• Fultonville (village) Montgomery County
• Furniss Oswego County
• Gabriels Franklin County
• Gaines (town) Orleans County
• Gainesville (village) Wyoming County
• Gainesville (town) Wyoming County
• Galen (town) Wayne County
• Gallatin (town) Columbia County
• Gallupville Schoharie County
• Galway (village) Saratoga County
• Galway (town) Saratoga County
• Gansevoort Saratoga County
• Garbutt Monroe County
• Garden City (village) Nassau County
• Garden City Park Nassau County
• Garden City South Nassau County
• Gardiner (town) Ulster County
• Gardiners Island Suffolk County
• Garnerville Rockland County
• Gasport Niagara County
• Gates (town) Monroe County
• Geddes (town) Onondaga County
• Genesee (town) Allegany County
• Genesee Falls (town) Wyoming County
• Geneseo (town) Livingston County
• Geneseo (village) Livingston County
• Geneva (city) Ontario County
• Geneva (town) Ontario County
• Genoa (town) Cayuga County
• Georgetown (town) Madison County
• German (town) Chenango County
• German Flatts (town) Herkimer County
• Germantown (town) Columbia County
• Gerry (town) Chautauqua County
• Getzville Erie County
• Ghent (town) Columbia County
• Gilbertsville (village) Otsego County
• Gilboa (town) Schoharie County
• Gilgo Beach Suffolk County
• Glasco Ulster County
• Glass Lake Rensselaer County
• Glen (town) Montgomery County
• Glen Cove (city) Nassau County
• Glen Haven Cayuga County
• Glen Head Nassau County
• Glen Park (village) Jefferson County
• Glenham Dutchess County
• Glens Falls (city) Warren County
• Glenville (town) Schenectady County
• Glenwood Landing Nassau County
• Gloversville (city) Fulton County
• Goat Island Niagara County
• Goldens Bridge Westchester County
• Gordon Heights Suffolk County
• Gorham (town) Ontario County
• Goshen (village) Orange County
• Goshen (town) Orange County
• Gouverneur (village) Saint Lawrence County
• Gouverneur (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Governors Island New York County
• Gowanda (village) Cattaraugus County
• Gracie Cortland County
• Grafton (town) Rensselaer County
• Grahamsville Sullivan County
• Granby (town) Oswego County
• Granby Center Oswego County
• Grand Island (town) Erie County
• Grand View-on-Hudson (village) Rockland County
• Granger (town) Allegany County
• Grangerville Saratoga County
• Granite Springs Westchester County
• Granville (town) Washington County
• Granville (village) Washington County
• Great Bend Jefferson County
• Great Neck (village) Nassau County
• Great Neck Estates (village) Nassau County
• Great Neck Plaza (village) Nassau County
• Great River Suffolk County
• Great Valley (town) Cattaraugus County
• Greece (town) Monroe County
• Green Island (town) Albany County
• Green Island (village) Albany County
• Greenborough Oswego County
• Greenburgh (town) Westchester County
• Greene (village) Chenango County
• Greene (town) Chenango County
• Greenfield (town) Saratoga County
• Greenfield Center Saratoga County
• Greenfield Park Ulster County
• Greenlawn Suffolk County
• Greenpoint Kings County
• Greenport (village) Suffolk County
• Greenport (town) Columbia County
• Greenvale Nassau County
• Greenville (town) Orange County
• Greenville (town) Greene County
• Greenwich (village) Washington County
• Greenwich (town) Washington County
• Greenwich Village New York County
• Greenwood (town) Steuben County
• Greenwood Lake (village) Orange County
• Greig (town) Lewis County
• Grindstone Island Jefferson County
• Groton (village) Tompkins County
• Groton (town) Tompkins County
• Grove (town) Allegany County
• Groveland (town) Livingston County
• Guilderland (town) Albany County
• Guilderland Center Albany County
• Guilford (town) Chenango County
• Gurn Spring Saratoga County
• Hadley (town) Saratoga County
• Hagaman (village) Montgomery County
• Hagedorns Mills Saratoga County
• Hague (town) Warren County
• Haines Falls Greene County
• Halcott (town) Greene County
• Halcott Center Greene County
• Halcottsville Delaware County
• Halesite Suffolk County
• Halfmoon (town) Saratoga County
• Hall Ontario County
• Hallsville Montgomery County
• Halseyville Tompkins County
• Hambletville Delaware County
• Hamburg (village) Erie County
• Hamburg (town) Erie County
• Hamden (town) Delaware County
• Hamilton (town) Madison County
• Hamilton (village) Madison County
• Hamlin (town) Monroe County
• Hammond (village) Saint Lawrence County
• Hammond (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Hammondsport (village) Steuben County
• Hampton (town) Washington County
• Hampton Bays Suffolk County
• Hamptonburgh (town) Orange County
• Hancock (village) Delaware County
• Hancock (town) Delaware County
• Hankins Sullivan County
• Hannawa Falls Saint Lawrence County
• Hannibal (village) Oswego County
• Hannibal (town) Oswego County
• Hannibal Center Oswego County
• Hanover (town) Chautauqua County
• Harbor Hills Nassau County
• Harbor Isle Nassau County
• Hardenburgh (town) Ulster County
• Harford (town) Cortland County
• Harlem New York County
• Harmon Westchester County
• Harmony (town) Chautauqua County
• Harmony Corners Saratoga County
• Harpersfield (town) Delaware County
• Harpursville Broome County
• Harrietstown (town) Franklin County
• Harriman (village) Orange County
• Harrisburg (town) Lewis County
• Harrison (village) Westchester County
• Harrison (town) Westchester County
• Harrisville (village) Lewis County
• Hart Island Bronx County
• Hartford (town) Washington County
• Hartland (town) Niagara County
• Hartsdale Westchester County
• Hartsville (town) Steuben County
• Hartwick (town) Otsego County
• Hasbrouck Sullivan County
• Hastings (town) Oswego County
• Hastings-on-Hudson (village) Westchester County
• Hauppauge Suffolk County
• Haverstraw (town) Rockland County
• Haverstraw (village) Rockland County
• Hawkeye Clinton County
• Hawthorne Westchester County
• Hazel Sullivan County
• Head of the Harbor (village) Suffolk County
• Heart Island Jefferson County
• Heathcote Westchester County
• Hebron (town) Washington County
• Hector (town) Schuyler County
• Hemlock Livingston County
• Hempstead (town) Nassau County
• Hempstead (village) Nassau County
• Henderson (town) Jefferson County
• Henrietta (town) Monroe County
• Hensonville Greene County
• Herkimer (village) Herkimer County
• Herkimer (town) Herkimer County
• Hermon (village) Saint Lawrence County
• Hermon (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Herricks Nassau County
• Herrings (village) Jefferson County
• Hessville Montgomery County
• Heuvelton (village) Saint Lawrence County
• Hewlett Nassau County
• Hewlett Bay Park (village) Nassau County
• Hewlett Harbor (village) Nassau County
• Hewlett Neck (village) Nassau County
• Hicksville Nassau County
• Highland Ulster County
• Highland (town) Sullivan County
• Highland Falls (village) Orange County
• Highland Mills Orange County
• Highlands (town) Orange County
• Highmount Ulster County
• Hillburn (village) Rockland County
• Hillsdale (town) Columbia County
• Hilton (village) Monroe County
• Hinckley Oneida County
• Hinmansville Oswego County
• Hinsdale (town) Cattaraugus County
• Hoag Corners Rensselaer County
• Hoffmans Schenectady County
• Hoffmeister Hamilton County
• Hogansburg Franklin County
• Holbrook Suffolk County
• Holcomb Ontario County
• Holcombville Warren County
• Holland (town) Erie County
• Holland Patent (village) Oneida County
• Holley (village) Orleans County
• Hollis Queens County
• Holtsville Suffolk County
• Homer (town) Cortland County
• Homer (village) Cortland County
• Honeoye Ontario County
• Honeoye Falls (village) Monroe County
• Honnedaga Oneida County
• Hoosick (town) Rensselaer County
• Hoosick Falls (village) Rensselaer County
• Hoosick Junction Rensselaer County
• Hope (town) Hamilton County
• Hopewell (town) Ontario County
• Hopewell Junction Dutchess County
• Hopkinton (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Horicon (town) Warren County
• Hornby (town) Steuben County
• Hornell (city) Steuben County
• Hornellsville (town) Steuben County
• Horseheads (town) Chemung County
• Horseheads (village) Chemung County
• Hortonville Sullivan County
• Houghton Allegany County
• Hounsfield (town) Jefferson County
• Howard (town) Steuben County
• Howard Beach Queens County
• Howardville Oswego County
• Howes Cave Schoharie County
• Howlett Hill Onondaga County
• Hubbardsville Madison County
• Hudson Falls (village) Washington County
• Hulberton Orleans County
• Hume (town) Allegany County
• Humphrey (town) Cattaraugus County
• Hunt Livingston County
• Hunter (town) Greene County
• Hunter (village) Greene County
• Huntersland Schoharie County
• Huntington (town) Suffolk County
• Huntington Bay (village) Suffolk County
• Huntington Station Suffolk County
• Hunts Point New York County
• Hunts Point Bronx County
• Hurley (town) Ulster County
• Hurleyville Sullivan County
• Huron (town) Wayne County
• Hyde Park (town) Dutchess County
• Hyndsville Schoharie County
• Ilion (village) Herkimer County
• Independence (town) Allegany County
• Index Otsego County
• Indian Castle Herkimer County
• Indian Lake (town) Hamilton County
• Indian Village Onondaga County
• Industry Monroe County
• Inlet (town) Hamilton County
• Interlaken (village) Seneca County
• Inwood Nassau County
• Inwood New York County
• Ionia Onondaga County
• Ira (town) Cayuga County
• Irondequoit (town) Monroe County
• Ironville Essex County
• Irving Chautauqua County
• Irvington (village) Westchester County
• Ischua (town) Cattaraugus County
• Island Park (village) Nassau County
• Islandia (village) Suffolk County
• Islip (town) Suffolk County
• Islip Terrace Suffolk County
• Italy (town) Yates County
• Ithaca (town) Tompkins County
• Ithaca (city) Tompkins County
• Ivanhoe Delaware County
• Jackson (town) Washington County
• Jackson Heights Queens County
• Jamaica Queens County
• Jamesport Suffolk County
• Jamestown (city) Chautauqua County
• Jamesville Onondaga County
• Janesville Schoharie County
• Jasper (town) Steuben County
• Java (town) Wyoming County
• Jay (town) Essex County
• Jefferson (town) Schoharie County
• Jefferson Valley Westchester County
• Jeffersonville (village) Sullivan County
• Jericho Nassau County
• Jerusalem (town) Yates County
• Jewett (town) Greene County
• Johnsburg (town) Warren County
• Johnson City (village) Broome County
• Johnsonville Rensselaer County
• Johnstown (city) Fulton County
• Johnstown (town) Fulton County
• Jolly Island Jefferson County
• Jonesville Saratoga County
• Jordan (village) Onondaga County
• Junius (town) Seneca County
• Kaser (village) Rockland County
• Kasoag Oswego County
• Katonah Westchester County
• Katsbaan Ulster County
• Keene (town) Essex County
• Keene Valley Essex County
• Keeseville (village) Clinton County
• Kendaia Seneca County
• Kendall (town) Orleans County
• Kenilworth Erie County
• Kenmore (village) Erie County
• Kensington (village) Nassau County
• Kent (town) Putnam County
• Kent Cliffs Putnam County
• Kerhonkson Ulster County
• Keuka Park Yates County
• Kew Gardens Queens County
• Kiamesha Lake Sullivan County
• Kiantone (town) Chautauqua County
• Killawog Broome County
• Kinderhook (village) Columbia County
• Kinderhook (town) Columbia County
• King Ferry Cayuga County
• Kings Park Suffolk County
• Kings Point (village) Nassau County
• Kings Station Saratoga County
• Kingsbury (town) Washington County
• Kingston (city) Ulster County
• Kingston (town) Ulster County
• Kirkland (town) Oneida County
• Kirkville Onondaga County
• Kirkwood (town) Broome County
• Kiryas Joel (village) Orange County
• Kiskatom Greene County
• Kismet Suffolk County
• Kitchawan Westchester County
• Knowlesville Orleans County
• Knox (town) Albany County
• Kortright (town) Delaware County
• Kringsbush Fulton County
• Krum Corner Tompkins County
• Kuckville Orleans County
• Kyserike Ulster County
• La Fargeville Jefferson County
• La Grange (town) Dutchess County
• Lackawanna (city) Erie County
• Lacona (village) Oswego County
• LaFayette (town) Onondaga County
• Lake Carmel Putnam County
• Lake Desolation Saratoga County
• Lake George (village) Warren County
• Lake George (town) Warren County
• Lake Grove (village) Suffolk County
• Lake Katonah Westchester County
• Lake Katrine Ulster County
• Lake Luzerne (town) Warren County
• Lake Mohegan Westchester County
• Lake Peekskill Putnam County
• Lake Placid (village) Essex County
• Lake Pleasant (town) Hamilton County
• Lake Ronkonkoma Suffolk County
• Lake Success (village) Nassau County
• Lakemont Yates County
• Lakeport Madison County
• Lakeview Nassau County
• Lakeville Livingston County
• Lakewood (village) Chautauqua County
• Lancaster (village) Erie County
• Lancaster (town) Erie County
• Lansing (village) Tompkins County
• Lansing (town) Tompkins County
• Laona Chautauqua County
• Lapeer (town) Cortland County
• Larchmont (village) Westchester County
• Lassellsville Fulton County
• Latham Albany County
• Lattingtown (village) Nassau County
• Laurel Suffolk County
• Laurel Hollow (village) Nassau County
• Laurelton Queens County
• Laurens (village) Otsego County
• Laurens (town) Otsego County
• Lawrence (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Lawrence (village) Nassau County
• Lawrenceville Saint Lawrence County
• Lawtons Erie County
• Lawyersville Schoharie County
• Le Ray (town) Jefferson County
• Le Roy (town) Genesee County
• Le Roy (village) Genesee County
• Lebanon (town) Madison County
• Lebanon Springs Columbia County
• Ledyard (town) Cayuga County
• Lee (town) Oneida County
• Leeds Greene County
• Leicester (town) Livingston County
• Leicester (village) Livingston County
• Lenox (town) Madison County
• Lenox Hill New York County
• Leon (town) Cattaraugus County
• Leonardsville Madison County
• Levanna Cayuga County
• Levittown Nassau County
• Lewis (town) Lewis County
• Lewis (town) Essex County
• Lewisboro (town) Westchester County
• Lewiston (village) Niagara County
• Lewiston (town) Niagara County
• Lexington (town) Greene County
• Leyden (town) Lewis County
• Liberty (village) Sullivan County
• Liberty (town) Sullivan County
• Liberty Island New York County
• Libertyville Ulster County
• Lido Beach Nassau County
• Liebhardt Ulster County
• Lily Dale Chautauqua County
• Lima (village) Livingston County
• Lima (town) Livingston County
• Limestone (village) Cattaraugus County
• Lincklaen (town) Chenango County
• Lincoln (town) Madison County
• Linden Hill Queens County
• Lindenhurst (village) Suffolk County
• Lindley (town) Steuben County
• Linlithgo Columbia County
• Linwood Livingston County
• Lisbon (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Lisle (town) Broome County
• Lisle (village) Broome County
• Litchfield (town) Herkimer County
• Lithgow Dutchess County
• Little Britain Orange County
• Little Falls (city) Herkimer County
• Little Falls (town) Herkimer County
• Little Neck Queens County
• Little Valley (village) Cattaraugus County
• Little Valley (town) Cattaraugus County
• Liverpool (village) Onondaga County
• Livingston (town) Columbia County
• Livingston Manor Sullivan County
• Livingstonville Schoharie County
• Livonia (village) Livingston County
• Livonia (town) Livingston County
• Lloyd (town) Ulster County
• Lloyd Harbor (village) Suffolk County
• Lloyd Neck Suffolk County
• Loch Sheldrake Sullivan County
• Locke (town) Cayuga County
• Lockport (city) Niagara County
• Lockport (town) Niagara County
• Locust Grove Nassau County
• Locust Valley Nassau County
• Lodi (town) Seneca County
• Lodi (village) Seneca County
• Lomontville Ulster County
• Long Beach (city) Nassau County
• Long Island City Queens County
• Long Lake (town) Hamilton County
• Lordville Delaware County
• Lorraine (town) Jefferson County
• Loudonville Albany County
• Louisville (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Lowville (town) Lewis County
• Lowville (village) Lewis County
• Lumberland (town) Sullivan County
• Lutheranville Schoharie County
• Luzerne Delaware County
• Lycoming Oswego County
• Lykers Montgomery County
• Lyme (town) Jefferson County
• Lynbrook (village) Nassau County
• Lyncourt Onondaga County
• Lyndon (town) Cattaraugus County
• Lyndonville (village) Orleans County
• Lyon Mountain Clinton County
• Lyons (village) Wayne County
• Lyons (town) Wayne County
• Lyons Falls (village) Lewis County
• Lyonsdale (town) Lewis County
• Lysander (town) Onondaga County
• Macedon (town) Wayne County
• Macedon (village) Wayne County
• Machias (town) Cattaraugus County
• Macomb (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Madison (village) Madison County
• Madison (town) Madison County
• Madrid (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Mahopac Putnam County
• Mahopac Falls Putnam County
• Maine (town) Broome County
• Malba Queens County
• Malden on Hudson Ulster County
• Mallory Oswego County
• Malone (village) Franklin County
• Malone (town) Franklin County
• Malta (town) Saratoga County
• Malta Ridge Saratoga County
• Maltaville Saratoga County
• Mamakating (town) Sullivan County
• Mamaroneck (town) Westchester County
• Mamaroneck (village) Westchester County
• Manchester (town) Ontario County
• Manchester (village) Ontario County
• Mandana Onondaga County
• Manhasset Nassau County
• Manhasset Hills Nassau County
• Manheim (town) Herkimer County
• Manitou Putnam County
• Manlius (village) Onondaga County
• Manlius (town) Onondaga County
• Mannsville (village) Jefferson County
• Manorhaven (village) Nassau County
• Manorville Suffolk County
• Mansfield (town) Cattaraugus County
• Maple Springs Chautauqua County
• Marathon (village) Cortland County
• Marathon (town) Cortland County
• Marbletown (town) Ulster County
• Marcellus (town) Onondaga County
• Marcellus (village) Onondaga County
• Marcellus Falls Onondaga County
• Marcy (town) Oneida County
• Margaretville (village) Delaware County
• Mariaville Schenectady County
• Marietta Onondaga County
• Marilla (town) Erie County
• Marion (town) Wayne County
• Marlborough (town) Ulster County
• Marshall (town) Oneida County
• Martinsburg (town) Lewis County
• Martinsville Niagara County
• Martisco Onondaga County
• Martville Cayuga County
• Maryland (town) Otsego County
• Masonville (town) Delaware County
• Maspeth Queens County
• Massapequa Nassau County
• Massapequa Park (village) Nassau County
• Massena (village) Saint Lawrence County
• Massena (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Mastic Suffolk County
• Mastic Beach Suffolk County
• Matinecock (village) Nassau County
• Mattituck Suffolk County
• Mattydale Onondaga County
• Maybrook (village) Orange County
• Mayfield (village) Fulton County
• Mayfield (town) Fulton County
• Mayville (village) Chautauqua County
• McClure Broome County
• McDonough (town) Chenango County
• McGraw (village) Cortland County
• McKownville Albany County
• Meadowmere Park Nassau County
• Mechanicville (city) Saratoga County
• Mecklenburg Schuyler County
• Medford Suffolk County
• Medusa Albany County
• Medway Greene County
• Melville Suffolk County
• Memphis Onondaga County
• Menands (village) Albany County
• Mendon (town) Monroe County
• Mentz (town) Cayuga County
• Meredith (town) Delaware County
• Meridale Delaware County
• Meridian (village) Cayuga County
• Merrick Nassau County
• Merrifield Cayuga County
• Methol Delaware County
• Mexico (village) Oswego County
• Mexico (town) Oswego County
• Middle Island Suffolk County
• Middle Village Queens County
• Middleburgh (village) Schoharie County
• Middleburgh (town) Schoharie County
• Middlebury (town) Wyoming County
• Middlefield (town) Otsego County
• Middleport (village) Niagara County
• Middlesex (town) Yates County
• Middletown (city) Orange County
• Middletown (town) Delaware County
• Middleville (village) Herkimer County
• Milan (town) Dutchess County
• Milford (village) Otsego County
• Milford (town) Otsego County
• Mill Grove Cattaraugus County
• Mill Neck (village) Nassau County
• Millbrook (village) Dutchess County
• Miller Place Suffolk County
• Millersport Erie County
• Millerton (village) Dutchess County
• Millport (village) Chemung County
• Millwood Westchester County
• Milo (town) Yates County
• Milton (town) Saratoga County
• Milton Center Saratoga County
• Mina (town) Chautauqua County
• Minden (town) Montgomery County
• Mindenville Montgomery County
• Mineola (village) Nassau County
• Mineral Springs Schoharie County
• Minerva (town) Essex County
• Minetto (town) Oswego County
• Mineville Essex County
• Minisink (town) Orange County
• Minoa (village) Onondaga County
• Model City Niagara County
• Modena Ulster County
• Mohawk (town) Montgomery County
• Mohawk (village) Herkimer County
• Mohawk View Albany County
• Mohegan Lake Westchester County
• Mohonk Lake Ulster County
• Moira (town) Franklin County
• Mongaup Sullivan County
• Monroe (village) Orange County
• Monroe (town) Orange County
• Monsey Rockland County
• Montague (town) Lewis County
• Montauk Suffolk County
• Montebello (village) Rockland County
• Montezuma (town) Cayuga County
• Montgomery (town) Orange County
• Montgomery (village) Orange County
• Monticello (village) Sullivan County
• Montour (town) Schuyler County
• Montour Falls (village) Schuyler County
• Montrose Westchester County
• Mooers (town) Clinton County
• Moravia (village) Cayuga County
• Moravia (town) Cayuga County
• Moreau (town) Saratoga County
• Morehouse (town) Hamilton County
• Moriah (town) Essex County
• Moriches Suffolk County
• Morris (town) Otsego County
• Morris (village) Otsego County
• Morris Park New York County
• Morris Park Bronx County
• Morristown (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Morristown (village) Saint Lawrence County
• Morrisville (village) Madison County
• Morrisville Station Madison County
• Morton Monroe County
• Mosherville Saratoga County
• Mott Haven Bronx County
• Mottville Onondaga County
• Mount Hope (town) Orange County
• Mount Ivy Rockland County
• Mount Kisco (town) Westchester County
• Mount Kisco (village) Westchester County
• Mount Morris (town) Livingston County
• Mount Morris (village) Livingston County
• Mount Pleasant (town) Westchester County
• Mount Sinai Suffolk County
• Mount Upton Chenango County
• Mount Vernon (city) Westchester County
• Mountainville Orange County
• Mumford Monroe County
• Munnsville (village) Madison County
• Munsey Park (village) Nassau County
• Murray (town) Orleans County
• Muttontown (village) Nassau County
• Mycenae Onondaga County
• Nanticoke (town) Broome County
• Nanuet Rockland County
• Napanoch Ulster County
• Napeague Suffolk County
• Narrowsburg Sullivan County
• Nassau (town) Rensselaer County
• Nassau (village) Rensselaer County
• Natural Bridge Jefferson County
• Navarino Onondaga County
• Nedrow Onondaga County
• Nelliston (village) Montgomery County
• Nelson (town) Madison County
• Nelsonville (village) Putnam County
• Neponsit Queens County
• Nesconset Suffolk County
• Neversink (town) Sullivan County
• New Albion (town) Cattaraugus County
• New Baltimore (town) Greene County
• New Berlin (village) Chenango County
• New Berlin (town) Chenango County
• New Bremen (town) Lewis County
• New Cassel Nassau County
• New Castle (town) Westchester County
• New City Rockland County
• New Hamburg Dutchess County
• New Hartford (village) Oneida County
• New Hartford (town) Oneida County
• New Haven (town) Oswego County
• New Hempstead (village) Rockland County
• New Hope Cayuga County
• New Hudson (town) Allegany County
• New Hyde Park (village) Nassau County
• New Lebanon (town) Columbia County
• New Lisbon (town) Otsego County
• New Paltz (village) Ulster County
• New Paltz (town) Ulster County
• New Rochelle (city) Westchester County
• New Salem Albany County
• New Scotland (town) Albany County
• New Square (village) Rockland County
• New Suffolk Suffolk County
• New Windsor (town) Orange County
• New Woodstock Madison County
• New York Mills (village) Oneida County
• Newark (village) Wayne County
• Newark Valley (village) Tioga County
• Newark Valley (town) Tioga County
• Newburgh (city) Orange County
• Newburgh (town) Orange County
• Newcomb (town) Essex County
• Newfane (town) Niagara County
• Newfield (town) Tompkins County
• Newport (town) Herkimer County
• Newport (village) Herkimer County
• Newstead (town) Erie County
• Newtonville Albany County
• Niagara (town) Niagara County
• Niagara Falls (city) Niagara County
• Nichols (town) Tioga County
• Nichols (village) Tioga County
• Niles (town) Cayuga County
• Nineveh Broome County
• Niskayuna (town) Schenectady County
• Nissequogue (village) Suffolk County
• Norfolk (town) Saint Lawrence County
• North Amityville Suffolk County
• North Babylon Suffolk County
• North Bay Shore Suffolk County
• North Bellmore Nassau County
• North Bellport Suffolk County
• North Blenheim Schoharie County
• North Boston Erie County
• North Brookfield Madison County
• North Castle (town) Westchester County
• North Chili Monroe County
• North Chittenango Madison County
• North Collins (village) Erie County
• North Collins (town) Erie County
• North Creek Warren County
• North Dansville (town) Livingston County
• North East (town) Dutchess County
• North Elba (town) Essex County
• North Evans Erie County
• North Great River Suffolk County
• North Greece Monroe County
• North Greenbush (town) Rensselaer County
• North Hannibal Oswego County
• North Harmony (town) Chautauqua County
• North Harpersfield Delaware County
• North Haven (village) Suffolk County
• North Hempstead (town) Nassau County
• North Highland Putnam County
• North Hills (village) Nassau County
• North Hoosick Rensselaer County
• North Hornell (village) Steuben County
• North Hudson (town) Essex County
• North Java Wyoming County
• North Lindenhurst Suffolk County
• North Massapequa Nassau County
• North Merrick Nassau County
• North New Hyde Park Nassau County
• North Norwich (town) Chenango County
• North Patchogue Suffolk County
• North Petersburg Rensselaer County
• North Rose Wayne County
• North Salem (town) Westchester County
• North Sea Suffolk County
• North Syracuse (village) Onondaga County
• North Tonawanda (city) Niagara County
• North Valley Stream Nassau County
• North Wantagh Nassau County
• North White Plains Westchester County
• North Woodmere Nassau County
• Northampton (town) Fulton County
• Northport (village) Suffolk County
• Northumberland (town) Saratoga County
• Northville (village) Fulton County
• Norway (town) Herkimer County
• Norwich (town) Chenango County
• Norwich (city) Chenango County
• Norwood (village) Saint Lawrence County
• Noyack Suffolk County
• Nunda (town) Livingston County
• Nunda (village) Livingston County
• Nyack (village) Rockland County
• Oak Beach Suffolk County
• Oakdale Suffolk County
• Oakfield (village) Genesee County
• Oakfield (town) Genesee County
• Oakland Gardens Queens County
• Oaks Corners Ontario County
• Ocean Bay Park Suffolk County
• Ocean Beach (village) Suffolk County
• Oceanside Nassau County
• Odessa (village) Schuyler County
• Ogden (town) Monroe County
• Ogdensburg (city) Saint Lawrence County
• Ohio (town) Herkimer County
• Olcott Niagara County
• Old Bethpage Nassau County
• Old Brookville (village) Nassau County
• Old Chatham Columbia County
• Old Field (village) Suffolk County
• Old Forge Herkimer County
• Old Mastic Suffolk County
• Old Westbury (village) Nassau County
• Olean (town) Cattaraugus County
• Olean (city) Cattaraugus County
• Olive (town) Ulster County
• Onchiota Franklin County
• Oneida (city) Madison County
• Oneida Castle (village) Oneida County
• Oneonta (city) Otsego County
• Oneonta (town) Otsego County
• Onondaga (town) Onondaga County
• Ontario (town) Wayne County
• Ontario Center Wayne County
• Oppenheim (town) Fulton County
• Oran Onondaga County
• Orange (town) Schuyler County
• Orangeburg Rockland County
• Orangetown (town) Rockland County
• Orangeville (town) Wyoming County
• Orchard Park (town) Erie County
• Orchard Park (village) Erie County
• Orient Suffolk County
• Orient Point Suffolk County
• Oriskany (village) Oneida County
• Oriskany Falls (village) Oneida County
• Orleans (town) Jefferson County
• Osceola (town) Lewis County
• Ossian (town) Livingston County
• Ossining (town) Westchester County
• Ossining (village) Westchester County
• Oswegatchie (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Oswego (city) Oswego County
• Oswego (town) Oswego County
• Oswego Center Oswego County
• Otego (town) Otsego County
• Otego (village) Otsego County
• Otisco (town) Onondaga County
• Otisco Valley Onondaga County
• Otisville (village) Orange County
• Otsego (town) Otsego County
• Otselic (town) Chenango County
• Otto (town) Cattaraugus County
• Ovid (village) Seneca County
• Ovid (town) Seneca County
• Owasco (town) Cayuga County
• Owego (town) Tioga County
• Owego (village) Tioga County
• Oxbow Jefferson County
• Oxford (town) Chenango County
• Oxford (village) Chenango County
• Oyster Bay (town) Nassau County
• Oyster Bay Cove (village) Nassau County
• Ozone Park Queens County
• Pages Corner Saratoga County
• Painted Post (village) Steuben County
• Palatine (town) Montgomery County
• Palatine Bridge (village) Montgomery County
• Palenville Greene County
• Palermo (town) Oswego County
• Palisades Rockland County
• Palmer Saratoga County
• Pamelia (town) Jefferson County
• Panama (village) Chautauqua County
• Paris (town) Oneida County
• Parish (village) Oswego County
• Parish (town) Oswego County
• Parishville (town) Saint Lawrence County
• Park Slope Kings County
• Parkston Sullivan County
• Parma (town) Monroe County
• Patchogue (village) Suffolk County
• Patria Schoharie County
• Patterson (town) Putnam County
• Pattersonville Schenectady County
• Paul Smiths Franklin County
• Pavilion (town) Genesee County
• Pawling (town) Dutchess County
• Pawling (village) Dutchess County
• Peach Lake Putnam County
• Peakville Delaware County
• Pearl River Rockland County
• Peasleeville Clinton County
• Peconic Suffolk County
• Peekskill (city) Westchester County
• Pelham (village) Westchester County
• Pelham (town) Westchester County
• Pelham Manor (village) Westchester County
• Pembroke (town) Genesee County
• Pendleton (town) Niagara County
• Penfield (town) Monroe County
• Penn Yan (village) Yates County
• Pennellville Oswego County
• Perinton (town) Monroe County
• Perry (town) Wyoming County
• Perry (village) Wyoming County
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Hudson River (W3)

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Den Namen "Hudson River" erhält der berühmte Fluss erst vom dritten Europäer, der in New York landet: "Henry Hudson". Hudson ist ein erfahrener Seemann, der vergeblich 1609 im Auftrag der "Ostindischen Kompanie" in Amsterdam auf der Suche nach der Nordwest-Passage ist, über die er China und Japan erreichen soll.
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John Henry Hobart & William Smith Hobart College (W3)

"John Henry Hobart & William Smith Hobart College", New York, USA was founded in 1796 as "Geneva Academy", becoming a college in 1822 under the leadership of Episcopal bishop "John Henry Hobart". It was renamed in his honor in 1852. "William Smith College" was established as a coordinate college for women in 1906 with gifts from nurseryman "William Smith".

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Johnny Pump (W3)

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kummelweck
weck
Beef on Weck (W3)

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"Beef on Weck"
Buffalo, New York
Salty, seed-studded "kummelweck" rolls are a German vehicle for sliced beef.

German immigrants get credit for bringing the "kummelweck" to Buffalo (in German, "kummel" means "caraway seed" and "weck" means "roll"). It's the crunchy top of the weck that makes this sandwich of thinly sliced roast beef special. At Schwabl’s, where beef on weck has been on the menu since the restaurant opened in 1837, the sandwich is served with pan juices from the roast for dipping the roll's top half. Pumpernick ‘n Pastry, a local bakery that sells about 15 dozen rolls a day to Schwabl's, has a quick solution for out-of-towners who crave a "kummelweck":
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lampos
Brooklynisms

Collected by Jim Lampos and Michaelle Pearson

Collecting Brooklynisms is an ongoing project for Michaelle and me. These are slang words or expressions that have originated in, or are associated with the great and colorful borough of Brooklyn, NY. For no particular reason, the list is in completely random order, so keep scrolling down to find your favorites. We originally tried to avoid terms that are strictly ethnic, such as Sicilianisms or Yiddishisms, unless they are generally used among different groups within Brooklyn...but lately we tossed that rule out the window too. For all you Sopranos fans, we've thrown in a few Paulie Walnuts favorites just for you. We invite all Brooklyn natives and scholars to contribute words, phrases, and corrections.

(Latest update: 2/11/05. Thanks for all the great contributions. Please keep 'em comin!)

Auf dieser Seite werden folgende Begriffe der brooklyner Umgangssprache kurz erklärt:

"He don't know from nothin." | "He has more (whatever) than I have hair on my head" | "He's so cheap he still has his communion money" | "Hey, was your father a glazier?!?" | "Not For Nuttin' But....." | "Right here!" | "Shakespeare, Kick in the Rear" | "She Thinks Who She Is....." | "Who died and made YOU boss?" | "You Got a Lotta Shit Wichoo" | "Your mother's ass" | "Your sister's got a head" | Agita | And due to overwhelming demand, we had to add | Areaway/airyway | Axe | Axeya | Bacchousa | Blind Eels | Blow Up | Bo-nasty | Boss | Botta de sango | Break the Devil's Dishes | By popular request, a little taste of Italy with a Brooklyn twist | Cabling | Carfare | Carpet Gun | Charlotte Russe | Cheap | Chess | Chest | Chips | Coney Island Whitefish | Coolee | Corner Man | Crooklyn | Cugine | Cugutza | Cujinette | Dees, Doze, Dat | Dollars to Doughnuts | Don't go for cork | Downtown | Duh-ta-duh | Dutch | Earl | Egg Creme | El | Face Fins | Ferclempt | Filgia de butana | Fins (Or Finsies) | Flatleaver | Fly | For all intensive purposes | Fozzy-ing | Fugazy | Fuggedaboudit | Gates Are Closed | Gavoon | Give him leather | Go See Where You Gotta Go | Goof | Goombah | Grow Legs | Gumare | Hero | Hey Hayadooin | Hindoo | Hiya | Hook you up | Hoop-Dee | Hoowah | Illiewhacker, Illy | Itchy Balls | Jeet? | Jeetjet? | Jinx on a coke. | Johnny On A Pony | Keep Chicky | Kick the Can | Lemon Ice | Lucy (or Loosie) | Madone | Manzo le gausha | Mingia Muerta | Mung-go | Mush (pronounced MOOSH) | Off the hook | Paddywagon | Polly Noses | Potsy | Punks | Putting Chinese on the Ball | Putz | Ring a Leevio/Ringolievio | Ruff | Salugi/Saloogi | Scash-a-bang (or Scash) | Schmeboygah | Scootch (Or Scutch) | Scoumbaish | Scumbag | Shala-bubbala | Shem | Shlub | Shongod | Skank Ho | Skeeve | Skel | Skelsie/Skully | Skinny Molink | Skitching | Skive | Skully Cap | Sliding Pon | Spaldeen | Stick Ball | Stood | Stoolpigeon | Stoop | Stoop Ball | Surfing | Tar Beach | The "Don't-Go-On-Us" | The Bomb | Thumbs, Thumbs, Hope it Comes | Tree | True | Two Cent Plain | Wack/Whack | Wallear | Weasel Deal | Whatsamattaferu | Wiesenheimer | Yooze

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Liberty Island (W3)

Population: One large, green woman
Size: .09 sq. mi. (.23 sq. km.)
Borough: Manhattan
Origin of Current Name: Named after the "Statue of Liberty". Previous names: "Minnissais", "Great Oyster", "Bedloo's", "Kennedy's", "Corporation", "Bedlow's", "Bedloe's"
Current use: National monument

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Malverne (village) Nassau County (W3)

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Manhattan, US, NY
Mainhattan, DE, F
Manhattan Project
Manhattanize
Manhattanization (W3)

• XTRA: LITTLE APPLE (Manhattan, Kansas nickname)
• XXXTRA: MANHATTAN BOROUGH PRESIDENT (2005 election)

28.11.2002 - Erstmals schriftlich: der Manhattan Cocktail (28.11.1894)

Das "Manhattan Engineer District" ("MED"), später abgekürzt als "Manhattan-Projekt", war die Deckbezeichnung für das Projekt, unter dem alle Tätigkeiten der USA während des Zweiten Weltkrieges ab 1942 zur Entwicklung und zum Bau einer Atombombe unter der militärischen Leitung von General Leslie R.Groves ausgeführt wurden. Die Forschungsarbeiten im Rahmen des Manhattan-Projekts wurden von dem amerikanischen Physiker J. Robert Oppenheimer geleitet.

Vergleichbare Forschungsanstrengungen wurden in der Sowjetunion von Igor Kurtschatow innerhalb des Sowjetischen Atombomben-Projektes unternommen. In Deutschland arbeitete eine Gruppe von Physikern um Werner Heisenberg an der militärischen Nutzbarmachung der 1938 von Otto Hahn entdeckten Kernspaltung.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• 1 Geschichte
• 2 Entwicklung
• 3 Manhattan District und Los Alamos
• 4 Ergebnisse des Manhattan-Projekts
• 5 Literatur
• 6 Film
• 7 Siehe auch

• A80 Dutch Defense: Manhattan Gambit, Anti-Classical Line
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• A80 Dutch Defense: Manhattan Gambit, Anti-Leningrad
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• A80 Dutch Defense: Manhattan Gambit, Anti-Modern
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• A80 Dutch Defense: Manhattan Gambit, Anti-Stonewall
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• D51 Queen's Gambit Declined: Manhattan Variation
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Jerry Cotton: Mordnacht in Manhattan | Manhattan Love Story | Manhattan Murder Mystery | Nacht über Manhattan

• Manhattan clam chowder - Tomato-based chowder, as opposed to the milky Cape Cod version.
• Manhattan - Cocktail (of whiskey, vermouth and bitters), actually invented in Queens.

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Im Auftrag der Niederländischen Ostindien-Kompanie sucht der englische Seefahrer "Henry Hudson" entlang der nordamerikanischen Küste einen direkten Seeweg nach Asien. Dabei segelt er auch in die von Verrazzano entdeckte Bucht und befährt den später nach ihm benannten "Hudson River". Hudsons Zweiter Offizier notiert als erster Europäer den indianischen Namen für die langgezogene Insel am Unterlauf des Flusses: "Manna-hata", was möglicherweise "Insel der Hügel" bedeutet. Zudem berichtet der Offizier den Auftraggebern in Amsterdam von großen Mengen an Bibern und Ottern. In den folgenden Jahren begeben sich deshalb immer wiederniederländische Pelzhändler an den "Hudson".
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Verrazzano tauft die Insel zunächst nach dem französischen König "Angoulême". "Manhattan" bekam allerdings seinen heutigen Namen von den dortigen Einwohnern, den" Manates", die das Gebiet "Manahatta" (oft mit "Hilly Island", also "hügelige Insel" oder mit "The Small Island", "die kleine Insel" übersetzt wurde) nennen.
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Medina (village) Orleans County (W3)

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Melrose

Melrose Rensselaer County

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Naples (town) Ontario County (W3)

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Naples (village) Ontario County (W3)

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The community was named after the city in Italy.
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Napoli (town) Cattaraugus County (W3)

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New York, US, NY (W3)

New York, Middle Atlantic state of the United States. It is bordered by Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and the Atlantic Ocean (E), New Jersey and Pennsylvania (S), Lakes Erie and Ontario and the Canadian province of Ontario (NW), and the province of Quebec (N).

Sections in this article:

• Introduction
• Facts and Figures
• Geography
• Economy
• Government, Politics, and Higher Education
• History
• Bibliography

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An English Colony
The English, claiming the whole region on the basis of the explorations of John Cabot, made good their claim in the Second Dutch War (1664-67). In 1664 an English fleet sailed into the harbor of "New Amsterdam", and Stuyvesant surrendered without a struggle. "New Netherland" then became the colonies of "New York" and "New Jersey", granted by King Charles II to his brother, the "duke of York" (later James II). Except for brief recapture (1673-74) by the Dutch, "New York" remained English until the American Revolution.
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Giovanni da Verrazano, an Italian-born navigator sailing for France, discovered New York Bay in 1524. Henry Hudson, an Englishman employed by the Dutch, reached the bay and sailed up the river now bearing his name in 1609, the same year that northern New York was explored and claimed for France by Samuel de Champlain.

In 1624 the first permanent Dutch settlement was established at Fort Orange (now Albany). One year later Peter Minuit purchased Manhattan Island from the Indians for trinkets worth about 60 Dutch guilders and founded the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam (now New York City), which was surrendered to the English in 1664.
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Map: New York
New York Information

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Am 29. August 1664 überlässt der holländische Gouverneur (seit 1647) "Peter Stuyvesant" bereits "Nieuw Amsterdam" den Engländern. Die neuen Besitzer benennen "Nieuw Amsterdam" zu Ehren des Herzogs von York in "New York" um. Allerdings werden nicht alle Zeichen der holländischen Entdecker unkenntlich gemacht - Namen wie "Amsterdam Avenue", "Bowery" (vom holländischen "bouweri", was für Bauernhof steht), "Harlem" etc. zeugen von der vormaligen Herrschaft der Niederländer.
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newyorkphotoblog
New York Photo Blog (May 2005 - November 2005)

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nyc-guide
New York City Guide

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NYPL (W3)

The New York Public Library offers a continuing education, to each of us, at every level of learning.

Libraries are the memory of humankind, irreplaceable repositories of documents of human thought and action. The New York Public Library is such a memory bank par excellence, one of the great knowledge institutions of the world, its myriad collections ranking with those of the "British Library", the "Library of Congress", and the "Bibliothèque nationale de France". Virtually all of the Library's many collections and services are freely available to all comers. In fact, the Library has but one criterion for admission: curiosity.

The "New York Public Library" comprises simultaneously a set of scholarly research collections and a network of community libraries, and its intellectual and cultural range is both global and local, while singularly attuned to New York City. That combination lends to the Library an extraordinary richness. It is special also in being historically a privately managed, nonprofit corporation with a public mission, operating with both private and public financing in a century-old, still evolving private-public partnership. The research collections (for reference only, and organized as The Research Libraries, with four major centers) resemble the holdings of the great national and university libraries, and the community circulating libraries (organized as The Branch Libraries) resemble classic American municipal libraries.

All these features, taken together, make The New York Public Library a unique and complex institution, wonderful to use but not always easy to grasp. A useful way to understand the Library is to consider its beginnings and subsequent evolution. It has been very much a creature of time and place, bearing the imprint of its origins but always, like any living organism, coping with struggles and problems while adapting to an ever changing environment.

• Subjects | Names | Library Divisions | My Selections
• Arts & Literature | Cities & Buildings | Culture & Society | History & Geography | Industry & Technology | Nature & Science | Printing & Graphics

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NYPost (W3)

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NYPress (W3)

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Orwell (town) Oswego County (W3)

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The community was named for Orwell, VT
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overheardinnewyork.com
Gesprächs-Notizen aus dem New Yorker Alltag

The streets of New York are full of characters who don't mince words - or care who hears them. This collection presents some of the most outlandish real life conversations overheard on the sidewalk, in the subway, and at the next table. It's the Big Apple peeled, a hysterically unvarnished portrait of the city that never sleeps - and often neglects to think before it speaks in public.

Overheard in New York UPDATED: Conversations from the Streets, Stores, and Subways Taschenbuch – 5. Februar 2008

von S. Morgan Friedman (Author), Michael Malice (Author)

S. Morgan Friedman is the creator of numerous websites, including ClichéFinder. He has been profiled in The Boston Globe, and featured in The New York Times and on CNN.

Michael Malice is the subject of Harvey Pekar's Ego & Hubris: The Michael Malice Story, to be published by Ballantine Books in March 2006. He was named one of New York's "Most Eligible Bloggers" by the Daily News.

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Palmyra (town) Wayne County (W3)

The Sacred Grove
Palmyra, New York
A field in which God and his son Jesus purportedly appeared to a young farm boy named Joseph Smith
Rites and Rituals
27 Sep 2009

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Palmyra (village) Wayne County (W3)

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Philipse Manor Westchester County (W3)

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The community was named for Frederic Philipse, landowner
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Stephens, Robert Neilson, 1867-1906: The Continental Dragoon - A Love Story of Philipse Manor-House in 1778 (English) (as Author)

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Philipstown (town) Putnam County (W3)

Philipstown (town) Putnam County

History of Philipstown

A Brief History of Philipstown by Don McDonald, Town Historian

The Town of "Philipstown" came into being resulting from what might seem to be considered the first ever real estate deal in what was then the southwestern corner of Dutchess County. Two obscure gentlemen, originally from Holland, and later taking up residency in New Admsterdam, (today’s Manhattan) obtained a license from New York State in October 1687 permitting their purchase of a deed from the Native Americans then living in what is now "Philipstown". Lambert Dorlandt and Jan Sybrant, 4 years later, purchased said deed in July 1691 from the Indian residency, through the sanction of New York State. For whatever reasons, Lambert and Jan, in July 1697, (6 years following purchase from the Indians) sold their property to abundantly rich and politically minded merchant, "Adolph Philipse", from New York. (New Amsterdam was renamed New York in 1664.) This pivotal transaction would, down a long road, culminate in "Philipstown" originating into one of the first townships in the "Philipse Patent", which was then still a part of Dutchess County. "Adolph Philipse" could well be considered the first citizen of "Philipstown", but most certainly a distinguished member of the family clan from whom our township takes its name.

"Philipstown", officially on March 7, 1788, became a township; 91 years following Adolph’s purchase from Dorlandt and Sybrant. It would be another 24 years before what is now "Putnam County" would break away from Dutchess County, becoming it’s own entity. Incorporated in the new county was the old township, which continues to this day more vibrant than ever, having matured in character and substance through the wisdom of age.
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Pitcher (W3)

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The community was named after Nathaniel Pitcher, lieutenant governor.
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Sock and Sausage Fests (W3)

(criticism of street fairs) (Barry Popik)
Street fairs have came under criticism in the summer of 2005. A New York Post writer editorialized that the street fairs are all the same and that many should be eliminated. The debate was continued online on the Gotham Gazette. It’s long been known that the same vendors go to many of the street fairs, selling the same socks, sausages, and sunglasses.

"Sock and sausage" festival is a nickname for street fairs that is sometimes used.
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Stockton (town) Chautauqua County (W3)

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The community was named after Richard Stockton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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Richard Stockton
Stockton, Richard (1730-1781), a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Stockton was a member of the New Jersey Executive Council, 1768-76, and was considered a moderate in his opposition to Britain's colonial policy. In 1776 he was elected to the Continental Congress. His health was permanently impaired as a result of imprisonment by the British in 1777, and his fortune was wiped out by the war.
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streetstudio - Portraits aus New York

Streetstudio™ is our completely mobile photo studio. Created to allow us to take portraits of passersby, we rely on the random magic of the street to provide our subjects. As one of us shoots, the other either reloads his camera, answers the questions of curious onlookers, or speaks with potential subjects. Nobody is denied a moment before the lens.
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taxicab, yellow taxicab (W3)

Taxi (the word "taxicab" and the "yellow" color)
It has been said that Harry N. Allen coined the word "taxicab" in the fall of 1907, and that he also introduced the color "yellow" to his vehicles. I think that’s wrong on both counts.

Paris and then London both had "taxicabs" before they were introduced to New York in October 1907. The word "taxi" is short for "taximeter".

Harry Allen’s cabs were red. The W. C. P. Taxicab Company introduced the "yellow cab" in New York in the spring of 1909.

In some countries, taxicabs are commonly yellow. This practice apparently began in New York City, where taxi owner "Harry N. Allen" painted his taxis yellow after learning that yellow is the color most easily seen at a distance. See List of taxi cab colours.

He was the man who started the taxicab industry in New York City. He coined the name "taxicab" and copyrighted it.

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Tenderloin, lonja, lonza (W3)

Eine Reise in die USA. Da habe ich einen wunderschönen "Tenderloin" gegessen. Etymologie von "loin" ist Französisch "loinge", Latein "lumbea", adj. von "lumbus" = "Unterrücken". Das haben die Deutschen schlecht verstanden und gedacht, den "Lungenbraten" findet man in den "Lungen". Das ist aber nur Luft + CO2 - unmöglich zu braten.

Siehe "lonja", "lonza" im Occitanischen.

"Lonja", "lonza" = "longe" au sens de "filet de porc, de veau ou de mouton".
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Le mot est aussi passé en allemand: "Lungenbraten". Je ne sais si les Allemands le confondent avec "Lungen" = "poumons". ?

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The once-seedy heart of New York City was once called the "Tenderloin". Police Captain Alexander Williams allegedly coined the term in the late 1870s, but the earliest citations that I have are from the 1880s.
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The Bronx (W3)

Evidently, Jonas Bronck was Danish by ancestry. However, this seems to be less important than one might think. The Dutch of New Netherlands and New Amsterdam were quite receptive to just about anybody settling in their midst. Dutch was not the only language in New Amesterdam. English was widely used before Dutch surrendered their hegemony over the Hudson Valley and New Jersey.

Frisians in Early New York:

Tens of thousands of motorists enter Manhattan daily over the Third Avenue Bridge or leave it over the Wills Avenue Bridge. Very few of them are aware of the fact that they are crossing the site of the first European settlement north of the Harlem River. It is also the site of Jonas Bronck's farm, which he named Emmaus, after the village where, according to the Bible, the risen Christ first appeared to His disciples. The farm-house, east of the Third Avenue Bridge at the foot of Lincoln Avenue, bore the Bronck family motto, "Yield not to evil."

Jonas Bronck was a remarkable man. The son of a Danish Lutheran pastor, he was born in Copenhagen but spent most of his youth in the Faroe Islands, to which his father had been transferred. Later Jonas became influential in shipping circles in Holland, and was able to acquire ownership of a shipping vessel.

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Tully (village) Onondaga County (W3)

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Tully (town) Onondaga County (W3)

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Tuxedo - Rose

The tuxedo dinner jacket made its American debut at the autumn ball in (where else?) Tuxedo Park, New York, on 10 October 1886.

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Tuxedo, US, NY (W2)

04/06/2010 tuxedo
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The plural may be spelled "tuxedos" or "tuxedoes"; no one seems to care. Moreover, it may be clipped down to simply "tux" in informal or colloquial speech. The plural of the clipping is "tuxes". Again, in highly informal English, someone "wearing a tuxedo" may be said "to be tuxedoed".
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"Caftans" and "tallitot" — Who wore what at the Clinton/Mezvinsky wedding & what it means

The nuptials of Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky focus attention on the surprising history of some great words and attire: fuchsia, tuxedo, yarmulke, and more.

The groom, who is Jewish, wore a tallit and a yarmulke. A tallit is a shawl-like garment usually made from wool or silk. It has fringes, called zizith, at the four corners. It is worn during religious services or special occasions.
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Burberry creative director Christopher Bailey designed the groom’s tuxedo. "Tuxedo" got its name from the country club in "Tuxedo Park, N.Y." where the suit was first worn in the late nineteenth century.
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The Tuxedo - Gefahr im Anzug

The community name derives from Indian term, variously translated as "place of the bear" or "clear flowing water".

The attire (Kleidung, Gewand) is named after the community.

• Chandler House, by Bruce Price, at Tuxedo Park, New York, 1885 to 1886.
• Travis Van Buren House, by Bruce Price, at Tuxedo Park, New York, 1885.

How to Draw a Man in a Tuxedo in 5 Steps

tuxedo (pugilist, round-heels)

The Tuxedo - Gefahr im Anzug

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Definitions:

• 1. A man's dress jacket, usually black with satin or grosgrain lapels, worn for formal or semiformal occasions. Also called "dinner jacket".
• 2. A complete outfit including this jacket, trousers usually with a silken stripe down the side, a bow tie, and often a cummerbund.

Note: In the U.S. if the invitation specifies "Black Tie" this would be the expected dress-code for gentlemen:

• Black Tuxedo Coat
• Black Formal Trousers (with satin outseam)
• White Formal Shirt
  Vest or Cummerbund with Coordinating Tie
• Button Studs and Cuff Links
• Black Dress Shoes

"Tuxedo" (which stands for "Transactions for UNIX, Enhanced for Distributed Operation") is a middleware product that uses a message-based communications system to distribute applications across various operating system platforms and databases. Tuxedo operates as an extension of the operating system: as a platform for execution as well as development, it is designed for the creation and administration of e-commerce "online transaction processing" ("OLTP") systems.
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Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales

Chattanooga Choo-Choo - by Tuxedo Junction

tuxedo, after Tuxedo Park, New York

Tux (linux mascot) - The penguin now commonly regarded as the most famous logo of the Linux Kernel and its deviants.

The logo was originally created by Larry Ewing in 1996 as an entry in a Linux Logo competition. The creator of Linux, Linus Torvalds was bitten by a fairy penguin during a visit to a Canberra zoo in 1993, which made the penguin his 'favourite' animal. The word Tux apparently comes from "(T)orvalds (U)ni(X)". Some people also observe that the first thing that comes to one's mind when looking at the black and white coat of the Penguin is a tuxedo. TWAIN — a standard for acquiring data from image scanners

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Typhoid Mary (W3)

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Uni Laval
L'aménagement linguistique dans New York
Langues dans New York

(anglais) = USA

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Utopia Queens County (W3)

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villagevoice
New York - The Village Voice

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• Article - Ask a Mexican: Anchor Babies, Aweigh! - Columns - Village Voice ...... as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center-can't claim the creator's mantle for the term, ...
• Article - How the Mexican People Got their Color - People - Village Voice ...... Dear Gabacho: "Redskin" and its derivations date back to the 16th century, but the etymology is still being debated-some historians say it's a reference to ...
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• Article - Special Year-End Ediciàn - NYC Life - Village Voice - Village ...... stupidity. Preferred subjects for the Mexican: etymology, stereotype debunking, and showing how much of a pendejo Lou Dobbs is. ...
• Article - Apartheid, American-Style? - Books - Village Voice - Village Voice ...... parasitic by the powers that be. It's necessary to remember the genocidal etymology of the word. Walter Thabit, a longtime city ...
• Article - Labor of Love (And Words) - News - Village Voice - Village Voice ...... currently running for president. Obedience fosters unity, and unity, as etymology suggests, is a cornerstone of any union. It's a virtue ...
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• Article - As an Enigma's Mystery Disappears, What's Left to Retain Our ...... How else to explain the lack of info about the etymology of "Jandek" (finally revealed in the Jandek on Corwood documentary) on the almost-as-mysterious Seth ...
• Article - Roll, Sushi, Roll! - Books - Village Voice - Village Voice ...... Issenberg traces the etymology of the celebrity chef's ceviches and tiraditos back to his time in Peru, and notes that Alaska, where Nobu's restaurant burned ...
• Article - I'll Take (Dutch) Manhattan - Art - Village Voice - Village Voice ...... Not all here is revisionist: There are explorations of the Dutch etymology of American words, like cookie (koeckjes, meaning "little cake") and boss (baas ...
• Article - The Great Unknown - Books - Village Voice - Village Voice ...... It's a strange but organic flow, and one thinks of the etymology of Cicia's surname, from its original Italian, Abbuglio: "It means 'mistake' or 'dazzle.' ". ...
• Article - Film - Movies - Village Voice - Village Voice ...... Essentially a habitual impostor, "Jorge" Perlasca employed guile, unshakable confidence, and Spanish etymology (tracing Sephardic to sefardita, a term ...
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Waldorf Astoria Archives

Long-forgotten artifacts give incredible insight into New York's most glamorous hotel.

Brand "The Waldorf-Astoria"

The Waldorf-Astoria S-20-S - USA

"The Waldorf-Astoria" is a brand of cigarettes in USA, short (70 mm), 20 cigarettes in a pack, soft pack.

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Sendung vom 13.07.2014

John Jacob Astor IV.

Ein Hotel machte ihn unsterblich

Zeitweise gehörten ihm in New York ganze Straßenzüge: John Jacob Astor IV. war einer der reichsten Männer der Welt. Als erfolgreicher Geschäftsmann, Immobilienhändler und Mitbegründer des Luxushotels "Waldorf-Astoria" stand er im Fokus der öffentlichen Aufmerksamkeit. Heute vor 150 Jahren wurde Astor in New York geboren.

Von Irene Meichsner

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Geplanter Zufall im Waldorf Astoria

Vor 45 Jahren treffen sich Konrad Adenauer und Ben Gurion

Die Reise des westdeutschen Bundeskanzlers Adenauer in die USA im März 1960 galt als „inoffiziell“ – angeblich machte Adenauer auf seiner Reise nach Japan in New York und Washington nur Zwischenstops. Aber die offizielle Version war eine Täuschung: Zum ersten Mal sollte ein deutscher einen israelischen Regierungschef treffen – Adenauers Gespräche mit David Ben Gurion führten zwar nicht zum Austausch von Botschaftern, wohl aber zur Intensivierung der deutschen Hilfe für Israel.

Von Claus Menzel

The PC

Personal Computing Comes of Age

On August 12, 1981, at a press conference at the "Waldorf Astoria" ballroom in New York City, Phillip “Don” Estridge announced the IBM Personal Computer (IBM 5150) with a price tag of $1,565. Two decades earlier, an IBM computer often cost as much as nine million dollars and required an air-conditioned quarter-acre of space with a staff of 60. The new IBM PC was not only faster, it put a computer within every household’s reach. The IBM PC helped revolutionize the way the world does business. One year later, it earned Time magazine’s “Person of the Year” award.

Explore this Icon of Progress

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"Waldorf-Astoria" 1899

Der Erfolg des "Waldorf" war so groß, dass John Jacob Astor IV neben dem Waldorf ein weiteres Hotel plante. 1897 wurde das "Astoria" eröffnet, das mit seinen 17 Stockwerken und seinem Ballsaal für 1500 Gäste noch luxuriöser war als das "Waldorf". Beide Gebäude wurden zum "Waldorf-Astoria" vereint, dem «besten Hotel der Welt» mit über 1000 Zimmern.
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"Waldorf und Statler"

Die zwei älteren Herren beobachten das Geschehen von ihrer Loge aus und kommentieren jeden und alles mit sarkastischen Äußerungen, da ihnen kein Auftritt gefällt. Obwohl sie sich benehmen, als sei die Muppet Show das Allerletzte, sind sie Stammgäste und haben (mit Ausnahme der Show mit Danny Kaye als Gaststar) keine Show verpasst. Dank ihrer Sprüche – vor allem ihrer Schlussworte nach dem Abspann – wurden sie zu den heimlichen Stars der Show, obwohl sie ihre Loge nur selten für kurze Bühnenmomente verließen.

Benannt wurden die beiden Herren nach den New Yorker Hotels "Statler" und "Waldorf-Astoria" – Waldorfs gelegentlich erwähnte Frau heißt folgerichtig "Astoria", und war in der Folge mit Dizzy Gillespie an Stelle von Statler in der Loge. "Statler" (der grauhaarige) und "Waldorf" (der weißhaarige mit Schnauzer) haben auch Vornamen. Sie werden in der Show allerdings nie gebraucht. In einem Weihnachtsspecial nennen sie sich „Herbert“ (Statler) und „Charles“ (Waldorf).

"Waldorf", im Original von Jim Henson gespielt und gesprochen, wurde von Walter Reichelt synchronisiert. Statlers Stimme steuerte Manfred Lichtenfeld bei. Im Original gestaltete Richard Hunt die Figur.

Die Figuren wurden auch schon in Werbespots verwendet und dienten als Vorbild für die Komödianten Diether Krebs und Carry Goossens in ihrer gemeinsamen Comedy-Serie Der Dicke und der Belgier, in der sie zwei betrunkene Obdachlose mimten, die zum Episoden-Schluss sarkastische Kommentare zu ihrer eigenen Show abgaben.
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Die Siedler dehnen sich zunächst nur innerhalb der unteren Südspitze Manhattans aus. Weiter nördlich siedeln nur vereinzelt Farmer an. Als Schutz gegen die Indianer, die sich durch den zweifelhaften Landkauf betrogen fühlen, wird ein großer "Schutzwall" gebaut - die heutige "Wall Street".
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