Upstate New York
Upstate New York geography
The headwaters of the Delaware, Susquehanna, and Hudson rivers are located in the region. The region is characterized by the major mountain ranges and large lakes.
Related Topics:
Delaware - Susquehanna - Hudson - Mountain - Lake
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The sizes of upstate counties and towns are generally larger in area and smaller in population, compared with the downstate region, although there are exceptions. The state's smallest county in population (Hamilton County) and largest county in area (St. Lawrence County on the state's northern border) are both in upstate New York, while the largest in population (Kings County) and smallest in area (New York County) are both part of New York City.
Related Topics:
Hamilton County - St. Lawrence County - Kings County - New York County
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~ Table of Content ~
| ► | Introduction |
| ► | The ambiguous definition of "Upstate New York" |
| ► | Characteristics of Upstate New York |
| ► | Upstate New York geography |
| ► | Upstate New York history |
| ► | Lists of important features of Upstate New York |
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