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L a k e O n t a r i o

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CayugaLakeSeneca

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Amsterdam

Bath

CatskillCorning

CortlandDansvilleDunkirk

Endicott

Fredonia

Fulton

Geneva

Glens Falls

Gloversville

Hornell Hudson

Ilion Johnstown

Kingston

Lockport

MaloneMassena

Monticello

Newark

Ogdensburg

Oneida

Oneonta

Oswego

PlattsburghPotsdam

Seneca Falls

Sidney

Tupper Lake

Wellsville

Saranac Lake

Montauk

Lake Placid

Olean

Long Lake

Norwich

Peekskill

GeneseoAuburn

BinghamtonElmira

Ithaca

Jamestown

Newburgh

Niagara Falls

Poughkeepsie

Rome

Saratoga Springs

Schenectady Troy

Utica

Watertown

White Plains

Levittown

Cheektowaga

Irondequoit

Middletown

North Tonawanda

Hempstead

Buffalo

RochesterSyracuse

Yonkers

New York

Albany

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84

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90

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390

ATLANTIC OCEAN

Long Island Sound

CatskillMts

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Mt Marcy5344

LONG ISLAND

POPULATED PLACES

TRANSPORTATION

PHYSICAL FEATURES

1,000,000 and over

100,000 – 499,999

25,000 – 99,999

24,999 and less

State capital

Urban areas

Interstate; limited access highway

Other principal highway

Railroad

Ferry

53444180

StreamsLakes

Highest elevation in state (feet)Other elevations (feet)

The lowest elevation in New York is sea level(Atlantic Ocean).

SyracuseNew York

Albany

BinghamtonSaranac Lake

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