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Name: U.S. Coast Guard - Station Sackets Harbor
Description: Coast Guard Station (Small) Sackets Harbor operates during the summer under the control of Coast Guard Station Alexandria Bay. The station performs search and rescue, safety boardings, and harbor and pollution patrols.
Name: U.S. Coast Guard Station
Description: Coast Guard Station (Small) Sackets Harbor operates during the summer under the control of Coast Guard Station Alexandria Bay. The station performs search and rescue, safety boardings, and harbor and pollution patrols.
Name: U.S. Coast Guard - Station Alexandria Bay
Description: Coast Guard Station Alexandria Bay's missions include Search and Rescue, Homeland Security, Ice Rescue, Drug and Alien Migrant Interdiction, and Military Readiness. Area of responsibility is the St. Lawrence River from Cape Vincent to Massena.
Description: beaver swamp
Description: PSS1F
Description: PFO5Fh
Description: PFO1F
Description: PABFb
Description: PFO1/EM1Cd
Description: PSS1Cd
Description: PSS1/EM1Cd
Description: PSS1B
Description: PSS1/EM1C
Description: PEM1Cx
Description: appears abandoned
Name: Molly Smith Parking Area
Description: former parking parking lot for Katterskill Falls Trail, presumably still closed
Name: Hewlett Farm
Description: The former Hewlett Mansion was the centerpiece of this housing development until its demolition in the 2010s. It is found on a plat map named "Subdivision of the Hewlett Farm".
Description: NYC-Amtrak easement for Hudson Yards - Number 7 Subway Line Extension
Name: Greenvale at North Roslyn
Description: The homes built in by Cy Williams, Inc. Most - if not all of the original, Williams-built homes in this subdivision are of the "California Sun Ranch"-variant.
Name: Loch Pond
Description: Also known as Little Turf Pond (source: local knowledge).
Description: Town of North Hempstead Transfer Station & Residential Drop-Off
Name: Holly Manufacturing Company
Description: Stone walls which are the ruins of the Holly Manufacturing Company, owned by Birdsill Holly, who is responsible for inventing the Fire Hydrant at this location in 1869. The adjacent Lockport Cave is a 1,700 foot underground tunnel designed by Holly.
Name: Vin-Chet Bakery
Description: Gluten-Free
Name: WellNow Urgent Care
Description: COVID-19 testing site. No appointment required.
Name: Spengler Hall
Description: Housing for (summer) employees.
Name: Watson Arts Center
Description: Meeting space and watercolor instruction building at Silver Bay YMCA.
Name: Morse Hall
Description: Meeting space for Silver Bay YMCA
Name: Parlin
Description: Housing for summer employees at Silver Bay YMCA
Name: Mountaindale O&W Station
Description: Recreation of the original O&W Depot once located here.
Description: Wave Pool Operations
Name: Mangassarian Building
Description: Single students residence.
Name: Dean's Residence
Description: Dean's residence.
Name: Schupf Studio Art Center
Description: Colgate University Artist Studios
Name: Beaver Pond
Description: PUBFb
Description: PSS3Ba
Description: PSS1Fh
Description: PFO4/SS1E
Description: PFO4/1Ba
Description: PFO1/4E
Name: acidic evergreen swamp
Description: PFO4Ba
Description: PFO4B
Description: PFO4/EM1E
Description: Small gravel unofficial lot used by hunters.
Name: Rounds Cemetery
Description: Likely abandoned, likely on private property
Name: Pinewood at Flower Hill
Description: Subdivision of Flower Hill.
Name: Manhasset Glen
Description: Subdivision of Flower Hill and Plandome.
Name: Colonial Estates at Flower Hill
Description: Subdivision of Flower Hill.
Name: Country Estates at Flower Hill
Description: Subdivision of Flower Hill.
Name: Mashady Estates
Description: Housing subdivision of Flower Hill; built over the property that once was the Roslyn Union Free School District's Roslyn–Flower Hill Elementary School.
Description: 2018 Eagle View Imagery Source.
Description: PEM1Eb
Name: beaver swamp
Description: PFO1Eb
Name: Woodland Cemetery
Description: Resting place of Osmund Steele, a sheriff who tried to sell off cattle to pay of debts held in protest of land monopoly. After armed locals blocked the sale, Steele shot at them, and in the confusion, they mortally wounded him while aiming for his horse.
Name: Valero
Description: Valero gas station in parking lot of Walton Big M supermarket.
Name: Sidney Federal Credit Union
Description: Walton branch of Sidney Federal Credit Union, a non-profit local credit union.
Description: PEM1Ed
Name: Wadler Bros. Home Center
Description: Family-owned hardware store, home improvement store, and lumber yard.
Name: NFTA Metro Bus Garage
Description: Cold Spring Garage, one of three bus garages owned and operated by NFTA Metro.
Name: Hekimian Building
Description: Faculty residence.
Name: Dadourian Building
Description: Married students residence.
Name: Cobblestone Quik-Mart
Description: Convenience store and gas station
Description: beaver marsh
Name: Harwood Park
Description: Acquired in 1928. 10.9 Acres. Passive park with a pond, walking paths, and park seating.
Description: Clery Geography Rome MVCC
Name: Hunter Village Square
Description: Antique store in the Hunter Village Square building.
Description: NYCT easement/REUC: substation
Description: Abandoned R.O.W (9th Avenue El./Polo Grounds Shuttle)
Description: Amtrak easement
Description: Holland Tunnel easement
Description: West End Concourse
Description: Building burned down in 2024
Name: Underhill Burying Ground
Description: Cemetery for the Underhill family.
Description: "Mendik elevator pit", apparently converted to entrance for tracks 9/10
Name: Ecopark
Description: An innovative partnership between Monroe County and WM to provide a "one stop drop off" for residential recycling. For use by Monroe County residents only.
Description: NYCT easement
Description: Tennis Court for Hunter College Students and their guests.
Name: Rocky Tidal Zone
Description: Artificial tide pool habitat designed to be exposed at low tide and covered at high tide.
Description: Fencing has benn constructed along this trail to protect our forest from overgrazing by deer.
Name: Kykuit
Description: Access via bus at Philipsburg Manor
Description: This pool has not been maintained for years and is steadily deteriorating.
Description: This former parking lot is now closed off and decaying.
Description: This basketball court has not been maintained for years but is still somewhat intact.
Description: These tennis courts have not been maintained in years and are steadily being taken over by plant life.
Description: This basketball half-court has not been maintained in years and is steadily being consumed by plant life.
Description: This building has been empty and in ruins for a long time but is recently getting some work done on it, starting with a new roof.
Name: Amagansett U.S. Life-Saving & Coast Guard Station
Description: The Amagansett U.S. Lifesaving Station & Coast Guard Station Museum tells of the station's role in stopping the Nazi sabotage plot during World War II, where a team of four saboteurs were delivered by U-Boat to cause terror in the U.S. Homeland.
Name: I-690 E Ramp
Description: I-690 was supposed to be extended east of I-481, but plans never came through.
Name: 1350 Eggert Road Apartments
Description: Office: 716-854-0060
Name: Waterloo High School
Description: https://www.waterloocsd.org/highschool
Name: Waterloo Middle School
Description: https://www.waterloocsd.org/middleschool
Description: Former Hillside Children's Center campus, which is closed and no longer on site. Originally built as Army Barracks. This area is now privately owned.
Name: MobilityWorks
Description: Hours: Mo-Fr 08:00-17:00
Phone: 716-427-5268
Website: https://www.mobilityworks.com
Name: Smith Family Graveyard
Description: The burial ground for members of the family of Richard Smith, patentee of Smithtown.
Description: access details permissive given for staff
Name: Roslyn Pond Estates
Description: Subdivision of Roslyn, New York
Name: Roslyn Hill
Description: Subdivision of Roslyn, New York
Name: East Hills Business & Medical Park
Description: Former Helena Rubenstein factory and the former PALL Corporation headquarters.
Description: Top of Oman's Hill
Description: Thunder Mountain Recreation Area
Name: Plandome Estates
Description: Subdivision of Plandome Manor.
Description: This building is the original office space of Clifford B. Harmon, the real estate developer who established the Harmon neighborhood of the village.
Name: Harbor Homes
Description: North Hempstead Housing Authority
Name: Manhasset Viaduct
Description: Train viaduct carrying the Long Island Rail Road's Port Washington Branch over the Manhasset Valley.
Name: Oneida Castle Memorial Cemetery
Description: Well maintained walking paths, with beautiful scenery, & sculptures.
Name: Veterans Memorial
Description: Veterans of American Wars Memorial.  Benches, a statue of an eagle, and cement walking paths.
Name: Roslyn Road Apartments
Description: North Hempstead Housing Authority property.
Name: Crestwood Estates at East Hills
Description: Part of Nob Hill at East Hills.
Name: Mark Dan Estates at East Hills
Description: Part of Nob Hill at East Hills.
Name: Eastbrook Homes at East Hills
Description: Part of Lakeville Estates at East Hills and Nob Hill at East Hills.
Name: Midland Terrace at East Hills
Description: Part of Nob Hill at East Hills.
Name: Moose Lodge
Description: Moose Lodge was built in 1898 for for Guy S. Brantingham (1858-1922), the superintendent of the Delaware & Hudson Steamship Company.
Description: Former parking deck.
Name: Iris Wolfson High School
Description: Formerly the Roslyn Union Free School District's North Roslyn School.
Name: The Field (Dick's House of Sports)
Description: Outdoor sports field owned and operated by Dick's Sporting Goods Dick's House of Sport store
Name: Victor Crossings
Description: Shopping center
Description: Parking for Spring Run Trail
Name: D'Oench Estate
Description: Subdivision of Flower Hill and Plandome.
Name: Hamilton-Metz Field
Description: This field honors United States founding father Alexander Hamilton (1757-1804), as well as early 1900s legislator Herman A. Metz (1867-1934) and his wife Laura A. Metz.
Name: Alpha Phi
Description: Historical Sorority
Name: Fairfield Knolls on Roslyn Rarbor
Description: Also known as Horizon at Roslyn.
Description: North building in previous "Kings County Lunatic Asylum" complex.
Description: convent
Description: Peanut Line bike path parking
Name: Luce's Park
Description: Sign in Waste Water Treatment Plan indicates hours.
Name: The Elms of Bloomfield
Description: 61-unit complex
Name: Smokehouse of the Catskills
Localized descriptions: Deutsche Metzgerei
Description: This is a construction site for a new school
Name: Duanesburg Route 20 Park and Ride Lot
Description: (1) - Truck Parking Spot Available (Tractor Trailer)
Name: Long Island Expressway Exit 56 Park & Ride
Description: On NY 111 0.2 mile SOUTH of Exit 56 of the Long Island Expressway. No commercial vehicles.
Description: Provides commerical grade electricity to the BCT.
Name: St. Joseph's Oratory
Description: Built in 1927, in the style of the Bramante
Tempietto at St. Pietro in Montorio, Italy where
Pamfilo da Magliano, founding President of St.
Bonaventure, died. It is said to be the place where
St. Peter was martyred. The oratory was built as a
gift of the
Name: Schodack Landing Route 9
Description: Lighting and Bus shelter on site
Name: Riverside Valley Community Garden
Description: Community Garden run under the auspices of the Riverside Park Conservancy and NYC Green Thumb.
Name: West Seneca Municipal Parking
Description: Lighting on site.
Name: Rush Park and Ride Lot
Description: Located on Route 15 (West Henrietta Road) just north of Route 251 (Rush-Scottsville Road) at Interstate 390. Features a compressed natural gas fueling facility with two dispensers (3,000 and 3,600 psi).
Name: Cattaraugus Creek - Route 16/39
Description: Public fishing stream access
Name: Jamestown Rt 60 and I-86
Description: Overnight Parking Allowed. 
Lvl 2 EV Charging Station.
Overnight Parking allowed.
Name: Kirkwood 5 Mile Point Park & Ride
Description: Located in Valley Park
Name: I-84 Exit 58 (Old Exit 17) Ludingtonville Rd Park & Ride
Description: Parking for bus patrons, carpools & vanpools only. No loitering, camping or vending. 8,000lb weight limit. Lighting.
Name: Central Valley Park and Ride Lower Lot
Description: NYSDOT-owned Park and Ride lot (maintained by Coach USA), located at the junction of NY State Routes 6, 17, and 32. Intended for Short Line bus commuters and car-poolers. Total capacity approx. 300 spaces; no permit or fee required.
Name: Newburgh Park and Ride
Description: Located behind the Short Line Transportation Center off highway 17K, intended for Short Line bus commuters and car-poolers. Shelter, waiting area, restrooms, lighting, and pay phone on site. 8,000lb weight limit.
Description: Fire Truck play set
Name: Farm on hill by BQE
Description: 69th Street and 34th Avenue (farm on hill by BQE) Started 2014. https://www.jhbg.org/programs/beautification/
Name: Farm on other side of BQE
Description: 64th and Northern (farm on other side of BQE)
Started in 2017
https://www.jhbg.org/programs/beautification/
Description: abandoned BSU incorporated location
Name: Mott Section
Description: Residential Subdivision of the Village of Garden City. It was developed by the famous firm of Mott Brothers, Inc.
Name: Retention Pond
Description: Suffolk Count
Name: North Shore Hills
Description: A residential subdivision developed in the 1930s by Garry & Co. (Lawrence Garry and Arthur Newman). A NY Times article from August 6, 1939 (titled "Building Homes in Garden City") states that construction had just been completed.
Name: Danby Park and Ride
Description: Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit runs on this route. Shelter is located at Park and Ride
Name: Northway Exit 8 Park and Ride Lot
Description: CDTA Bus Shelter; Lighting; Bicycle parking (6-spots), Trash receptacle
Name: Main St. and Union St. Park and Ride Lot
Description: Interchange 50 Williamsville
Description: Former RR bridge pier
Name: Shad Point Park and Ride Lot
Description: Located off I-88, Exit 22, between Shad Point Road and Route 145. 5-ton weight limit.
Name: Miniature Train
Description: Chautauqua Choo-Choo MTC G-16 miniature train
Name: North Middletown Rd at Palisades Interstate Parkway Exit 10
Description: Parking for bus patrons, carpools & vanpools only. No loitering, camping or vending. 8,000lb weight limit.
Name: Route 32 @ 199 Park & Ride Lot
Description: No loitering, camping or vending. 8,000lb weight limit. Parking for bus patrons, carpools & vanpools only.
Name: Taconic State Parkway Bulls Head Rd Exit Park & Ride
Description: No loitering, camping or vending. 8,000lb weight limit. Parking for bus patrons, carpools & vanpools only. Lighting on site.
Name: Woodstock Dike Trailhead
Description: parking area for Ashokan Rail Trail
Description: Former Parking Lot
Name: Stony Point 9W Park & Ride
Description: No Loitering, camping or vending. 8,000lb weight limit. Lighting and Shelter
Name: Yorktown Route 6
Description: Parking for bus patrons, carpools & vanpools only. No loitering, camping or vending. 8,000lb weight limit.
Description: Village of Unadilla owned lot. Former sight of the Bishop Hotel. Permits needed for commercial use. Unatego Elementary "walkers" drop off.
Description: Construction of school building annex for Benjamin Cardozo High School
Name: Flower Hill Cemetery Historical Site
Description: A historic cemetery. Designated a Village of Flower Hill Historic Landmark in April 2023.
Name: Brewers Hollow Stones Course
Description: Stones is a ball sport belonging to the boules sport family. Similar to bocce or lawn bowling, it follows the basic gameplay of these games in which players from two teams take turns throwing their balls (or stones) in an attempt to have them rest closest
Name: Hicksville Gables
Description: Subdivision of Hicksville, New York
Name: Don't Trash It
Description: "Don't Trash It Accepts All NYS Refundable Cans And Bottles.
Name: Thruway Interchange 20 South Bound Saugerties Park and Ride
Description: Located off Interchange 20 of the NYS Thruway (I-87), where it intersects with NYS Route 32. No loitering, camping or vending. 8,000lb weight limit. Parking for bus patrons, carpools & vanpools only. Shelter/Lighting. Greyhound/Trailways Connection
Name: I-84 Exit 61 Park & Ride
Description: No loitering, camping or vending. Parking for bus patrons, carpools & vanpools only. 8,000lb weight limit. Lighting on site.
Name: LIE Exit 63 Park & Ride
Description: No commercial vehicles. Bicycle parking available. Lighting on site.
Name: Lime Kiln Rd I-84 Exit 15 Park & Ride
Description: NYSDOT-owned Park and Ride commuter lot on Lime Kiln Road (across from the NYSDOT Fishkill Yard), near the I-84 interchange. Parking for bus patrons, carpools & vanpools only. No loitering, camping or vending. 8,000lb weight limit. Lighting on site.
Name: Center for the Arts of Homer
Description: Local Center for the Arts- hosts plays, concerts, art shows, etc... Local dance studio.
Name: Kings Highway Park & Ride
Description: Lighting/Gas station on site. 8,000lb weight limit. Parking for bus patrons, carpools & vanpools only. No loitering, camping or vending.
Description: Unknown if neighborhood park or land of the house above.
Description: Site of the original supposed Tackapausha Pond, long gone
Name: Palestine Park
Description: Palestine Park is a scale model of the Holy Land, including cities, hills, rivers, and seas, in approximately correct geographical relation on the grounds of Chautauqua Institution in Chautauqua, New York.
Description: WNJA FM Transmitter
Name: Robert Miner Park
Description: Formerly Rocketship Park (1963)
Description: Own by Pinelawn Memorial Park
Description: Part of St. John Cemetery (Saint Charles and Resurrection Cemeteries)
Description: Pond created by beavers.
Name: Park Office
Description: Park Office
Name: Dining Hall
Description: Dining Hall
Name: Roe Park
Description: proposed future Roe Park, 2019-
Name: Lima Pier
Description: "L" shaped pier formerly homeport for smaller Coast Guard cutters such as buoy tenders and ice breakers. Today those ships dock in Bayonne, NJ.
Name: Letchworth Village - Hudson Valley DDSO Cemetery
Description: Also known as the "new" Letchworth Village Cemetery. Used by Letchworth Village to bury patients who died in their care from 1967 to 1996. Now used by the New York State Office for Developmentally Disabled Services.
Name: ERC Building
Description: Staff recreation facility
Description: Staff recreation facility
Description: Original driveway of August Belmont estate.
Name: North Country Open Space / Nature Preserve
Description: Official name unknown
Description: Amazon warehouse.
Name: Stewart Hall, Building 2
Description: Schoolhouse and community building at Letchworth Village from 1919 through 1996. May also have served as a boys' dormitory at various times. Destroyed by fire on February 6, 2006.
Name: James F. Reville Hospital Building 41
Description: This was the clinical and research hospital at Letchworth Village. Residents and staff were treated here, research conducted, and autopsies of deceased residents performed.
Name: Franklin Hall, Building 47
Description: This was the food service office and banquet hall at Letchworth Village. The basement housed the press where the newspaper was printed. In later years it was the IT department office. It was built in 1926.
Name: Letchworth Village Powerhouse
Description: The old power generating station for Letchworth Village
Name: Otto Reisser House
Description: Former home of Dr. Otto Reisser and his wife Elisabeth. Deeded to New York State on March 26, 1999. Local landmark for hikers as it's located at the Lower Birch Creek trailhead.
Name: ESL Federal Credit Union Visitor and Branch Parking
Description: Parking for Downtown branch visitors and members
Description: Parking, picnic area, grills, and fishing access. No fuel. No restrooms.
Description: Barbeque Pit
Description: at least 4 buildings are already erected in ESRI imagry
Name: Lavenders Court at the Clusters
Description: Subdivision of North Hills, New York
Name: M’Finda Kalunga Garden
Description: The M’Finda Kalunga Community Garden began in 1982 as a group organizing to rid the Sara Roosevelt Park area of drugs and crime and to protect low-income housing and services in the neighborhood.
Name: Merrickwood
Description: Subdivision of Merrick, New York. Notable as being the location of the homes used for the exterior shots for the homes of Frank and Marie Barone and Ray and Debra Barone in "Everybody Loves Raymond."
Name: Merrick Court
Description: Subdivision of Merrick, New York
Name: Great Oaks at Merrick
Description: Subdivision of Merrick, New York
Name: Briar-Cliff Park at Merrick
Description: Subdivision of Merrick, New York
Name: North Merrick Acres
Description: Subdivision of Merrick, New York
Description: Boasts a terrific view of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge
Description: Unofficial parking area for local trails.  Usually referred to as Sled Harbor parking lot.
Description: Formerly Cingular Wireless Store
Name: Pizza Works
Description: This is the new location of the Pizza Works. The old Pizza Works is the restaurant next to it.
Name: Old Beacon High School
Description: Former Beacon High School location turned commercial studios.
Name: Trumansburg School District Woods
Description: Includes XC trails
Description: A large NY state map once displayed at the middle, now long gone.
Name: Jefferson Place
Description: JEF/820
Name: Rogers Cemetery
Description: This ground was set aside by Ezra Rogers, brother of Hosea Rogers, as a family burial plot. There are about five or six graves there. One grave contains the body of Mr. Rogers’ dog, Fred, his favorite hunting dog.
Description: Fisher Gymnasium Parking Lot
Description: Snowplow turnaround. NO PARKING in winter conditions.
Description: historic: Emergency highway phones once located here.
Description: road salt stockpile shed
Name: Hawk Valley Preserve
Description: Note: The trail entrance to the preserve is blocked off by a gate owned by the MTA on the preserves property.
Name: Camp Dogwood
Description: Old site of some supposed campsite, site info still unknown.
Name: Squadron Hill Park
Description: 3.9 acres of land that is preserves the once farmland of the Squadron C club.
Description: Historic: Original ramp of cancelled highway project.
Name: Governor's Island Kayaking
Description: Established in 1994, the Downtown Boathouse is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free public access to the harbor in New York City through our kayaking programs.
Description: Small parking area for Waneta Lake
Description: Unpaved roadside parking area for Big Pond. No marked spaces. Can fit about 8 cars. Has a trailhead marker.
Name: Zen Mountain Monastery
Description: Now, for over three decades, Zen Mountain Monastery has offered practitioners from all walks of life a refuge from a culture of distraction and a way to become immersed in Buddhist teachings and practice.
Name: Office Building and U.S. Light-House Depot Complex
Description: In 1863, the U.S. Light-House Board established an experimental station where tests of new materials and investigation of new methods could set improved standards to then be applied to all lighthouses in the United States.
Description: MTA easement/REUC
Description: Closed for Remodeling
Name: United Stated Merchant Marine Academy
Description: On 81 acres overlooking Long Island Sound, the academy grounds gently slope to the water’s edge. Wiley Hall, the former Bendel/Chrysler mansion, is the district’s centerpiece. The U.S. Government purchased the property In 1942.
Name: Vickery Gate
Description: In honor of Vice Admiral Howard L. Vickery, Chairman of the Maritime Commission.
Name: Neily's Garden
Description: Nelly's formal garden survived the construction of Patten Hospital and is still in use today.
Name: Delano Hall
Description: Large dining hall for cadets, built in 1943.
Name: Murphy Hall
Description: Built in 1942, this barracks is designed to house 225 cadets.
Name: Palmer Hall
Description: Built in 1942, this barracks is designed to house 225 cadets.