New York Local Guide

New York County

Five boroughs, five counties, and the largest city in the United States

Suffolk County

A South Shore village with a canal-lined downtown

Suffolk County

A South Shore waterfront hamlet with a revived Main Street

Suffolk County

A large, diverse hamlet in central Long Island

Suffolk County

Ocean beaches, farm stands and the Montauk peninsula

Nassau County

A planned village built around a railroad station

Nassau County

A small waterfront city on Long Island's Gold Coast

Nassau County

North Shore villages with a fast commute into Manhattan

Nassau County

Long Island's largest town and its densest village center

Suffolk County

A North Shore town of harbors, villages and a cultural downtown

Nassau County

A barrier-island city with an ocean beach and a boardwalk

Nassau County

Nassau County's seat and a major rail crossroads

Suffolk County

The eastern tip of Long Island, known for surf and the lighthouse

Nassau County

North Shore harbor town with a presidential home

Suffolk County

A South Shore village rebuilt around its Main Street

Suffolk County

A North Shore harbor village with a ferry to Connecticut

Suffolk County

Suffolk County's seat and the gateway to the North Fork

Nassau County

A South Shore village with a walkable downtown

Suffolk County

A central Suffolk town with a historic Main Street

Suffolk County

A South Fork town of ocean beaches and historic villages

Suffolk County

A North Shore hamlet built around a research university

Westchester County

A compact village built around a college and a rail station

Westchester County

A river village with a waterfront park and a hilltop main street

Westchester County

A small river village with a walkable Warburton Avenue

Westchester County

A harbor village with a working waterfront

Westchester County

A northern Westchester village with a busy crossroads downtown

Westchester County

A dense city at the northern edge of the Bronx

Rockland County

Rockland County's seat and its central commercial hub

Westchester County

A Sound Shore city rebuilding its downtown

Rockland County

A river village known for its Main Street and arts scene

Westchester County

A Hudson River village below Sing Sing's walls

Westchester County

A river city with an arts district and mountain views

Westchester County

A diverse Sound Shore village with a busy dining scene

Westchester County

A Sound Shore city of beaches, villages and open space

Westchester County

A planned suburb known for its schools and village center

Westchester County

A river village shaped by Washington Irving's legend

Rockland County

A diverse village in southern Rockland

Rockland County

A Rockland village at the foot of the Ramapo Mountains

Westchester County

A Hudson River village below the Tappan Zee Bridge

Westchester County

Westchester's county seat and commercial center

Westchester County

Westchester's largest city, on the Hudson at the Bronx line

Dutchess County

A river city with Dia:Beacon and a revived Main Street

Dutchess County

A crossroads town at the I-84 Hudson crossing

Orange County

Orange County's seat and the home of the historic track

Dutchess County

A river town of presidential and estate history

Ulster County

Ulster County's seat and New York's first capital

Orange County

Orange County's inland city, serving the Wallkill Valley

Orange County

A growing village in the lower Hudson Valley

Ulster County

A college village below the Shawangunk Ridge

Orange County

A historic river city rebuilding its waterfront and downtown

Dutchess County

Dutchess County's river city and the Walkway's eastern anchor

Dutchess County

A river village of inns, farms and a historic fairground

Ulster County

A river town below the Catskill escarpment

Dutchess County

A mill village on Wappinger Creek

Orange County

An orchard town in the Warwick Valley

Ulster County

A Catskill town known for music, art and its village green

Albany County

New York's capital city at the head of the Hudson

Montgomery County

A Mohawk Valley mill city with a riverfront

Saratoga County

Saratoga County's seat and a mineral-spring village

Saratoga County

A fast-growing southern Saratoga town

Albany County

A mill city at the Mohawk's mouth

Albany County

Albany's largest suburb and airport host

Warren County

A small city at the southern gateway to the Adirondacks

Albany County

A busy crossroads hamlet in the Town of Colonie

Warren County

A lake-and-mountain town beside Glens Falls

Saratoga County

Mineral springs, thoroughbred racing and a walkable Broadway

Schenectady County

A river city of invention and the Stockade district

Rensselaer County

A collar city of brick rowhouses and a revived waterfront

Herkimer County

A canal village known for Herkimer diamonds

Herkimer County

A canal city in a Mohawk River gorge

Oneida County

Utica's commercial suburb

Madison County

A small city with a namesake community heritage

Oneida County

A canal city built at the Oneida Carry

Oneida County

The Mohawk Valley's largest city, remade by new arrivals

Oneida County

A village west of Utica on the Mohawk

Onondaga County

A canal village on the Seneca River

Onondaga County

A western suburb with a canal park

Onondaga County

A lakeshore town north of Syracuse

Cortland County

A college city at the crossroads of I-81

Onondaga County

A rail village east of downtown Syracuse

Onondaga County

An eastern suburb with a walkable village center

Oswego County

A river city on the Oswego

Onondaga County

A lakeside village north of Syracuse

Onondaga County

A hill town east of Syracuse

Oswego County

A Lake Ontario port city with a college

Onondaga County

Central New York's hub, growing around a tech corridor

Cayuga County

Cayuga County's seat and Harriet Tubman's home

Monroe County

A close-in suburb with strong schools

Ontario County

A lake city at the north end of Canandaigua Lake

Steuben County

A glass city on the Chemung River

Chemung County

A Southern Tier city on the Chemung River

Monroe County

An Erie Canal village with a walkable waterfront

Ontario County

A lake city between Seneca and Cayuga

Monroe County

Rochester's largest suburb on Lake Ontario

Monroe County

A commercial and campus town south of Rochester

Monroe County

A lakefront town between the Genesee and the bay

Tompkins County

The City of Gorges, home to Cornell

Monroe County

A suburban town east of Rochester

Yates County

A lake village between Keuka and Seneca

Monroe County

A canal village with an award-winning Main Street

Monroe County

The Flower City, built on the Genesee

Seneca County

The birthplace of the women's rights movement

Ontario County

A growing town at the Thruway's Finger Lakes exit

Schuyler County

A gorge village at the foot of Seneca Lake

Monroe County

A Lake Ontario town east of Rochester

Erie County

Buffalo's largest suburb and its university town

Genesee County

Genesee County's seat between Buffalo and Rochester

Erie County

Western New York's largest city, reborn along its waterfront

Erie County

Buffalo's airport town and a postwar suburb

Erie County

A railroad village east of Buffalo

Chautauqua County

A Lake Erie city with a working waterfront

Erie County

A village of craft, arts and a walkable Main Street

Chautauqua County

A college village in the Chautauqua grape belt

Erie County

A Southtowns town on Lake Erie

Chautauqua County

A lake city known for comedy and furniture

Erie County

A historic village on Buffalo's eastern edge

Niagara County

The Erie Canal city of locks and stone walls

Niagara County

The American city beside Niagara Falls

Niagara County

A twin city of lumber and carousels

Cattaraugus County

The commercial center of the Enchanted Mountains

Erie County

A Southtowns community and the home of the Bills

Erie County

A canal city at the Niagara River's head

Erie County

A creek-side village inside the Town of Amherst

Broome County

The Southern Tier's largest city, at two rivers

Livingston County

A valley village known for its balloon festival

Broome County

A shoe-town village with an intact main street

Steuben County

A rail city in the Canisteo Valley

Broome County

An Endicott-Johnson company village

Tioga County

A river village with a historic main street

Broome County

Binghamton's university town

St. Lawrence County

St. Lawrence County's seat and college village

Essex County

Two-time Olympic village in the High Peaks

Lewis County

Lewis County's seat on the Tug Hill Plateau

Franklin County

Franklin County's seat near the Canadian border

St. Lawrence County

A St. Lawrence River town of industry and fishing

St. Lawrence County

A St. Lawrence River city across from Canada

Herkimer County

The western gateway to the Adirondacks

Clinton County

A Lake Champlain city on the Canadian border corridor

St. Lawrence County

A college village known for its music school

Franklin County

An Adirondack village of cure cottages and lakes

Franklin County

An Adirondack village on three lakes

Jefferson County

The North Country's largest city, beside Fort Drum