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Gazaetteer County Code County Name Town Village City Flag 010000 01 GAZAETTEER COUNTY_CODE COUNTY NAME TOWN VILLAGE_CITY_FLAG 010000 01 ALBANY ALBANY COUNTY ALBANY COUNTY 010100 01 ALBANY ALBANY ALBANY C 010101 01 ALBANY KENWOOD ALBANY C. 010102 01 ALBANY KENWOOD JCT. ALBANY C. 010200 01 ALBANY COHOES COHOES C 010300 01 ALBANY WATERVLIET WATERVLIET C 012000 01 ALBANY GREEN ISLAND GREEN ISLAND V 012100 01 ALBANY ALTAMONT GUILDERLAND V 012200 01 ALBANY VOORHEESVILLE NEW SCOTLAND V 012300 01 ALBANY RAVENA COEYMANS V 012400 01 ALBANY COLONIE COLONIE V 012500 01 ALBANY MENANDS COLONIE V 015000 01 ALBANY BERNE 015001 01 ALBANY BERNE BERNE 015002 01 ALBANY E. BERNE BERNE 015003 01 ALBANY REIDSVILLE BERNE 015004 01 ALBANY S. BERNE BERNE 015005 01 ALBANY THOMPSON LAKE BERNE 015006 01 ALBANY W. BERNE BERNE 015007 01 ALBANY WARNERS LAKE BERNE 015100 01 ALBANY BETHLEHEM 015101 01 ALBANY ADAMSVILLE BETHLEHEM 015102 01 ALBANY BECKERS CORS. BETHLEHEM 015103 01 ALBANY BETHLEHEM BETHLEHEM 015104 01 ALBANY BETHLEHEM CTR. BETHLEHEM 015105 01 ALBANY CEDAR HILL BETHLEHEM 015106 01 ALBANY DELMAR BETHLEHEM 015107 01 ALBANY ELSMERE BETHLEHEM 015108 01 ALBANY FEURA BUSH BETHLEHEM 015109 01 ALBANY FONT GROVE BETHLEHEM 015110 01 ALBANY GLENMONT BETHLEHEM 015111 01 ALBANY NORMANSKILL BETHLEHEM 015112 01 ALBANY NORMANSVILLE BETHLEHEM 015113 01 ALBANY RIVERVIEW BETHLEHEM 015114 01 ALBANY S. ALBANY BETHLEHEM 015115 01 ALBANY S. BETHLEHEM BETHLEHEM 015116 01 ALBANY SELKIRK BETHLEHEM 015117 01 ALBANY SLINGERLANDS BETHLEHEM 015118 01 ALBANY VAN WIES BETHLEHEM 015119 01 ALBANY WEMPLE BETHLEHEM 015200 01 ALBANY COEYMANS 015201 01 ALBANY ALCOVE COEYMANS 015202 01 ALBANY AQUETUCK COEYMANS 015203 01 ALBANY COEYMAN'S HOLLOW COEYMANS 015204 01 ALBANY COEYMANS COEYMANS 015205 01 ALBANY INDIAN FIELDS COEYMANS 015206 01 ALBANY KEEFER CORS. COEYMANS 015207 01 ALBANY STEPHENSVILLE COEYMANS 015300 01 ALBANY COLONIE 015301 01 ALBANY BOGHT CORS. COLONIE 015302 01 ALBANY CRESCENT STA. COLONIE 015303 01 ALBANY DUNNSBACK FERRY COLONIE 015304 01 ALBANY DUNSBACH FY. STA. COLONIE 015305 01 ALBANY EMERICK COLONIE 015306 01 ALBANY IRELAND COR. COLONIE 015307 01 ALBANY KARNER COLONIE 015308 01 ALBANY LATHAM COLONIE 015309 01 ALBANY LISHASKILL COLONIE 015310 01 ALBANY LOUDONVILLE COLONIE 015311 01 ALBANY MAPLEWOOD COLONIE 015312 01 ALBANY MAYWOOD COLONIE 015313 01 ALBANY NEWTONVILLE COLONIE 015314 01 ALBANY ROESSLEVILLE COLONIE 015315 01 ALBANY SHAKERS COLONIE 015316 01 ALBANY VERDOY COLONIE 015317 01 ALBANY W. ALBANY COLONIE 015400 01 ALBANY GREEN ISLAND 015500 01 ALBANY GUILDERLAND 015501 01 ALBANY DOUWSBURGH GUILDERLAND 015502 01 ALBANY DUNNSVILLE GUILDERLAND 015503 01 ALBANY FRENCH MILLS GUILDERLAND 015504 01 ALBANY FULLER STA. GUILDERLAND 015505 01 ALBANY GLASS HOUSE GUILDERLAND 015506 01 ALBANY GUILDERLAND GUILDERLAND 015507 01 ALBANY GUILDERLAND CTR. GUILDERLAND 015508 01 ALBANY HAMILTONVILLE GUILDERLAND 015509 01 ALBANY KNOWERSVILLE GUILDERLAND 015510 01 ALBANY MCKOWNVILLE GUILDERLAND 015511 01 ALBANY MEADOWDALE GUILDERLAND 015512 01 ALBANY SLOANE GUILDERLAND 015513 01 ALBANY WESTMERE GUILDERLAND 015600 01 ALBANY KNOX 015601 01 ALBANY E. TOWNSHIP KNOX 015602 01 ALBANY KNOX KNOX 015603 01 ALBANY W. TOWNSHIP KNOX 015700 01 ALBANY NEW SCOTLAND 015701 01 ALBANY CALLANAN COR. NEW SCOTLAND 015702 01 ALBANY CLARKSVILLE NEW SCOTLAND 015703 01 ALBANY FEURA BUSH (New Scotland) NEW SCOTLAND 015704 01 ALBANY HELDERBURG NEW SCOTLAND 015705 01 ALBANY JERUSALEM NEW SCOTLAND 015706 01 ALBANY NEW SALEM NEW SCOTLAND 015707 01 ALBANY NEW SCOTLAND NEW SCOTLAND 015708 01 ALBANY ONISKETHAU NEW SCOTLAND 015709 01 ALBANY STONY HILL NEW SCOTLAND 015710 01 ALBANY UNION CHURCH NEW SCOTLAND 015711 01 ALBANY UNIONVILLE NEW SCOTLAND 015712 01 ALBANY WOLF HILL NEW SCOTLAND 015800 01 ALBANY RENSSELAERVILLE 015801 01 ALBANY COOKSBURG RENSSELAERVILLE 015802 01 ALBANY CRYSTAL LAKE RENSSELAERVILLE 015803 01 ALBANY MEDUSA RENSSELAERVILLE 015804 01 ALBANY POTTER HOLLOW RENSSELAERVILLE 015805 01 ALBANY PRESTON HOLLOW RENSSELAERVILLE 015806 01 ALBANY RENSSELAERVILLE RENSSELAERVILLE 015807 01 ALBANY SMITH CORS. RENSSELAERVILLE 015900 01 ALBANY WESTERLO 015901 01 ALBANY DORMANSVILLE WESTERLO 015902 01 ALBANY LAMBS CORS. WESTERLO 015903 01 ALBANY S. WESTERLO WESTERLO 015904 01 ALBANY WESTERLO WESTERLO 020000 02 ALLEGANY ALLEGANY COUNTY ALLEGANY COUNTY 022000 02 ALLEGANY ALFRED ALFRED V 022100 02 ALLEGANY BELMONT AMITY V 022200 02 ALLEGANY ANDOVER ANDOVER V 022300 02 ALLEGANY ANGELICA ANGELICA V 022400 02 ALLEGANY BOLIVAR BOLIVAR V 022500 02 ALLEGANY CANASERAGA BURNS V 022600 02 ALLEGANY CUBA CUBA V 022800 02 ALLEGANY WELLSVILLE WELLSVILLE V 022900 02 ALLEGANY RICHBURG BOLIVAR V 022901 02 ALLEGANY RICHBURG WIRT V 023000 02 ALLEGANY ALMOND ALMOND V 023100 02 ALLEGANY FILLMORE HUME V 025000 02 ALLEGANY ALFRED 025001 02 ALLEGANY ALFRED STA. ALFRED 025002 02 ALLEGANY TIP TOP ALFRED 025100 02 ALLEGANY ALLEN 025101 02 ALLEGANY ALLEN ALLEN 025102 02 ALLEGANY ALLEN CREEK ALLEN 025103 02 ALLEGANY W. ALDEN ALLEN 025200 02 ALLEGANY ALMA 025201 02 ALLEGANY ALLENTOWN ALMA 025202 02 ALLEGANY ALMA ALMA 025203 02 ALLEGANY FORDS BROOK (Alma) ALMA 025204 02 ALLEGANY PIKEVILLE ALMA 025300 02 ALLEGANY ALMOND 025301 02 ALLEGANY BISHOPVILLE ALMOND 025302 02 ALLEGANY NO. ALMOND ALMOND 025400 02 ALLEGANY AMITY 025401 02 ALLEGANY BELVIDERE AMITY 025402 02 ALLEGANY WITHEY AMITY 025500 02 ALLEGANY ANDOVER 025501 02 ALLEGANY ELM VALLEY ANDOVER 025600 02 ALLEGANY ANGELICA 025601 02 ALLEGANY ARISTOTLE ANGELICA 025602 02 ALLEGANY COUNTY HOUSE ANGELICA 025603 02 ALLEGANY STATE ROAD ANGELICA 025700 02 ALLEGANY BELFAST 025701 02 ALLEGANY BELFAST BELFAST 025702 02 ALLEGANY ROCKVILLE BELFAST 025703 02 ALLEGANY ROCKVILLE GLEN BELFAST 025704 02 ALLEGANY TRANSIT BRIDGE BELFAST 025800 02 ALLEGANY BIRDSALL 025801 02 ALLEGANY BIRDSALL BIRDSALL 025900 02 ALLEGANY BOLIVAR 025901 02 ALLEGANY HONEOYE CORS. BOLIVAR 025902 02 ALLEGANY S. BOLIVAR BOLIVAR 026000 02 ALLEGANY BURNS 026001 02 ALLEGANY BURNS VILLAGE BURNS 026002 02 ALLEGANY GARWOOD BURNS 026003 02 ALLEGANY GARWOODS STA. BURNS 026004 02 ALLEGANY GAS SPRING BURNS 026005 02 ALLEGANY HORNELLSVILLE JCT. BURNS 026006 02 ALLEGANY MORAINE BURNS 026007 02 ALLEGANY WHITNEY CROSS. BURNS 026100 02 ALLEGANY CANEADEA 026101 02 ALLEGANY CANEADEA CANEADEA 026102 02 ALLEGANY HOUGHTON CANEADEA 026103 02 ALLEGANY ORAMEL CANEADEA 026200 02 ALLEGANY CENTERVILLE 026201 02 ALLEGANY CENTERVILLE CENTERVILLE 026202 02 ALLEGANY FAIRVIEW CENTERVILLE 026203 02 ALLEGANY HIGGINS CENTERVILLE 026204 02 ALLEGANY HIGGINS BEACH CENTERVILLE 026300 02 ALLEGANY CLARKSVILLE 026301 02 ALLEGANY CLARKSVILLE CLARKSVILLE 026302 02 ALLEGANY W. CLARKSVILLE CLARKSVILLE 026400 02 ALLEGANY CUBA 026401 02 ALLEGANY NO. CUBA CUBA 026402 02 ALLEGANY SUMMIT CUBA 026500 02 ALLEGANY FRIENDSHIP 026501 02 ALLEGANY FRIENDSHIP FRIENDSHIP 026600 02 ALLEGANY GENESEE 026601 02 ALLEGANY BOWLER GENESEE 026602 02 ALLEGANY CERES GENESEE 026603 02 ALLEGANY COON HOLLOW GENESEE 026604 02 ALLEGANY DEER CREEK GENESEE 026605 02 ALLEGANY LITTLE GENESEE GENESEE 026606 02 ALLEGANY OBI GENESEE 026607 02 ALLEGANY PROSSER GENESEE 026608 02 ALLEGANY ROCK CITY GENESEE 026609 02 ALLEGANY ROUTE 305 GENESEE 026610 02 ALLEGANY SALT RISING GENESEE 026611 02 ALLEGANY WOLF CREEK GENESEE 026700 02 ALLEGANY GRANGER 026701 02 ALLEGANY E. GRANGER GRANGER 026702 02 ALLEGANY GRANGER GRANGER 026703 02 ALLEGANY SHORT TRACT GRANGER 026800 02 ALLEGANY GROVE 026801 02 ALLEGANY BREWER CORS. GROVE 026802 02 ALLEGANY GROVE GROVE 026803 02 ALLEGANY ROSS CROSSING GROVE 026804 02 ALLEGANY SWAIN GROVE 026805 02 ALLEGANY SWAIN JCT. GROVE 026806 02 ALLEGANY VAN NOSTRAND CROSS GROVE 026900 02 ALLEGANY HUME 026901 02 ALLEGANY HUME HUME 026902 02 ALLEGANY MILLS MILLS HUME 026903 02 ALLEGANY ROSSBURG HUME 026904 02 ALLEGANY WISCOY HUME 027000 02 ALLEGANY INDEPENDENCE 027001 02 ALLEGANY FULMER VALLEY INDEPENDENCE 027002 02 ALLEGANY GREEN CORS. INDEPENDENCE 027003 02 ALLEGANY INDEPENDENCE INDEPENDENCE 027004 02 ALLEGANY SPRING MILLS INDEPENDENCE 027005 02 ALLEGANY WHITESVILLE INDEPENDENCE 027100 02 ALLEGANY NEW HUDSON 027101 02 ALLEGANY BLACK CREEK NEW HUDSON 027200 02 ALLEGANY RUSHFORD 027201 02 ALLEGANY E. RUSHFORD RUSHFORD 027202 02 ALLEGANY FAIRVIEW (Rushford) RUSHFORD 027203 02 ALLEGANY RUSHFORD RUSHFORD 027300 02 ALLEGANY SCIO 027301 02 ALLEGANY PETROLIA SCIO 027302 02 ALLEGANY SCIO SCIO 027400 02 ALLEGANY WARD 027401 02 ALLEGANY VANDERMARK ROAD WARD 027500 02 ALLEGANY WELLSVILLE 027501 02 ALLEGANY STANNARD CORS. WELLSVILLE 027600 02 ALLEGANY W. ALMOND 027601 02 ALLEGANY BENNETTS W. ALMOND 027602 02 ALLEGANY W. ALMOND W. ALMOND 027700 02 ALLEGANY WILLING 027701 02 ALLEGANY ELMWOOD WILLING 027702 02 ALLEGANY FORDS BROOK WILLING 027703 02 ALLEGANY GRAVES WILLING 027704 02 ALLEGANY HALLSPORT WILLING 027705 02 ALLEGANY HAWKES WILLING 027706 02 ALLEGANY MAPES WILLING 027707 02 ALLEGANY PAYNESVILLE WILLING 027708 02 ALLEGANY SHONGO WILLING 027709 02 ALLEGANY STANARD CORS. WILLING 027710 02 ALLEGANY STANARDS WILLING 027711 02 ALLEGANY STANNARDS CORS. WILLING 027712 02 ALLEGANY STONE DAM WILLING 027800 02 ALLEGANY WIRT 027801 02 ALLEGANY INAVALE WIRT 027802 02 ALLEGANY UTOPIA WIRT 027803 02 ALLEGANY W. NOTCH WIRT 027804 02 ALLEGANY WIRT CENTER WIRT 030000 03 BROOME BROOME COUNTY BROOME COUNTY Y 030100 03 BROOME BINGHAMTON BINGHAMTON C 030101 03 BROOME PROSPECT STREET BINGHAMTON C. 030200 03 BROOME ENDICOTT UNION V 030300 03 BROOME JOHNSON CITY UNION V 032000 03 BROOME PORT DICKINSON DICKINSON V 032100 03 BROOME LISLE LISLE V 032200 03 BROOME DEPOSIT SANFORD V 032300 03 BROOME WHITNEY PT. TRIANGLE V 032500 03 BROOME BIBLE SCHOOL PARK JOHNSON C. 032700 03 BROOME WINDSOR WINDSOR V
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