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, New York in St. Lawrence County

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Aldrich,   Backus,   Balmat,   Beechertown,   Benson Mines,   Brandy Brook,   Brasher,   Brasher Center,   Brasher Falls,   Brasher Iron Works,   Brier Hill,   Briggs,   Bucks Bridge,   Buckton,   Canton,   Catherineville,   Cedars,   Chase Mills,   Childwold,   Chipman,   Chippewa Bay,   Clare,   Clifton,   Coffins Mills,   Colton,   Coney Island,   Conifer,   Converse,   Coopers Falls,   Cranberry Lake,   Crary Mills,   De Kalb,   De Peyster,   Degrasse,   Dishaw,   East De Kalb,   East Part,   East Pitcairn,   Eben,   Eddy,   Edwards,   Edwardsville,   Elmdale,   Emeryville,   Fine,   Flackville,   Fort Jackson,   Fowler,   Fullerville,   Gale,   Galilee,   Gleasons Mill,   Gouverneur,   Grantville,   Hailesboro,   Hammond,   Hannawa Falls,   Helena,   Hermon,   Heuvelton,   Hewittville,   High Flats,   Hopkinton,   Horseshoe,   Ironton,   Jayville,   Kalurah,   Keenes,   Kellogg,   Little Bow,   Lost Village,   Louisville,   Lower Oswegatchie,   Macomb,   Madawaska,   Madrid,   Madrid Springs,   Massena,   Massena Center,   Morley,   Morristown,   Morristown Center,   Mount Arab,   Natural Dam,   Newbridge,   Newton Falls,   Nicholville,   Norfolk,   North Gouverneur,   North Hammond,   North Lawrence,   North Russell,   North Stockholm,   Norwood,   Oak Point,   Oakvale,   Ogdensburg,   Oswegatchie,   Palmerville,   Parishville,   Parishville Center,   Pickettville,   Piercefield,   Pierrepont,   Pitcairn,   Plumbrook,   Pond Settlement,   Pope Mills,   Potsdam,   Pyrites,   Raquette River,   Raymondville,   Rensselaer Falls,   Richville,   Rooseveltown,   Rossie,   Russell,   Sandfordville,   Sevey,   Shurtleff,   Sisson,   Skinnerville,   Somerville,   South Colton,   South Edwards,   South Hammond,   South Russell,   Southville,   Spragueville,   Stalbird,   Star Lake,   Stellaville,   Stockholm,   Stockholm Center,   Talcville,   Terrace Park,   Tucker Terrace,   Waddington,   Wanakena,   Wegatchie,   West Fowler,   West Parishville,   West Pierrepont,   West Potsdam,   West Stockholm,   Willisville,   Winthrop,  

 

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Interested in fun facts and the history of Lisbon, NY?
Then read on!

- The town of Lisbon has a population of approximately 4,000 people.
- It was named after the city of Lisbon in Portugal.
- The town was originally settled in 1802 and was established in 1805.
- Lisbon is home to the Lisbon Town Park, which includes a playground, basketball courts, a pavilion, and a walking trail.
- The Lisbon Central School District serves the town, with one elementary school, one middle school, and one high school.
- The town is located near several state forests, including Higley Flow State Park, St. Lawrence State Forest, and Tooley Pond State Forest.
- The town's economy is largely based on agriculture, with dairy farming and maple syrup production being common industries.