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Poestenkill, New York in Rensselaer County
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Albia,   Averill Park,   Babcock Lake,   Barberville,   Berlin,   Best,   Boyntonville,   Braeside,   Brainard,   Brookview,   Brunswick,   Brunswick Center,   Buskirk,   CastletononHudson,   Center Berlin,   Cherryplain,   Clinton Heights,   Clinton Park,   Couse,   Cropseyville,   Defreestville,   Dunham Hollow,   Eagle Bridge,   Eagle Mills,   East Buskirk,   East Grafton,   East Greenbush,   East Hoosick,   East Nassau,   East Pittstown,   East Poestenkill,   East Schodack,   Eastmor,   Factory Hollow,   Garfield,   Glass Lake,   Grafton,   Grant Hollow,   Hampton Manor,   Haynersville,   Hemstreet Park,   Hoosick,   Hoosick Falls,   Johnsonville,   Lincolnville,   Luther,   Melrose,   Millertown,   Morey Park,   Muitzes Kill,   Nassau,   North Greenbush,   North Hoosick,   North Nassau,   North Petersburg,   North Schodack,   North Stephentown,   Petersburg,   Petersburgh,   Pittstown,   Pleasantdale,   Potter Hill,   Prospect Heights,   Quackenkill,   Raymertown,   Rensselaer,   Reynolds,   Rosecrans Park,   Sand Lake,   Schaghticoke,   Schaghticoke Hill,   Schodack,   Schodack Center,   Schodack Landing,   Sherwood Park,   Sliters,   South Schodack,   Southwest Hoosick,   Speigletown,   Stephentown,   Stephentown Center,   Stillham,   Sycaway,   Taborton,   Tamarack,   Tomhannock,   Troy,   Valley Falls,   Walloomsac,   West Hoosick,   West Sand Lake,   West Stephentown,   Wynantskill,   Wyomanock,  

 

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

Here are some facts about the town of Poestenkill, New York:

- As of the 2010 US Census, the population of Poestenkill was 4,530 people.
- The town is named after the Poesten Kill, a stream that runs through the area.
- The town was first settled in the early 1800s, and officially established in 1848.
- Poestenkill is home to the Walter A. Wood Mowing and Reaping Machine Company Complex, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is now being used for commercial and residential purposes.
- There is an annual Poestenkill Fire Company Family Festival held each September featuring live music, amusement rides, food vendors, and contests.
- The town is also known for its natural beauty, with several parks and outdoor recreation areas, including the Poestenkill Community Forest and the Burden Pond Environmental Park.
- Poestenkill Central School District serves the town, with students attending Poestenkill Elementary School and Algonquin Middle School.