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Scriba, New York in Oswego County
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Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Oswego county include:

Albion Center,   Altmar,   Amboy,   Amboy Center,   Arthur,   Beecherville,   Bernhards Bay,   Big Bay,   Boylston,   Boylston Center,   Carley Mills,   Carterville,   Caughdenoy,   Central Square,   Cleveland,   Clifford,   Colosse,   Constantia,   Constantia Center,   Daysville,   Demster,   Demster Beach,   Dexterville,   Doris Park,   Dugway,   Dutch Settlement,   Dutcherville,   East Amboy,   East Boylston,   East Palermo,   Fairdale,   Fruit Valley,   Fulton,   Furniss,   Gayville,   Gilbert Mills,   Graftons Square,   Granby,   Granby Center,   Greenboro,   Gulf Bridge,   Hannibal,   Hannibal Center,   Happy Valley,   Hastings,   Hastings Center,   Hickory Grove,   Hinmansville,   Howardville,   Kasoag,   Kraus Landing,   Lacona,   Little America,   Little France,   Lycoming,   Mallory,   Maple View,   Mexico,   Minetto,   Morse,   Mud Hill,   Mud Settlement,   New Haven,   New Scriba,   Nicholsville,   Noble Shores,   North Amboy,   North Boylston,   North Constantia,   North Hannibal,   North Scriba,   North Volney,   Orwell,   Oswego,   Oswego Beach,   Oswego Center,   Otto Mills,   Palermo,   Panther Lake,   Parish,   Parish Center,   Pennellville,   Phoenix,   Pine Meadows,   Pineville,   Port Ontario,   Prattham,   Pulaski,   Rainbow Shores,   Ramona Beach,   Red Mill,   Redfield,   Ricard,   Richland,   Russ Mills,   SUNY Oswego,   Sala,   Sand Ridge,   Sandy Creek,   Sandy Pond,   Schroeppel,   Seneca Hill,   Shore Oaks,   Smartville,   South Granby,   South Hannibal,   South New Haven,   South Scriba,   Southwest Oswego,   Texas,   The Elms,   Toad Harbor,   Union Settlement,   Vermilion,   Volney,   Vorea,   Wellwood,   West Amboy,   West Monroe,   Whig Hill,   Williamstown,  

 

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

Scriba is a town located in Oswego County, New York, United States. According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 55.8 square miles, of which, 53.2 square miles is land and 2.6 square miles is water. The town was named in honor of George Scriba, a land agent who purchased a large tract of land in the area. Today, the town is mainly residential and agricultural, with a few small businesses and industries. It is located near Lake Ontario, which provides recreational opportunities for residents and tourists. Some popular attractions in the area include the Oswego Speedway, Oswego Harborfest, and Fort Ontario. The population of Scriba was 6,840 as per the 2010 census.