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Trenton, New York in Oneida County


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Alder Creek,   Annsville,   Augusta,   Ava,   Babcock Hill,   Bartlett,   Big Brook,   Bloomfield Park,   Blossvale,   Boonville,   Bridgewater,   Brothertown,   Camden,   Camroden,   Carmichael Hill,   Cassville,   Chadwicks,   Clark Mills,   Clayville,   Clinton,   Colemans Mills,   Daytonville,   Deansboro,   Deerfield,   Deerfield Heights,   Dibbletown,   Dumbarton,   Dunn Brook,   Durhamville,   East Floyd,   East Steuben,   East Verona,   Edgewater Beach,   Elmer Hill,   Elpis,   Empeyville,   Fey Mill,   Fink Hollow,   Fish Creek Landing,   Fish Creek Station,   Flint Town,   Florence,   Florence Hill,   Floyd,   Forestport,   Forge Hollow,   Franklin Springs,   Frenchville,   Glenmore,   Hawkinsville,   Hecla,   Higginsville,   Hillsboro,   Hinckley,   Holland Patent,   Honnedaga,   Hurlbutville,   Jewell,   Kirkland,   Knoxboro,   Lairdsville,   Lake Delta,   Lee,   Lee Center,   Lowell,   Lynch Tract,   Maple Flats,   Marcy,   Marshall,   Maynard,   McConnellsville,   New Hartford,   New London,   New York Mills,   North Bay,   North Bridgewater,   North Gage,   North Western,   Oneida Castle,   Oriskany,   Oriskany Falls,   Otter Lake,   Paris,   Paris Station,   Pine,   Point Rock,   Prospect,   Prussian Settlement,   Remsen,   Rome,   Sangerfield,   Sauquoit,   Sconondoa,   Sherrill,   South Trenton,   Spencer Settlement,   Stacy Basin,   State Bridge,   Steuben,   Steuben Valley,   Stittville,   Stockwell,   Sylvan Beach,   Taberg,   Trenton Falls,   Utica,   Vernon,   Vernon Center,   Verona,   Verona Beach,   Verona Mills,   Verona Station,   Vienna,   Walesville,   Washington Mills,   Waterville,   West Branch,   West Lee,   Westdale,   Western,   Westernville,   Westmoreland,   Whitesboro,   Whitestown,   Woodgate,   Yorkville,  

 

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

Some facts about the town of Trenton, New York are:

1. Trenton is a town in the central part of Oneida County, with a population of approximately 1,887 people.

2. The town was established in 1797 and was named after Trenton, New Jersey.

3. One of the main attractions in Trenton is the Trenton Falls Scenic Trail, which features a series of waterfalls and hiking trails that attract visitors from all over.

4. Trenton is also home to a number of lakes and streams, including Hinckley Reservoir, which is a popular spot for boating, fishing, and swimming.

5. The town is located on the edge of Adirondack Park, which is a massive park area with hiking trails, lakes, and peaks that offer breathtaking views.

6. Trenton is a small town with a low crime rate and a high quality of life, making it a popular place to live for families and retirees.