Census Tracts are statistical units developed by the U.S. Bureau of the Census in cooperation with local statistical areas committees.  They are generally stable from census to census.  The reference maps shown here are based on the 2010 Census.

Municipalities in New York include all cities, towns, villages, and Census Designated Places. Cities, towns, and villages in New York are legally incorporated units of local government. Census Designated Places are generally hamlets with no legally recognized boundaries. The Census Bureau, in cooperation with local statistical areas committees, have identified many New York hamlets as Census Designated Places.

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