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1115:Rye Station
1052:Rye Neck HS
1047:Rye Neck SD
1035:Rye City SD
979: /
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1771:Categories
1535:Washington
1455:Rensselaer
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1305:Cortland
1300:Columbia
1290:Chenango
1255:Allegany
1177:New York
1087:Playland
853:June 24,
618:See also
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413:John Jay
245:New York
184:82001275
158:Multiple
137:Location
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1590:Buffalo
1578:by city
1562:Wyoming
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1430:Orleans
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1613:Queens
1585:Albany
1530:Warren
1525:Ulster
1490:Seneca
1450:Queens
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1440:Otsego
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1410:Oneida
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1385:Monroe
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1250:Albany
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1576:Lists
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1515:Tioga
1370:Lewis
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