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889:– The Village of Morris is located at the junction of NY-23 and NY-51, as well as Butternut Creek. (Founded as "Louisville" by French immigrants, the name was changed due to a conflicting post office by that same name in St. Lawrence County, NY when incorporated in 1870).
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1577:Silver Lake
1368:Cooperstown
1330:Springfield
1275:Middlefield
1183:Cooperstown
1176:County seat
1105:February 9,
1083:February 9,
1061:January 31,
879:Maple Grove
873:Harris Hill
803:other races
753:2016 (est.)
453:(1969–1973)
445:, American
400:pro tempore
281:located in
92: /
1692:Categories
1665:75°14′42″W
1662:42°32′53″N
1592:Toddsville
1587:Taylortown
1315:Plainfield
1310:Pittsfield
1290:New Lisbon
1235:Butternuts
1230:Burlington
947:References
772:As of the
176:Population
80:75°14′43″W
77:42°32′55″N
1622:Footnotes
1566:Richfield
1556:Pierstown
1546:Oaksville
1506:Worcester
1466:Schenevus
1436:Fly Creek
1345:Worcester
1320:Richfield
861:Elm Grove
413:Minnesota
409:Wisconsin
360:Geography
264:FIPS code
252:Area code
206:Time zone
168:Elevation
1501:Westford
1496:West End
1446:Hartwick
1431:Edmeston
1403:Unadilla
1355:Villages
1340:Westford
1335:Unadilla
1325:Roseboom
1270:Maryland
1260:Hartwick
1250:Edmeston
920:millwork
807:Hispanic
797:, 0.11%
793:, 0.21%
789:, 0.11%
781:, 0.64%
447:diplomat
425:, later
287:New York
240:ZIP code
121:New York
1597:Welcome
1526:Cattown
1518:hamlets
1383:Milford
1378:Laurens
1295:Oneonta
1280:Milford
1265:Laurens
1245:Decatur
1201:Oneonta
1036:June 4,
990:June 9,
966:July 5,
403:of the
307:History
106:Country
1388:Morris
1305:Otsego
1285:Morris
1255:Exeter
886:Morris
811:Latino
774:census
613:−15.8%
598:−15.1%
583:−12.0%
568:−20.1%
478:Census
275:Morris
133:Otsego
128:County
1541:Index
1516:Other
1393:Otego
1300:Otego
1222:Towns
795:Asian
783:Black
779:White
761:−4.6%
756:1,791
743:1,878
728:1,867
713:1,787
698:1,780
683:1,630
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628:12.3%
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563:1,920
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538:−2.9%
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518:2,320
503:2,155
277:is a
245:13808
234:(EDT)
232:UTC-4
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192:1,791
184:1,878
116:State
1413:CDPs
1193:City
1107:2014
1085:2014
1063:2008
1038:2015
992:2017
968:2017
748:0.6%
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733:4.5%
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559:1890
553:6.7%
544:1880
529:1870
523:7.7%
514:1860
499:1850
487:Note
482:Pop.
411:and
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