Catskill Creek

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Catskill Creek is a scenic tributary of the Hudson River in eastern New York State, known for its historic mills, covered bridges, and role in inspiring Hudson River School landscape painters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tributary
country United States
drainageBasin Hudson River basin
flowsThrough Albany County, New York
linked to: Albany County

Greene County, New York
Schoharie County, New York
linked to: Schoharie County
hasCulturalSignificance American landscape art history
hasEcosystemType freshwater stream
hasHistoricSite historic mill sites
hasHistoricStructure covered bridges along its course
inspired Hudson River School painters
linked to: Hudson River School
knownFor covered bridges
historic mills
role in Hudson River School landscape painting
scenic landscapes
locatedIn New York State
eastern New York
mouthLocatedIn Hudson River
mouthLocation village of Catskill, New York
near Catskill, New York
partOf Hudson River watershed
passesNear rural communities in Greene County, New York
region Catskills
linked to: Catskills region
sourceLocation northern Catskill Mountains
tributaryOf Hudson River
usedFor fishing
recreation
scenic tourism
watercourseType creek

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Catskill, New York hasRiver Catskill Creek
Catskill, New York locatedAtMouthOf Catskill Creek
Hudson River watershed includesRiver Catskill Creek
Kaaterskill Creek tributaryOf Catskill Creek
Kaaterskill Creek mouthLocation Catskill Creek at Cauterskill, New York
linked to: Catskill Creek
New York State Thruway Exit 21 near Catskill Creek