Dolgeville, New York

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Dolgeville, New York is a small village in upstate New York known for its historic mill industry and rural setting near the Adirondack foothills.

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Dolgeville, New York canonical 3
Dolgeville 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
village
climate humid continental climate
country United States of America
economicHistory manufacturing center in late 19th and early 20th centuries
mill-based economy
governmentType village government
hasAreaCode 315
680
hasCharacteristic historic industrial architecture
mixed residential and commercial land use
small population
hasFeature nearby forested hills
residential neighborhoods
small downtown business district
surrounding farmland
hasHistoricSite Daniel Green Factory
Dolge Company Factory Complex
Dolgeville Historic District
hasIndustry felt manufacturing
piano parts manufacturing
textile mills
hasPostalCode 13329
hasSchoolDistrict Dolgeville Central School District
knownFor historic mill industry
rural setting
locatedIn Fulton County, New York
Herkimer County, New York
linked to: Herkimer County

Mohawk Valley region
linked to: Mohawk Valley

Upstate New York
locatedNear Adirondack foothills
Herkimer, New York
Little Falls, New York
locatedOn East Canada Creek
namedAfter Alfred Dolge
partlyIn Town of Oppenheim, New York
partOf Town of Manheim, New York
regionType rural community
state New York
subdivisionType village within towns
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
transportation local county roads
served by New York State Route 167
waterFeature East Canada Creek waterfalls

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East Canada Creek nearbySettlement Dolgeville, New York
Dolge Company housing and mill sites locatedIn Dolgeville, New York
Alfred Dolge founded Dolgeville
linked to: Dolgeville, New York
Alfred Dolge founded Dolgeville, New York