Pepacton, New York

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Pepacton, New York was a former Catskills hamlet in Delaware County that was abandoned and flooded in the mid-20th century to create New York City’s Pepacton Reservoir.

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Pepacton, New York canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former hamlet
former populated place
submerged settlement
associatedWith displacement of residents
eminent domain takings
category Former populated places in New York (state)
Populated places in Delaware County, New York
Submerged settlements in the United States
country United States of America
disestablishedFor water reservoir project
evacuatedFor New York City water supply system
fate abandoned
flooded
hasSuccessor Pepacton Reservoir
historicalCounty Delaware County, New York
historicalRegion Catskills
linked to: Catskills region
locatedIn Catskill Mountains
Delaware County, New York
locatedInTime 19th century
early 20th century
locatedNear Andes, New York
Downsville, New York
locatedOn East Branch Delaware River
locatedWithinProject New York City Catskill water supply system
memoryPreservedIn New York City water system histories
local histories of Delaware County
nowUnder water level of Pepacton Reservoir
partOf Town of Andes, New York
reasonForFate construction of Pepacton Reservoir
region Upstate New York
state New York
submergedBy Pepacton Reservoir
usedToHave a railroad stop
farms
local businesses
residential buildings
roads
waterSupplyFor New York City

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Pepacton Reservoir formedBySubmerging Pepacton, New York
Pepacton Reservoir namedAfter Pepacton, New York
Arena, New York locatedNearFormerSettlement Pepacton, New York