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Names on the Hector map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks15

  • Valois
  • Searsburg
  • Finger Lakes National Forest
  • Texas Hollow State Forest
  • Bennettsburg
  • Burdett
  • Butternut Park
  • Cayutaville
  • East Steamburg
  • Logan
  • Mecklenburg
  • Perry City
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  • Reynoldsville
  • Smith Valley
  • Spaulding Corner

Streets and roads143

  • Mecklenburg Road
  • Main Street
  • Seneca Road
  • Voorheis Road
  • Buck Hill Road North
  • Stage Road
  • South Town Line Road
  • Buck Hill Road South
  • West Seneca Road
  • Bower Road
  • South Seneca Road
  • Cayutaville Road
  • Bishop Corners Road
  • Searsburg Road
  • Potomac Road
  • Sirrine Road
  • Newtown Road
  • Burnt Hill Road
  • Mathews Road
  • North Shuler Road
  • Satterly Hill Road
  • Burr Road
  • Fitzgerald Road
  • Chicken Coop Road
  • Ball Diamond Road
  • Stillwell Road
  • Grove Road
  • Vesa Road
  • Updyke Road
  • Texas Hollow Road
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  • Williamee Road
  • Bergen Road
  • Culver Road
  • South Hill Road
  • Tichenor Road
  • Chapman Road
  • Dugue Road
  • Wardner Corners Road
  • Dolphsburg Road
  • Picnic Area Road
  • Tuttle Road
  • Coats Road
  • Lisk Road
  • Dean Road
  • Mark Smith Road
  • Black Road
  • Middle Road
  • Lake Street
  • Steam Mill Road
  • Logan Road
  • Peach Orchard Point
  • Covert Road
  • McIntyre Road
  • Havens Road
  • Round Schoolhouse Road
  • Veasa Road
  • Drew Road
  • Mount Road
  • Auble Road
  • Lewis Road
  • Shumway Road
  • Bassett Road
  • Strong Road
  • Kellogg Road
  • Church Street
  • Morris Road
  • Bond-Smith Park Road
  • Skyline Drive
  • Carman Road
  • Mapes Mathews Road
  • Mott Evans Road
  • Carpenter Road
  • Walsh Road
  • Jolly Road
  • Carley Road
  • Sunset Shores
  • Rumsey Road
  • Willow Point Road
  • Wickham Road
  • Kelsey Road
  • Mc Intyre Road
  • Hazlitt Road
  • Spirawk Road
  • Giles Road
  • Turnpike Road
  • Grover Road
  • Nichols Road
  • Mason Road
  • Davies Road
  • Willet Road
  • Wyckoff Road
  • Jessibelle Drive
  • Mickel Road
  • Terman Road
  • Hubbs Road
  • Cass Road
  • Willow Saint Avenue
  • Leidenfrost Road
  • Town Line Road
  • Willow Street
  • Confer Road
  • Barnes Road
  • Golden Lane
  • Upper Footes Hill Road
  • Heverly Road
  • Terry Berry Road
  • Chase Road
  • Warner Road
  • Hatch Road
  • Scoppa Way
  • Cherry Landing
  • Clover Hill Road
  • West Hill Trail
  • Vickery Road
  • Elkins Road
  • North Falls Road
  • Deer Run Lane
  • Mark Taber Road
  • Birge Road
  • Wynn Road
  • Willow Way
  • Slack Road
  • Rose Lane
  • Zoes Way
  • Sisu Lane
  • Bugs Lane
  • High Street
  • Fausold Road
  • 15 Club Road
  • Factory Street
  • Brook Road
  • Updike Lane
  • Nipantuck Road
  • Windborne Way
  • Club Seneca Road
  • Peach Orchard
  • Milky Way Drive
  • Raspberry Lane
  • Club 15 Road
  • Hillside Way
  • Pierce Road
  • Bw Road
  • Taz Road

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About Hector, New York

Hector is a town of 4,916 people in the northeastern corner of Schuyler County, with Seneca Lake forming its western line. The Iroquois held this land first, and after the American Revolution the state set it aside as part of the Central New York Military Tract, ground used to pay soldiers who had fought in the war.

Settlers reached the area around 1790, and the first one to stay for good arrived in 1791. In 1802 the town was carved out of part of Ovid, while the land still belonged to Cayuga County, and it took its name from Hector, a figure from Greek mythology.

  • Four counties by 1854Hector started out in Cayuga County in 1802, but from 1804 to 1817 it belonged to neighboring Seneca County, along with its hamlet of Reynoldsville. When Tompkins County was created in 1817, Hector became part of it. In 1854 Tompkins gave up this land to help form the new Schuyler County, and Hector has been in Schuyler ever since.
  • Hector's historic churchesTwo of the town's congregations have buildings on the National Register, both added in 2001. One is the First Presbyterian Church of Hector. The other is the Logan Methodist Church, which stands in the hamlet of Logan, where County Roads 2 and 4 meet in the western part of the town.
  • Bennettsburg was HamburghThe hamlet of Bennettsburg, on Route 79 in the south of the town, was once known by a different name, Hamburgh.

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  1. Aerial imagery of Mendon, Massachusetts, from the USDA NAIP program

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Process illustrated with Mendon, Massachusetts. Aerial imagery: USDA NAIP. Terrain: USGS 3D Elevation Program. Map details and finished artwork: KNOWOL.

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