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Names on the Horseheads North map

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Places and landmarks1

  • Maplehurst Park

Streets and roads54

  • Breesport Road
  • Main Street
  • Empire Drive
  • Wygant Road
  • Ithaca Road
  • Old Ithaca Road
  • Ridge Road
  • Scenic Drive
  • Veteran Hill Road
  • Overlook Drive
  • Middle Road
  • Oriole Drive
  • Greenridge Drive
  • Level Acres Drive
  • Stuart Street
  • Redwing Lane
  • Segar Road
  • Blue Jay Drive
  • Meadow Drive
  • Robin Road
  • Aberdeen Road
  • Meadowlark Road
  • Briarcliff Drive
  • Hylan Terrace
  • Country Estates Drive
  • Ardon Drive
  • Robert Drive
  • Vinel Circle
  • Valley Lane
  • Sun Valley Drive
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  • Holiday Drive
  • Scenic Vw
  • Willow Drive
  • Chestnut Drive
  • Sunnyfield Drive
  • Whispering Pines Drive
  • Hidden Lane
  • Ridgehaven Drive
  • High View Circle
  • Sunset Circle
  • Skylark Drive
  • Fairlawn Drive
  • Woodview Drive
  • Kalem Circle
  • Ferndale Drive
  • Greystone Drive
  • Short Hills Drive
  • Clark Drive
  • Scenic Circle
  • Ridge Circle
  • Oakview Circle
  • Old Sullivanville Road
  • Overlook Drive Extended
  • Whippoorwill Road

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About Horseheads North, New York

Horseheads North is a community of 2,761 people in Chemung County, on the north side of the Town of Horseheads. The town of Veteran lies to its north and Horseheads village to its south, and Newtown Creek, which feeds the Chemung River, runs along part of its southeast edge.

The community shares its name with the town around it, and that name goes back to the Revolutionary War. In 1779 Major-General John Sullivan led an army against the Iroquois, and by the time his troops came back through this valley on September 24, their pack horses had reached the end of their strength. Sullivan had the worn-out animals put down here rather than leave them to suffer.

  • The Valley of Horses HeadsA few years after Sullivan's army passed, the horses' skulls were laid out in a line beside the trail. The first settlers read them as a Native American sign and built their houses at that very place, which was first called the Valley of Horses Heads. The name was later shortened to Horseheads.
  • Devoted to the military horseHorseheads says it is the only town and village in the country devoted to the American military horse, an honor that comes straight from Sullivan's pack animals. Horseheads North, on the town's north side, carries the same name.

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