About Marbletown, New York

Marbletown is a town in Ulster County, New York, United States. The population was 5,658 at the 2020 census. The area was settled around 1638, and received its land patent (to Henry Beekman, Thomas Garton, and Charles Brodhead) in 1703.

  • 5,658 peopleThe population was 5,658 at the 2020 census.
  • Beginnings in 1638The area was settled around 1638, and received its land patent (to Henry Beekman, Thomas Garton, and Charles Brodhead) in 1703.
  • National Register siteThe Kripplebush Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1994.
  • A 1823 milestonePart of Marbletown was used in 1823 to form the Town of Olive and another part was used in 1844 to form the Town of Rosendale.
  • A 1788 milestoneThe town of Marbletown was formed in 1788.

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Names on the Marbletown 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 landmarks11

  • Mohonk Lake
  • Mohonk Preserve
  • Atwood
  • High Falls
  • Kripplebush
  • Lapla
  • Lomontville
  • Lyonsville
  • Pacama
  • Stone Ridge
  • The Vly

Streets and roads128

  • Cooper Street
  • Stone Ridge Road
  • Atwood Road
  • Main Street
  • Mohonk Road
  • Ashokan Road
  • Garden Road
  • Clove Road
  • Lucas Turnpike
  • Pine Bush Road
  • Kripplebush Road
  • Krumville Road
  • Mill Dam Road
  • New York City Road
  • Nilsen Lane
  • Lapla Road
  • Peak Road
  • Buck Road
  • Hurley Mountain Road
  • North Lookout Road
  • Tongore Road
  • Scarawan Road
  • Mossy Brook Road
  • Berme Road
  • Woodland Road
  • Cherry Hill Road
  • Bone Hollow Road
  • Vly-Atwood Road
  • Cedar Hill Road
  • Leggett Road
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  • Bush Road
  • Cottekill Road
  • Whitelands Road
  • Beaverkill Road
  • Old Kings Highway
  • Marcott Road
  • Quarry Road
  • Coxing Road
  • Gerwin Road
  • Rose Hill Road
  • Johnson Hill Road
  • Kozon Road
  • Stillwater Road
  • Wynkoop Road
  • Mill Road
  • Smith Lane
  • Fairview Avenue
  • Schoonmaker Lane
  • Bowdens Road
  • Whitfield Road
  • Brink Farm Road
  • Mossybrook Road
  • Spongia Road
  • Highland Road
  • Upland Road
  • Palen Road
  • Hovi Lane
  • Alan Street
  • Sawmill Trailers
  • Chestnut Hill Road
  • Posquiello Creekside Road
  • Van Wagenen Lane
  • Canary Hill Road
  • Lower Bone Hollow Road
  • Hidden Valley Road
  • Old Clove Road
  • Oakley Road
  • Canal Road
  • Upper 27 Knolls Road
  • Stone Church Road
  • Stokes Way
  • Pine Tree Lane
  • Rest Plaus Road
  • Stone Dock Road
  • Blueberry Hill Road
  • Peak Farm Road
  • Roosa Lane
  • Hornbeck Road
  • Pine Ridge Road
  • Lost Quarry Road
  • Deer Lane
  • Spruce Valley Road
  • Ridgely Drive
  • Osterhoudt Lane
  • Pratt Road
  • Mary Davis Road
  • Frankel Road
  • Moutain View Acres
  • Bogarts Lane
  • Leonardo Drive
  • Newell Road
  • Linden Lane
  • Warren Way
  • Pine Cove Road
  • Trinity Way
  • Tooley Drive
  • Mary's Lane
  • Bear Hill Road
  • Wuchte Lane
  • Lafera Lane
  • Fording Place Road
  • Kripplebush-Davis Corners Road
  • Old Tongore Road
  • Krom Road
  • Vincent Lane
  • Duck Pond Road
  • Johnson Road
  • Pond Field Road
  • Lansing Lane
  • Pine Hill Road
  • Blue Heron Drive
  • Pvt Road 13
  • Hunter Hill Road
  • Martyn Lane
  • Kali Lane
  • Corriedale Lane
  • Upper Bone Hollow Road
  • Cantine Road
  • Lower 27 Knolls Road
  • Ricci Road
  • Bee Tree Lane
  • Martin Lane
  • Creekside Road
  • Lee Woods Drive
  • Nutshell Lane
  • Walker Lane
  • Brenda Lane
  • Field Court

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