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Names on the Virgil map

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Places and landmarks6

  • Messengerville
  • Riverside Manor
  • East Virgil
  • Hoxie Gorge State Forest
  • James Kennedy State Forest
  • Tuller Hill State Forest

Streets and roads61

  • West State Road
  • Clute Road
  • Gee Hill Road
  • Tower Road
  • Town Line Road
  • West River Road
  • Snyder Hill Road
  • Page Green Road
  • Holler Road
  • South Cortland Virgil Road
  • Kohne Road
  • Van Donsel Road
  • Taranto Road
  • Carson Road
  • Hauck Hill Road
  • Owego Hill Road
  • Vinnedge Road
  • Webb Road
  • Pipeline Road
  • Babcock Hollow Road
  • Sherman Road
  • Bleck Road
  • Odell Road
  • Daisy Hollow Road
  • Stafford Road
  • Valentine Hill Road
  • Lash Road
  • Church Street
  • Virgil Creek Road
  • Baldwin Road
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  • Nye Road
  • Walker Road
  • Timmerman Road
  • Parker Street
  • Curtis Road
  • Tone Street
  • Edsall Road
  • Congdon Lane
  • Palmer Road
  • South Hill Road
  • Budzinski Road
  • Muckey Road
  • Alberts Road
  • Russell Road
  • Teeter Road
  • Kypriotis Drive Extended
  • Alpha Circle
  • Woodchuck Hill Road
  • Kimmich Road
  • Francis Road
  • Old Dryden Road
  • Artemis Drive
  • Simms Hill Road
  • Snow Road
  • Sugarbush Lane
  • Reagan Road
  • Cherry Lane
  • Puderbaugh Road
  • West Meeting House Road
  • Washington Street
  • French Road

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About Virgil, New York

Virgil is a town of 2,425 people in Cortland County, just south of the city of Cortland. Its land belonged to the Central New York Military Tract, ground set aside to pay men who had served in the American Revolution. Settlers arrived around 1792, and in 1804 Virgil was split off from the town of Homer to become a town of its own.

The town once covered more ground than it does today. In 1845 land along its southern side was taken to form the new towns of Harford and Lapeer, and Virgil also gave up territory to Cortlandville and Freetown. By 1865 the smaller town counted 2,009 people.

  • Named for a Roman poetVirgil was first one of the townships laid out in the Military Tract. A clerk with a taste for the Classics handed out the township names, and this one honors the Roman poet Virgil.
  • John Gee's hill, 1795John Gee and his family settled on the western edge of the town in 1795. Theirs was the third settlement in Virgil, and the area is still called Gee Hill.
  • Hollenbeck's Cidermill since 1932Mr. and Mrs. Hollenbeck founded Hollenbeck's Cidermill near the center of Virgil, and it opened in 1932.
  • A creek that cuts a moraineVirgil Creek and Gridley Creek share one valley but flow in opposite directions. Virgil Creek rises above the Valley Heads Moraine and cuts down through it, heading west to Fall Creek and the Cayuga Lake watershed, while Gridley Creek carries the eastern half of the town toward the Tioughnioga River and the Susquehanna.

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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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