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Utica

Utica, 1838.
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The legend on this map includes references to 40 locations on the map. The white-dotted blocks are the more heavily settled areas of the city.

Utica, on the Mohawk River near the site of the old British Fort Schuyler in Oneida County, is some 90 miles west-northwest of Albany. It was incorporated in 1817, and is located on the great trading road from Albany west to the Great Lakes. The Erie Canal connected Utica to the Middle Atlantic markets.


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