Name that Place, never-ending game

DaCruzNut · February 5, 2004

ASPEN<>NEW UTRECHT

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The main village of New Utrecht was located in the area that is now generally bounded by 16th to 18th Avenues, along the broad main street that is now 84th Street (Liberty Pole Boulevard), in Brooklyn, New York. The land upon which the village and town of New Utrecht was located had been purchased from the Canarsie and Nyack natives in 1652 for 6 shirts, 2 pairs of shoes, 6 pairs of stockings, 6 adzes, 6 knives, 2 scissors and 6 combs.

KeithnRita · February 9, 2004

NEW UTRECHT....Tortola

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sailinglisa · February 9, 2004

Tortola.......Anguilla

DaCruzNut · February 9, 2004

ANGUILA<>AMITYVILLE

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The incorporated Village of Amityville is on the western edge of the Town of Babylon and Suffolk County. Along with Lindenhurst and the Village of Babylon, Amityville is one of three incorporated villages within the boundaries of the Town. Three creeks split the Amityville shoreline on the westernmost part of Great South Bay; recreational boating facilities have been developed along each creek. Several marina and boatyard facilities have been established along the eastern shore of the Creek, along South Ketchum Avenue in the midst of a densely developed residential area. (See map 8.) This area constitutes the Amityville maritime center--a secondary center of water dependent facilities in the South Shore Estuary Reserve.