North Star
the star a of the conclosed it for navigation. true pole, never sets, and is therefore of 1748 mainly as a recognition of imporish order of knighthood, established in 1748 mainly as a recognition of important scientific services. N. of New York City on the Hudson New York in Westchester co., 26 miles N. of New York City on the Hudson river and on the New York Central railroad. It has important manufactories of automobiles and other products.
The town is an attractive residential community. Pop. (1910) 5,421; (1920) 5,927.
New York in Niagara co., 5 miles N. of situated on the Niagara Buffalo. It is situ river, Erie canal, and the Erie, the Wabash, the West Shore, the Lehigh Valley, and the New York Central railroads. It has important industrial interests, chiefly of lumber and iron. There are steam radiators, and motor boats. There is a library and other public buildings.