Water Companies in Austerlitz, NY

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* City of Austerlitz
(518) 392-3260 more info
Dalton Water Department
(413) 684-0500 more info
Grandview Water Works Corporation
(518) 784-2231 more info
Greenport Water Department
(518) 828-3400 more info
Housatonic Water Works Inc
(413) 528-1780 more info
Lenox Water Division
(413) 637-5525 more info
Mill River Water Takers Association Inc
(413) 229-3164 more info
Sheffield Water Co
(413) 229-2777 more info
Stockbridge Water Department
(413) 298-3890 more info
Town of Stockbridge
(413) 298-5581 more info

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Facts about Austerlitz, NY:
Austerlitz is a town in Columbia County, New York, United States. The population was 1,453 at the 2000 census. The town was named after the Battle of Austerlitz. The Town of Austerlitz is in the east part of Columbia County. Ellis, Capt. Franklin, "History of Columbia County, New York", (1878), page 381 The town was organized from parts of the towns of Hillsdale, Chatham, and Canaan, March 28, 1878(sic 1818). A little more than one-fifteenth of the present town was taken from Chatham, a little over one-eighth from Canaan, and a little less than five-sixths from Hillsdale. From the fact that among the first settlers there were no less than twelve families of Spencers, the north part of Hillsdale and been known from the first as "Spencer's-town." This name finally attached itself simply to the village, and when the division of the town was being talked up it was proposed to call the new town "New Ulm." When the bill erecting it passed the Legislature, however, Martin Van Buren, then...

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