APPENDIX D

DISTRICT TYPE GROUPINGS -- 1990 CENSUS

One of the aggregation groupings used in this report was District Type. The combined district types were: New York City, Other Big 4 Cities, Small Cities (Upstate and Downstate), Suburbs (Upstate and Downstate), and Other. Districts were classified as belonging to a specific type, as shown below.

Downstate Small Cities

Glen Cove Long Beach Mount Vernon New Rochelle
Peekskill Rye White Plains  

Downstate Suburbs

(Non-City Districts in the Counties of):

Nassau Suffolk Putnam Rockland Westchester

Big-5 Cities

Buffalo Rochester New York City Syracuse Yonkers

Upstate Small Cities

Albany Norwich Batavia Utica Troy
Cohoes Plattsburgh Little Falls Canandaigua Ogdensburg
Watervliet Hudson Watertown Geneva Mechanicville
Binghamton Cortland Oneida Middletown Saratoga Spring
Olean Beacon Amsterdam Newburgh Schenectady
Salamanca Poughkeepsie Lockport Port Jervis Corning
Auburn Lackawanna Niagara Falls Fulton Hornell
Dunkirk Tonawanda N. Tonawanda Oswego Ithaca
Jamestown Gloversville Rome Oneonta Kingston
Elmira Johnstown Sherrill Rensselaer Glens Falls

Upstate Suburbs Counties

(Non-City Districts in the Counties of):

Albany Genesee Oneida Saratoga
Broome Herkimer Onondaga Schenectady
Cayuga Livingston Ontario Schoharie
Chautauqua Madison Orange Tioga
Chemung Monroe Orleans Warren
Dutchess Montgomery Oswego Washington
Erie Niagara Rensselaer Wayne

Other

(Non-City Districts in the Counties of):

Allegany Cortland Greene St. Lawrence Tompkins
Cattaraugus Delaware Hamilton Schuyler Ulster
Chenango Essex Jefferson Seneca Wyoming
Clinton Franklin Lewis Steuben Yates
Columbia Fulton Otsego Sullivan

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