Where does NY really turn in upstate NY :)
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Where does NY really turn in upstate NY :)
I live in "upstate" and it drives me crazy when people think two hours north of NYC is upstate. It's like central NY, which calls itself that, is actually more northern than what many odd folks refer to as upstate. True upstate, to me, is anywhere within a 60 mile drive to the border of Canada.
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That's funny, I generally find that people from the OP's part of the state refer to that area as the "North Country." To think that someone would consider a place like Saratoga to be "downstate" seems a little odd.
This question has been discussed many times before on this site and consensus has been that "upstate" starts somewhere north of Westchester and Rockland Counties in the Hudson Valley.
This question has been discussed many times before on this site and consensus has been that "upstate" starts somewhere north of Westchester and Rockland Counties in the Hudson Valley.
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I always thought of upstate to start around Orange County or around the Harriman toll booth. If you live below the Harriman toll, you can commute to Manhattan and while you can if you live above Harriman its still a long commute but you live upstate

