A single countywide average does not describe St. Lawrence County very well because its west and southeast look strikingly different.
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Seneca County has a map pattern that is easy to recognize before any numbers are read. Agriculture fills much of
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Schuyler County, New York, is predominantly a forest-and-farm landscape in the 2025 land-cover summary. Forest accounts for 51.61 percent and
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Schoharie County is overwhelmingly green on the 2025 land-cover map, but the county is not uniform. Forest accounts for 60.83%
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Schenectady County has a compact outline, but its land-cover pattern changes sharply from east to west. The urbanized surface around
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Saratoga County has one of the clearest west-to-east land-cover contrasts in this New York map series. Forest covers 50.88% of
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Rockland County has a sharp land-cover contrast that is easy to see even before reading the legend. Developed land spreads
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Richmond County covers Staten Island, and its 2025 land-cover summary is dominated by developed land at 78.13%. That figure is
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Rensselaer County sits on New York’s eastern side, with a striking contrast between the Hudson River side of the county
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