Directory of Alfred Resources

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For sites related to activities, organizations, and people in both the Town and the Village of Alfred, New York. The Town of Alfred comprises the locations: * Alfred - Village located in the north-central part of the town.
* Alfred Station - Hamlet northeast of Alfred village on Route 244.
* Alfred Center - A former hamlet on Whitney Valley Creek.
* Dykes Creek - an important stream in the town's south that flows to Andover and then to Wellsville where it joins the Genesee River.
* East Valley - The Valley to the east of the Railroad Valley. This leads all the way to Andover and is mostly parallel to Railroad Valley separated predominantly by Ben Socer Hill.
* Five Corners - Hamlet west of Alfred village on Route 244.
* Railroad Valley - The next valley to the east of the Village of Alfred which contains Tip Top
* Tip Top - An area southeast of Alfred village on Route 21 known as the highest point along the old Erie-Lackawana Railroad.
* Tinkertown - A location northeast of Alfred village on Route 244.

Subcategories

• Alfred Station
• Arts and Entertainment
• Business and Economy
• Education
• Government
• News and Media
• Real Estate
• Society and Culture
• Travel and Tourism

Resources in This Category

• Alfred New York Biz

  http://www.alfredny.biz/
  Business listings, tourism, and regional attractions.

• Wikipedia: Alfred (town), New York

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_(town),_New_York
  Article on the town. Includes history, geography and demographics.

• Wikipedia: Alfred (village), New York

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_(village),_New_York
  Article about the village. Includes geography and demographics.

Related Categories

• Home > Regional > North America > United States > New York > Counties > Allegany
• Home > Regional > North America > United States > New York > Regions > Western

 

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