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New York (Delaware County), Stamford — Mount Utsayantha
		Property on top of this mountain was donated to the Village of Stamford in 1917 by the estate of Dr. Stephen Churchill for use as a park Elevation 3,214 Feet — Map (db m5402)
New York (Delaware County), Stamford — Utsayantha Lake
		Named after Indian maiden famous in Indian legend on trail from Schoharie To Delaware and Susquehanna Rivers. Headwaters of Del. — Map (db m5352)

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