{"id":545606,"date":"2026-01-27T00:17:31","date_gmt":"2026-01-27T00:17:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/545606\/"},"modified":"2026-01-27T00:17:31","modified_gmt":"2026-01-27T00:17:31","slug":"snowfall-totals-across-new-england-new-york-for-jan-25-26-2026","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/545606\/","title":{"rendered":"Snowfall totals across New England, New York for Jan. 25-26, 2026"},"content":{"rendered":"

\n\t\t\t\t\t\tOver 1,000 snowfall reports were submitted to National Weather Service offices across New England and New York on Monday.This super list is sorted by county and amount.Addison County, VT\u2022 Vergennes – 9.1″\u2022 Cornwall – 9.0″\u2022 Shoreham – 9.0″\u2022 Orwell – 8.9″\u2022 Monkton Boro – 8.0″\u2022 Starksboro – 7.0″Albany County, NY\u2022 Rensselaerville – 19.5″\u2022 Knox – 14.0″\u2022 Colonie – 13.7″\u2022 Cohoes – 13.4″\u2022 Bethlehem – 13.0″\u2022 New Scotland – 12.5″\u2022 Guilderland – 9.0″Allegany County, NY\u2022 Rushford – 8.6″\u2022 Independence – 7.5″\u2022 Wellsville – 6.7″\u2022 W. Almond – 6.4″\u2022 Amity – 6.3″\u2022 Friendship – 5.8″Androscoggin County, ME\u2022 Turner – 17.0″\u2022 Mechanic Falls – 12.5″\u2022 Poland – 11.2″\u2022 Lisbon – 11.0″\u2022 Livermore – 10.0″\u2022 Greene – 7.9″\u2022 Sabattus – 7.0″Aroostook County, ME\u2022 Caribou – 1.1″\u2022 Mars Hill – 1.0″\u2022 Fort Kent – 0.5″\u2022 Portage Lake – 0.5″Barnstable County, MA\u2022 Brewster – 14.0″\u2022 Yarmouth – 14.0″\u2022 Eastham – 13.0″\u2022 Sandwich – 13.0″\u2022 Falmouth – 13.0″\u2022 W. Barnstable – 12.2″\u2022 Marstons Mills – 12.0″\u2022 Orleans – 12.0″\u2022 Dennis – 11.2″\u2022 Mashpee – 10.5″\u2022 Barnstable – 10.5″\u2022 Chatham – 10.0″\u2022 Bourne – 10.0″Belknap County, NH\u2022 Belmont – 10.1″\u2022 Tilton – 10.0″\u2022 Alton – 9.0″\u2022 Sanbornton – 9.0″\u2022 Center Harbor – 8.4″\u2022 Gilmanton – 7.0″Bennington County, VT\u2022 Landgrove – 12.0″\u2022 Bennington – 9.8″Berkshire County, MA\u2022 Becket – 18.0″\u2022 Ashley Falls – 16.0″\u2022 Pittsfield – 15.3″Bristol County, MA\u2022 Norton – 15.1″\u2022 N. Dighton – 15.0″\u2022 Dighton – 15.0″\u2022 Easton – 14.5″\u2022 Taunton – 14.5″\u2022 Rehoboth – 14.5″\u2022 Swansea – 14.0″\u2022 Mansfield – 14.0″\u2022 Somerset – 13.5″\u2022 Berkley – 13.0″\u2022 Freetown – 13.0″\u2022 Attleboro – 13.0″\u2022 Westport – 12.2″\u2022 New Bedford – 12.0″\u2022 N. Attleborough – 11.5″\u2022 Acushnet – 11.5″\u2022 Fairhaven – 10.6″Bristol County, RI\u2022 Warren – 17.7″Broome County, NY\u2022 Kirkwood – 18.0″\u2022 Binghamton – 17.0″\u2022 Conklin – 15.0″\u2022 Union – 14.0″\u2022 Johnson – 14.0″\u2022 Vestal – 13.9″\u2022 Triangle – 13.0″\u2022 Chenango – 12.0″\u2022 Dickinson – 11.7″\u2022 Endwell – 10.8″\u2022 Fenton – 10.6″\u2022 Maine – 10.2″\u2022 Barker – 9.6″Caledonia County, VT\u2022 Walden – 18.0″\u2022 Danville – 15.0″\u2022 Wheelock – 14.6″\u2022 Lyndon – 13.0″\u2022 Lyndonville – 13.0″\u2022 St. Johnsbury – 12.4″\u2022 Kirby – 12.0″\u2022 Sutton – 12.0″\u2022 Barnet – 10.8″\u2022 Burke – 8.0″Carroll County, NH\u2022 Bartlett – 17.5″\u2022 Madison – 15.5″\u2022 Eaton – 13.5″\u2022 Conway – 13.0″\u2022 Freedom – 12.1″\u2022 Tamworth – 10.1″\u2022 Wolfeboro – 9.4″\u2022 Moultonborough – 8.5″Cattaraugus County, NY\u2022 Little Valley – 12.4″\u2022 Perrysburg – 10.6″\u2022 Ischua – 8.2″\u2022 Franklinville – 7.9″\u2022 Olean – 7.7″\u2022 New Albion – 7.0″\u2022 Allegany State Park – 6.7″Cayuga County, NY\u2022 Aurelius – 13.0″\u2022 Montezuma – 11.0″\u2022 Sennett – 11.0″\u2022 Scipio – 10.0″\u2022 Locke – 10.0″\u2022 Owasco – 9.6″\u2022 Niles – 9.4″\u2022 Moravia – 7.5″Chautauqua County, NY\u2022 Jamestown – 11.0″\u2022 Dunkirk – 8.7″\u2022 Stockton – 8.5″\u2022 Chautauqua – 8.3″\u2022 Ellery – 8.3″\u2022 Ellicott – 7.5″\u2022 Fredonia – 6.9″Chemung County, NY\u2022 Elmira – 11.5″\u2022 Horseheads – 8.7″Chenango County, NY\u2022 New Berlin – 13.0″\u2022 Bainbridge – 13.0″\u2022 Smyrna – 6.0″Cheshire County, NH\u2022 Jaffrey – 14.1″\u2022 Dublin – 13.5″\u2022 Rindge – 13.0″\u2022 Chesterfield – 11.0″Chittenden County, VT\u2022 S. Burlington – 14.7″\u2022 Essex Junction – 14.3″\u2022 Shelburne – 14.0″\u2022 Essex – 13.6″\u2022 Williston – 12.8″\u2022 Charlotte – 12.2″\u2022 Underhill – 10.5″\u2022 Jericho – 10.1″\u2022 Taft Corners – 9.5″\u2022 Hinesburg – 8.2″\u2022 Huntington – 7.5″Clinton County, NY\u2022 AuSable – 12.0″\u2022 Saranac – 12.0″\u2022 Black Brook – 11.0″\u2022 Peru – 11.0″\u2022 Altona – 11.0″\u2022 Plattsburgh – 9.5″\u2022 Schuyler Falls – 9.0″\u2022 Chazy – 8.5″\u2022 Dannemora – 7.0″\u2022 Champlain – 6.0″\u2022 Mooers – 6.0″\u2022 Ellenburg – 3.0″Columbia County, NY\u2022 Kinderhook – 16.0″\u2022 Claverack – 16.0″\u2022 Livingston – 14.5″Coos County, NH\u2022 Lancaster – 14.5″\u2022 Whitefield – 12.0″\u2022 White Mountain Road – 12.0″\u2022 Carroll – 11.9″\u2022 Northumberland – 8.0″Cortland County, NY\u2022 Marathon – 12.0″\u2022 Truxton – 10.0″\u2022 Homer – 9.5″\u2022 Cortland – 7.8″\u2022 Lisle – 6.9″\u2022 Solon – 6.0″Cumberland County, ME\u2022 Gray – 15.0″\u2022 Gorham – 14.0″\u2022 Westbrook – 14.0″\u2022 S. Portland – 13.5″\u2022 New Gloucester – 12.3″\u2022 Naples – 12.3″\u2022 Portland – 12.2″\u2022 Brunswick – 11.6″\u2022 Harpswell – 11.5″\u2022 Freeport – 10.5″\u2022 Sebago – 10.0″\u2022 Scarborough – 9.5″\u2022 Raymond – 9.5″Delaware County, NY\u2022 Colchester – 18.0″\u2022 Stamford – 16.0″\u2022 Roxbury – 16.0″\u2022 Delhi – 15.0″\u2022 Masonville – 14.0″\u2022 Sidney – 13.5″\u2022 Davenport – 13.0″\u2022 Hancock – 12.5″\u2022 Franklin – 12.4″\u2022 Meredith – 10.0″Dukes County, MA\u2022 W. Tisbury – 12.1″\u2022 Tisbury – 11.8″Dutchess County, NY\u2022 Poughkeepsie – 18.5″\u2022 Rhinebeck – 18.0″\u2022 Beacon – 17.0″\u2022 Red Hook – 16.0″\u2022 Beekman – 15.0″\u2022 Fishkill – 14.0″\u2022 La Grange – 14.0″\u2022 Pawling – 13.0″\u2022 Hyde Park – 13.0″Erie County, NY\u2022 Evans – 13.4″\u2022 W. Seneca – 10.7″\u2022 Hamburg – 10.5″\u2022 Cheektowaga – 10.0″\u2022 Orchard Park – 9.5″\u2022 Alden – 9.3″\u2022 Elma – 9.1″\u2022 Tonawanda – 9.0″\u2022 Kenmore – 8.4″\u2022 Buffalo – 8.4″\u2022 Aurora – 7.3″\u2022 Colden – 7.3″\u2022 Eggertsville – 6.7″\u2022 Sardinia – 6.4″\u2022 Springville – 6.3″Essex County, MA\u2022 Ipswich – 22.0″\u2022 Rockport – 22.0″\u2022 Newburyport – 22.0″\u2022 Gloucester – 21.0″\u2022 Peabody – 20.5″\u2022 Middleton – 19.0″\u2022 Andover – 18.0″\u2022 Haverhill – 18.0″\u2022 Saugus – 17.5″\u2022 Lynn – 17.0″\u2022 Suttons Mills – 17.0″\u2022 Danvers – 16.5″\u2022 Beverly – 14.7″\u2022 Methuen – 14.5″\u2022 Byfield – 12.8″\u2022 Amesbury – 10.0″Essex County, NY\u2022 Ticonderoga – 14.0″\u2022 Elizabethtown – 14.0″\u2022 Newcomb – 13.4″\u2022 Keene – 12.5″\u2022 Jay – 12.0″\u2022 Moriah – 10.5″\u2022 Willsboro – 10.5″\u2022 Schroon – 9.7″\u2022 St. Armand – 9.5″\u2022 Crown Point – 8.0″\u2022 N. Elba – 8.0″Essex County, VT\u2022 Bullthroat – 9.3″Fairfield County, CT\u2022 New Fairfield – 16.0″\u2022 Danbury – 15.7″\u2022 Stratford – 15.3″\u2022 Shelton – 15.0″\u2022 Brookfield – 15.0″\u2022 Wilton – 13.8″\u2022 Newtown – 13.7″\u2022 Norwalk – 13.5″\u2022 Weston – 12.9″\u2022 Ridgefield – 12.9″\u2022 New Canaan – 12.6″\u2022 Fairfield – 12.0″\u2022 Redding – 12.0″\u2022 Greenwich – 11.0″\u2022 Darien – 11.0″Franklin County, MA\u2022 Orange – 13.2″\u2022 Montague – 13.0″\u2022 Sunderland – 12.5″\u2022 Ashfield – 12.0″\u2022 Leverett – 12.0″\u2022 Leyden – 11.8″\u2022 Colrain – 11.5″\u2022 Greenfield – 11.5″\u2022 Buckland – 10.7″\u2022 New Salem – 10.0″Franklin County, ME\u2022 Sandy River Plantation – 11.7″\u2022 New Sharon – 11.5″\u2022 Kingfield – 10.0″\u2022 Phillips – 9.8″\u2022 Rangeley – 5.0″Franklin County, NY\u2022 Brighton – 12.0″\u2022 Malone – 7.5″\u2022 Saranac Lake – 4.5″Franklin County, VT\u2022 Fairfax – 10.5″\u2022 Swanton – 8.0″\u2022 St. Albans – 6.5″\u2022 Georgia – 6.0″\u2022 Enosburgh – 5.5″\u2022 Montgomery – 3.5″Fulton County, NY\u2022 Johnstown – 14.0″\u2022 Perth – 10.2″\u2022 Gloversville – 10.0″Genesee County, NY\u2022 LeRoy – 11.0″\u2022 Batavia – 9.5″\u2022 Alexander – 9.5″Grafton County, NH\u2022 Lincoln – 12.8″\u2022 Holderness – 11.2″\u2022 Ashland – 10.8″\u2022 Campton – 8.9″\u2022 Thornton – 7.2″Grand Isle County, VT\u2022 S. Hero – 9.0″\u2022 Alburgh – 6.8″\u2022 Grand Isle – 6.0″Greene County, NY\u2022 Hunter – 22.0″\u2022 Greenville – 19.0″\u2022 Catskill – 19.0″\u2022 Halcott – 18.0″\u2022 Windham – 14.0″\u2022 Athens – 12.0″Hamilton County, NY\u2022 Arietta – 7.5″\u2022 Morehouse – 7.0″Hampden County, MA\u2022 Westfield – 20.5″\u2022 Longmeadow – 20.0″\u2022 Wilbraham – 19.0″\u2022 Russell – 18.9″\u2022 Agawam – 18.0″\u2022 Springfield – 18.0″\u2022 Holyoke – 17.8″\u2022 Southwick – 16.7″\u2022 Holland – 16.0″\u2022 Ludlow – 15.9″\u2022 W. Springfield – 15.5″\u2022 E. Longmeadow – 14.0″\u2022 Brimfield – 14.0″\u2022 Hampden – 13.5″\u2022 Chicopee – 13.3″\u2022 Monson – 12.2″Hampshire County, MA\u2022 Southampton – 19.0″\u2022 Belchertown – 16.0″\u2022 Amherst – 14.0″\u2022 Northampton – 13.5″\u2022 Williamsburg – 12.3″\u2022 S. Hadley – 11.0″\u2022 Hadley – 10.8″Hancock County, ME\u2022 Lamoine – 12.0″\u2022 Surry – 10.1″\u2022 Orland – 9.0″\u2022 Bucksport – 8.3″\u2022 Southwest Harbor – 7.0″\u2022 Brooklin – 3.0″Hartford County, CT\u2022 Bloomfield – 19.3″\u2022 E. Hartland – 19.0″\u2022 Granby – 18.3″\u2022 Simsbury – 18.0″\u2022 Enfield – 18.0″\u2022 Glastonbury – 18.0″\u2022 Newington – 17.8″\u2022 W. Hartford – 17.0″\u2022 S. Windsor – 17.0″\u2022 Wethersfield – 16.5″\u2022 Avon – 16.5″\u2022 Southington – 16.4″\u2022 New Britain – 16.4″\u2022 Berlin – 16.3″\u2022 Suffield – 16.1″\u2022 Windsor Locks – 16.0″\u2022 Manchester – 15.5″\u2022 E. Hartford – 15.3″\u2022 Farmington – 15.0″\u2022 Windsor – 15.0″\u2022 Marlborough – 14.0″\u2022 E. Windsor – 14.0″\u2022 Bristol – 14.0″\u2022 Plainville – 11.0″Herkimer County, NY\u2022 Ilion – 18.0″\u2022 Frankfort – 16.0″\u2022 Winfield – 14.5″\u2022 Russia – 12.0″\u2022 Manheim – 11.6″Hillsborough County, NH\u2022 Brookline – 18.0″\u2022 Nashua – 16.8″\u2022 New Ipswich – 15.5″\u2022 Peterborough – 15.0″\u2022 Mason – 14.0″\u2022 New Boston – 13.0″\u2022 Mont Vernon – 13.0″\u2022 Hollis – 13.0″\u2022 Francestown – 12.0″\u2022 Antrim – 10.7″\u2022 Merrimack – 10.0″Jefferson County, NY\u2022 Champion – 12.9″\u2022 Adams – 11.5″\u2022 Le Ray – 9.0″Kennebec County, ME\u2022 Augusta – 12.0″\u2022 Gardiner – 11.5″\u2022 Wayne – 11.0″\u2022 Farmingdale – 10.1″\u2022 China – 10.0″\u2022 Albion – 9.5″\u2022 Winslow – 8.6″\u2022 W. Gardiner – 5.5″Kent County, RI\u2022 W. Warwick – 15.0″\u2022 E. Greenwich – 12.1″Knox County, ME\u2022 St. George – 11.5″\u2022 Hope – 11.0″\u2022 Owls Head – 10.0″\u2022 Thomaston – 9.9″\u2022 Camden – 9.0″\u2022 Matinicus Isle Plantation – 8.0″Lamoille County, VT\u2022 Morrisville – 16.0″\u2022 Elmore – 14.0″\u2022 Wolcott – 14.0″\u2022 Eden – 13.5″\u2022 Stowe – 12.0″\u2022 Cambridge – 7.4″Lewis County, NY\u2022 Lowville – 11.0″\u2022 W. Turin – 10.0″\u2022 Watson – 8.6″Lincoln County, ME\u2022 Boothbay – 12.0″\u2022 Wiscasset – 11.0″\u2022 Waldoboro – 9.3″Litchfield County, CT\u2022 Torrington – 20.2″\u2022 Winchester – 18.7″\u2022 New Milford – 18.6″\u2022 Barkhamsted – 16.0″\u2022 Colebrook – 15.2″Livingston County, NY\u2022 Lima – 8.0″Madison County, NY\u2022 Stockbridge – 16.0″\u2022 Canastota – 15.0″\u2022 Oneida – 14.0″\u2022 Lenox – 14.0″\u2022 Cazenovia – 13.0″\u2022 Chittenango – 12.0″\u2022 Nelson – 11.0″\u2022 Fenner – 10.0″\u2022 Sullivan – 6.4″Merrimack County, NH\u2022 Newbury – 14.0″\u2022 Dunbarton – 13.0″\u2022 Canterbury – 11.2″\u2022 Salisbury – 11.0″\u2022 Hooksett – 10.4″\u2022 Bow – 10.2″\u2022 Hill – 9.5″\u2022 Henniker – 9.5″\u2022 Chichester – 9.0″\u2022 Warner – 6.5″Middlesex County, CT\u2022 Middlefield – 15.0″\u2022 Old Saybrook – 13.6″\u2022 Cromwell – 13.0″\u2022 Clinton – 12.1″\u2022 Haddam – 12.0″Middlesex County, MA\u2022 Hopkinton – 22.0″\u2022 Lexington – 20.9″\u2022 Wakefield – 20.6″\u2022 Wayland – 18.0″\u2022 Burlington – 17.4″\u2022 Acton – 17.3″\u2022 Ashby – 17.0″\u2022 Lowell – 16.8″\u2022 Pepperell – 16.5″\u2022 Natick – 16.5″\u2022 Dracut – 16.1″\u2022 Somerville – 16.0″\u2022 Sherborn – 16.0″\u2022 Arlington – 15.9″\u2022 Woburn – 15.8″\u2022 Ayer – 15.5″\u2022 Holliston – 15.5″\u2022 Hudson – 15.5″\u2022 Westford – 15.5″\u2022 Tewksbury – 15.2″\u2022 Framingham – 15.0″\u2022 Dunstable – 15.0″\u2022 Wilmington – 14.8″\u2022 Waltham – 14.8″\u2022 Concord – 14.5″\u2022 Melrose – 14.5″\u2022 Sudbury – 14.4″\u2022 Chelmsford – 14.0″\u2022 Littleton – 14.0″\u2022 Maynard – 13.9″\u2022 Medford – 13.9″\u2022 Carlisle – 13.6″\u2022 Townsend – 13.2″\u2022 Watertown – 12.7″\u2022 N. Reading – 12.0″\u2022 Billerica – 11.5″\u2022 Tyngsborough – 10.8″\u2022 Stoneham – 9.0″Monroe County, NY\u2022 Penfield – 16.0″\u2022 Parma – 15.0″\u2022 Mendon – 14.5″\u2022 Webster – 12.9″\u2022 Henrietta – 12.0″\u2022 Greece – 11.0″\u2022 Gates – 10.6″\u2022 Pittsford – 10.4″\u2022 Ogden – 10.0″\u2022 Chili – 8.8″\u2022 Wheatland – 8.2″\u2022 Sweden – 8.0″\u2022 Perinton – 8.0″Montgomery County, NY\u2022 Amsterdam – 13.8″\u2022 Mohawk – 12.3″\u2022 Glen – 11.5″\u2022 Minden – 9.0″\u2022 Palatine – 9.0″\u2022 Canajoharie – 8.5″Nantucket County, MA\u2022 Nantucket – 12.0″Nassau County, NY\u2022 Oyster Bay – 15.3″\u2022 Levittown – 13.1″\u2022 Massapequa Park – 12.2″\u2022 Seaford – 12.1″\u2022 N. Merrick – 12.1″\u2022 Syosset – 11.9″\u2022 Malverne – 11.3″\u2022 Oceanside – 11.0″\u2022 N. Hempstead – 10.8″\u2022 E. Meadow – 10.4″\u2022 Hicksville – 10.0″\u2022 Plainview – 8.6″New Haven County, CT\u2022 Prospect – 17.0″\u2022 Meriden – 16.5″\u2022 Wallingford – 15.0″\u2022 Cheshire – 15.0″\u2022 N. Haven – 14.6″\u2022 Middlebury – 14.5″\u2022 Hamden – 14.5″\u2022 Naugatuck – 14.0″\u2022 Branford – 12.3″\u2022 Ansonia – 12.3″\u2022 Guilford – 11.0″New London County, CT\u2022 Montville – 16.3″\u2022 Norwich – 15.0″\u2022 E. Lyme – 14.0″\u2022 Griswold – 14.0″\u2022 Poquetanuck – 12.7″\u2022 Stonington – 12.5″\u2022 New London – 12.5″\u2022 Preston – 12.4″\u2022 Groton – 12.0″\u2022 Ledyard – 11.0″\u2022 Old Lyme – 10.5″New York (Manhattan) County, NY\u2022 New York – 14.9″Newport County, RI\u2022 Tiverton – 13.0″Niagara County, NY\u2022 Lockport – 10.7″\u2022 Cambria – 9.9″\u2022 Newfane – 9.0″\u2022 Lewiston – 7.5″\u2022 N. Tonawanda – 7.2″Norfolk County, MA\u2022 Canton – 21.4″\u2022 Wrentham – 17.0″\u2022 Norwood – 16.8″\u2022 Randolph – 16.0″\u2022 Dover – 16.0″\u2022 Braintree – 16.0″\u2022 Westwood – 15.5″\u2022 Norfolk – 15.5″\u2022 Sharon – 15.5″\u2022 Weymouth – 15.0″\u2022 Milton – 15.0″\u2022 Medfield – 14.6″\u2022 Millis – 14.5″\u2022 Dedham – 14.5″\u2022 Walpole – 14.5″\u2022 Foxborough – 14.0″\u2022 Holbrook – 12.0″\u2022 Bellingham – 11.5″\u2022 Stoughton – 10.0″Oneida County, NY\u2022 Whitestown – 16.0″\u2022 New Hartford – 16.0″\u2022 Rome – 16.0″\u2022 Annsville – 15.0″\u2022 Marcy – 15.0″\u2022 Sherrill – 15.0″\u2022 Kirkland – 15.0″\u2022 Utica – 14.0″\u2022 Sangerfield – 12.0″\u2022 Paris – 11.5″\u2022 Whitesboro – 10.5″\u2022 Verona – 10.3″\u2022 Trenton – 10.0″\u2022 Lee – 9.4″\u2022 Boonville – 9.0″Onondaga County, NY\u2022 Onondaga – 18.2″\u2022 Elbridge – 14.5″\u2022 Cicero – 14.5″\u2022 Manlius – 13.5″\u2022 Westvale – 13.5″\u2022 Salina – 13.0″\u2022 Clay – 12.7″\u2022 Camillus – 12.6″\u2022 LaFayette – 12.5″\u2022 DeWitt – 12.0″\u2022 Otisco – 11.5″\u2022 Lysander – 11.5″\u2022 Van Buren – 11.5″\u2022 Spafford – 11.3″\u2022 Tully – 11.0″\u2022 Syracuse – 10.1″\u2022 Fairmount – 9.8″\u2022 Marcellus – 9.0″\u2022 Skaneateles – 8.7″\u2022 Fayetteville – 7.5″Ontario County, NY\u2022 Victor – 10.0″\u2022 Geneva – 9.5″\u2022 Phelps – 7.5″Orange County, NY\u2022 Monroe – 18.0″\u2022 Warwick – 17.5″\u2022 Chester – 17.2″\u2022 Woodbury – 15.8″\u2022 Middletown – 15.1″\u2022 Port Jervis – 14.0″\u2022 New Windsor – 13.5″Orange County, VT\u2022 Williamstown – 11.0″\u2022 W. Fairlee – 9.5″\u2022 Corinth – 9.2″\u2022 Bradford – 8.4″Orleans County, NY\u2022 Medina – 8.0″Orleans County, VT\u2022 Greensboro – 15.9″\u2022 Glover – 11.8″\u2022 Craftsbury – 9.8″\u2022 Morgan – 8.0″\u2022 Brownington – 6.6″\u2022 Derby – 4.9″Oswego County, NY\u2022 Oswego – 17.5″\u2022 Minetto – 14.9″\u2022 Richland – 13.0″\u2022 New Haven – 12.6″\u2022 Fulton – 11.9″\u2022 Palermo – 11.7″\u2022 W. Monroe – 9.5″\u2022 Constantia – 7.5″Otsego County, NY\u2022 Unadilla – 15.0″\u2022 Cooperstown – 15.0″\u2022 Hartwick – 14.0″\u2022 Butternuts – 13.8″\u2022 Oneonta – 12.5″\u2022 Laurens – 12.0″\u2022 Edmeston – 11.0″\u2022 Otego – 10.5″\u2022 Morris – 10.0″Oxford County, ME\u2022 Albany – 14.0″\u2022 Lovell – 14.0″\u2022 Fryeburg – 13.0″\u2022 Otisfield – 13.0″\u2022 Woodstock – 12.5″\u2022 Newry – 12.5″\u2022 Denmark – 11.5″\u2022 Porter – 10.0″Penobscot County, ME\u2022 Hermon – 14.0″\u2022 Glenburn – 12.0″\u2022 Bangor – 11.2″\u2022 Brewer – 10.5″\u2022 Newport – 10.5″\u2022 Lakeville – 8.0″\u2022 Orrington – 8.0″\u2022 Bradley – 7.0″\u2022 Millinocket – 3.0″\u2022 Orono – 2.5″\u2022 Patten – 1.0″Piscataquis County, ME\u2022 Parkman – 7.0″\u2022 Brownville – 5.0″\u2022 Dover-Foxcroft – 5.0″Plymouth County, MA\u2022 Plymouth – 17.5″\u2022 Pembroke – 16.0″\u2022 Kingston – 16.0″\u2022 Marshfield – 15.7″\u2022 Carver – 15.7″\u2022 Duxbury – 15.0″\u2022 E. Bridgewater – 15.0″\u2022 Hanover – 14.5″\u2022 Middleborough – 14.4″\u2022 Hingham – 13.5″\u2022 Rockland – 13.5″\u2022 Wareham – 13.0″\u2022 Abington – 11.5″\u2022 W. Bridgewater – 10.3″\u2022 Whitman – 8.8″Providence County, RI\u2022 Smithfield – 18.5″\u2022 N. Providence – 18.4″\u2022 Cranston – 18.0″\u2022 Burrillville – 17.0″\u2022 Glocester – 17.0″\u2022 Cumberland – 17.0″\u2022 Providence – 16.8″\u2022 N. Smithfield – 14.1″\u2022 Pawtucket – 14.0″\u2022 E. Providence – 13.7″Putnam County, NY\u2022 Mahopac – 14.8″\u2022 Philipstown – 14.0″Rensselaer County, NY\u2022 Sand Lake – 15.5″\u2022 N. Greenbush – 15.0″\u2022 E. Greenbush – 15.0″\u2022 Schaghticoke – 13.0″\u2022 Schodack – 12.5″\u2022 Petersburgh – 12.0″\u2022 Hoosick Falls – 8.5″Rockingham County, NH\u2022 Stratham – 21.0″\u2022 Seabrook – 20.0″\u2022 Derry – 20.0″\u2022 Salem – 19.8″\u2022 Londonderry – 18.5″\u2022 Portsmouth – 18.0″\u2022 Exeter – 17.0″\u2022 Rye Beach – 16.2″\u2022 Epping – 16.0″\u2022 Newton – 16.0″\u2022 E. Hampstead – 16.0″\u2022 Plaistow – 14.0″\u2022 Fremont – 14.0″\u2022 Hampstead – 11.8″\u2022 Deerfield – 11.0″\u2022 Atkinson – 10.5″\u2022 Northwood – 10.0″\u2022 Nottingham – 9.0″Rockland County, NY\u2022 New – 17.6″\u2022 Kaser – 15.5″\u2022 Monsey – 15.5″\u2022 Stony Point – 14.6″\u2022 Congers – 14.2″\u2022 Chestnut Ridge – 13.0″\u2022 Valley Cottage – 12.5″\u2022 Nyack – 12.2″Rutland County, VT\u2022 Brandon – 11.0″\u2022 Clarendon – 10.0″\u2022 Chittenden – 8.0″\u2022 Poultney – 6.0″\u2022 W. Rutland – 6.0″Sagadahoc County, ME\u2022 Topsham – 12.0″Saratoga County, NY\u2022 Waterford – 15.5″\u2022 Galway – 14.3″\u2022 Clifton Park – 12.0″\u2022 Saratoga Springs – 10.0″\u2022 Moreau – 9.2″Schenectady County, NY\u2022 Duanesburg – 18.2″\u2022 Princetown – 14.0″\u2022 Schenectady – 11.0″\u2022 Glenville – 10.5″Schoharie County, NY\u2022 Berne – 17.3″\u2022 Summit – 16.5″\u2022 Jefferson – 15.0″Schuyler County, NY\u2022 Hector – 7.5″\u2022 Montour – 6.3″Seneca County, NY\u2022 Ovid – 12.0″\u2022 Covert – 12.0″\u2022 Seneca Falls – 11.0″\u2022 Tyre – 10.0″\u2022 Waterloo – 9.5″\u2022 Romulus – 6.0″Somerset County, ME\u2022 Cornville – 13.0″\u2022 Skowhegan – 12.5″\u2022 Palmyra – 11.0″\u2022 New Portland – 9.0″\u2022 Big Moose – 5.0″\u2022 Taunton & Raynham Academy Grant – 5.0″St. Lawrence County, NY\u2022 Edwards – 10.5″\u2022 Potsdam – 9.5″\u2022 Oswegatchie – 8.0″Steuben County, NY\u2022 Dansville – 13.5″\u2022 Cohocton – 12.0″\u2022 W. Union – 12.0″\u2022 Avoca – 11.2″\u2022 Bath – 11.0″\u2022 Hornell – 9.8″\u2022 Corning – 9.0″\u2022 Caton – 9.0″\u2022 Howard – 8.0″\u2022 Erwin – 7.5″\u2022 Hornellsville – 6.5″\u2022 Jasper – 6.0″\u2022 Campbell – 6.0″Strafford County, NH\u2022 Durham – 14.6″\u2022 Barrington – 14.0″\u2022 Somersworth – 10.5″\u2022 Strafford – 9.5″\u2022 Rollinsford – 7.2″Suffolk County, MA\u2022 Chelsea – 19.7″\u2022 Boston – 18.9″Suffolk County, NY\u2022 Smithtown – 14.5″\u2022 Islip – 14.0″\u2022 Mount Sinai – 13.0″\u2022 Greenlawn – 12.9″\u2022 Commack – 12.8″\u2022 Southold – 12.5″\u2022 Brentwood – 12.5″\u2022 N. Babylon – 12.5″\u2022 E. Hampton – 12.2″\u2022 E. Islip – 12.0″\u2022 Shirley – 11.8″\u2022 E. Northport – 11.8″\u2022 Hauppauge – 11.5″\u2022 Stony Brook – 11.5″\u2022 S. Huntington – 11.5″\u2022 Hampton Bays – 11.0″\u2022 Babylon – 11.0″\u2022 Ridge – 11.0″\u2022 Sayville – 10.7″\u2022 Deer Park – 10.5″\u2022 Blue Point – 10.3″\u2022 Riverhead – 10.0″\u2022 Amityville – 9.2″\u2022 N. Bellport – 9.0″\u2022 E. Patchogue – 9.0″\u2022 Brookhaven – 8.9″\u2022 Center Moriches – 8.6″\u2022 Mattituck – 8.4″\u2022 W. Islip – 7.3″Sullivan County, NH\u2022 Unity – 12.0″\u2022 Washington – 10.0″\u2022 Sunapee – 9.2″\u2022 Cornish – 8.0″\u2022 Claremont – 7.0″Sullivan County, NY\u2022 Mamakating – 17.0″\u2022 Thompson – 16.6″\u2022 Bethel – 15.0″\u2022 Callicoon – 13.0″\u2022 Cochecton – 12.0″Tioga County, NY\u2022 Barton – 12.5″\u2022 Waverly – 12.2″\u2022 Owego – 12.0″\u2022 Newark Valley – 10.0″\u2022 Nichols – 10.0″\u2022 Candor – 9.5″\u2022 Berkshire – 9.5″Tolland County, CT\u2022 Coventry – 18.2″\u2022 Columbia – 18.1″\u2022 Vernon – 16.8″\u2022 Willington – 14.9″\u2022 Hebron – 14.5″\u2022 Tolland – 14.5″\u2022 Ellington – 14.0″\u2022 Stafford – 14.0″Tompkins County, NY\u2022 Dryden – 14.0″\u2022 Caroline – 14.0″\u2022 Ulysses – 10.0″\u2022 Ithaca – 9.0″\u2022 Danby – 8.0″\u2022 Lansing – 7.3″Ulster County, NY\u2022 Olive – 22.0″\u2022 Hurley – 21.5″\u2022 Shandaken – 19.5″\u2022 Marbletown – 19.0″\u2022 Shawangunk – 18.0″\u2022 Plattekill – 17.5″\u2022 Rochester – 16.0″\u2022 Ulster – 14.0″\u2022 Highland – 13.5″\u2022 Esopus – 12.0″Waldo County, ME\u2022 Winterport – 12.0″\u2022 Belfast – 11.5″\u2022 Liberty – 7.5″Warren County, NY\u2022 Warrensburg – 12.0″\u2022 Queensbury – 8.8″\u2022 Lake Luzerne – 8.5″\u2022 Glens Falls – 7.6″Washington County, ME\u2022 Cutler – 13.0″\u2022 Eastport – 12.4″\u2022 Baileyville – 6.0″\u2022 Cooper – 5.8″\u2022 Vanceboro – 4.0″\u2022 Centerville – 4.0″\u2022 Robbinston – 1.5″Washington County, NY\u2022 Argyle – 17.0″\u2022 Hartford – 12.0″\u2022 White Creek – 9.0″\u2022 Whitehall – 8.5″\u2022 Fort Edward – 8.0″\u2022 Granville – 6.0″Washington County, RI\u2022 S. Kingstown – 14.0″\u2022 N. Kingstown – 13.5″\u2022 Narragansett – 12.1″\u2022 Westerly – 11.5″\u2022 New Shoreham – 9.0″Washington County, VT\u2022 Waterbury – 19.0″\u2022 Northfield – 14.0″\u2022 Montpelier – 12.0″\u2022 Calais – 11.5″\u2022 Cabot – 11.0″\u2022 E. Montpelier – 11.0″\u2022 Moretown – 10.0″\u2022 Plainfield – 8.5″Wayne County, NY\u2022 Huron – 13.2″\u2022 Macedon – 10.3″Westchester County, NY\u2022 Somers – 17.0″\u2022 Yonkers – 16.5″\u2022 Bedford – 16.5″\u2022 Armonk – 15.1″\u2022 Dobbs Ferry – 15.0″\u2022 Tarrytown – 15.0″\u2022 Mount Pleasant – 14.5″\u2022 Mamaroneck – 14.5″\u2022 Peekskill – 14.3″\u2022 Yorktown – 14.0″\u2022 Cortlandt – 14.0″\u2022 Croton-on-Hudson – 13.7″\u2022 Ossining – 13.1″\u2022 Briarcliff Manor – 13.1″\u2022 New Rochelle – 12.7″\u2022 Lewisboro – 12.6″\u2022 Hastings-on-Hudson – 12.5″\u2022 Scarsdale – 12.0″\u2022 Mount Vernon – 10.2″Windham County, CT\u2022 Eastford – 18.0″\u2022 Killingly – 17.5″\u2022 Lake Chaffee – 16.8″\u2022 Pomfret – 15.5″\u2022 Scotland – 14.0″\u2022 Ashford – 13.5″Windham County, VT\u2022 Jacksonville – 12.9″\u2022 Brattleboro – 11.5″Windsor County, VT\u2022 Barnard – 12.0″\u2022 Hartland – 10.0″\u2022 Cavendish – 9.1″\u2022 Reading – 9.0″\u2022 Royalton – 9.0″\u2022 W. Windsor – 8.5″\u2022 Weathersfield – 8.0″Worcester County, MA\u2022 Sterling – 22.2″\u2022 Leicester – 22.0″\u2022 Oxford – 21.5″\u2022 Shrewsbury – 19.0″\u2022 Grafton – 18.7″\u2022 Worcester – 18.6″\u2022 Sturbridge – 18.6″\u2022 Northbridge – 18.5″\u2022 Westminster – 18.0″\u2022 Barre – 18.0″\u2022 Princeton – 18.0″\u2022 Rutland – 18.0″\u2022 Westborough – 17.4″\u2022 Ashburnham – 17.0″\u2022 Holden – 17.0″\u2022 Leominster – 17.0″\u2022 W. Brookfield – 17.0″\u2022 Lunenburg – 17.0″\u2022 Fitchburg – 17.0″\u2022 Paxton – 16.0″\u2022 Douglas – 15.6″\u2022 Milford – 15.5″\u2022 Boylston – 15.1″\u2022 Bolton – 15.0″\u2022 Uxbridge – 14.6″\u2022 Hardwick – 14.1″\u2022 Petersham – 14.0″\u2022 Harvard – 14.0″\u2022 Spencer – 14.0″\u2022 Dudley – 13.5″\u2022 Auburn – 13.5″\u2022 Athol – 12.8″\u2022 Charlton – 12.0″\u2022 Blackstone – 11.8″\u2022 Southbridge – 11.8″Wyoming County, NY\u2022 Orangeville – 6.0″\u2022 Warsaw – 4.5″Yates County, NY\u2022 Italy – 10.0″\u2022 Potter – 8.3″\u2022 Jerusalem – 6.0″York County, ME\u2022 Kittery – 20.0″\u2022 Eliot – 18.0″\u2022 York – 15.9″\u2022 Kennebunk – 15.4″\u2022 Shapleigh – 14.0″\u2022 Saco – 12.0″\u2022 Limington – 11.9″\u2022 Alfred – 11.9″\u2022 Biddeford – 11.0″\u2022 Buxton – 11.0″\u2022 Cliff Avenue – 10.5″\u2022 Dayton – 10.0″\u2022 Waterboro – 8.0″\u2022 Ocean Avenue – 7.8″\u2022 Berwick – 7.0″\u2022 Parsonsfield – 6.0″\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n

\t\t\t\t\t\tSOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. \u2014<\/strong> \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n

Over 1,000 snowfall reports were submitted to National Weather Service offices across New England and New York on Monday.<\/strong><\/p>\n

This super list is sorted by county and amount.<\/p>\n

Addison County, VT<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u2022 Vergennes – 9.1″
\u2022 Cornwall – 9.0″
\u2022 Shoreham – 9.0″
\u2022 Orwell – 8.9″
\u2022 Monkton Boro – 8.0″
\u2022 Starksboro – 7.0″<\/p>\n

Albany County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Rensselaerville – 19.5″
\u2022 Knox – 14.0″
\u2022 Colonie – 13.7″
\u2022 Cohoes – 13.4″
\u2022 Bethlehem – 13.0″
\u2022 New Scotland – 12.5″
\u2022 Guilderland – 9.0″<\/p>\n

Allegany County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Rushford – 8.6″
\u2022 Independence – 7.5″
\u2022 Wellsville – 6.7″
\u2022 W. Almond – 6.4″
\u2022 Amity – 6.3″
\u2022 Friendship – 5.8″<\/p>\n

Androscoggin County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Turner – 17.0″
\u2022 Mechanic Falls – 12.5″
\u2022 Poland – 11.2″
\u2022 Lisbon – 11.0″
\u2022 Livermore – 10.0″
\u2022 Greene – 7.9″
\u2022 Sabattus – 7.0″<\/p>\n

Aroostook County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Caribou – 1.1″
\u2022 Mars Hill – 1.0″
\u2022 Fort Kent – 0.5″
\u2022 Portage Lake – 0.5″<\/p>\n

Barnstable County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Brewster – 14.0″
\u2022 Yarmouth – 14.0″
\u2022 Eastham – 13.0″
\u2022 Sandwich – 13.0″
\u2022 Falmouth – 13.0″
\u2022 W. Barnstable – 12.2″
\u2022 Marstons Mills – 12.0″
\u2022 Orleans – 12.0″
\u2022 Dennis – 11.2″
\u2022 Mashpee – 10.5″
\u2022 Barnstable – 10.5″
\u2022 Chatham – 10.0″
\u2022 Bourne – 10.0″<\/p>\n

Belknap County, NH<\/strong>
\u2022 Belmont – 10.1″
\u2022 Tilton – 10.0″
\u2022 Alton – 9.0″
\u2022 Sanbornton – 9.0″
\u2022 Center Harbor – 8.4″
\u2022 Gilmanton – 7.0″<\/p>\n

Bennington County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 Landgrove – 12.0″
\u2022 Bennington – 9.8″<\/p>\n

Berkshire County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Becket – 18.0″
\u2022 Ashley Falls – 16.0″
\u2022 Pittsfield – 15.3″<\/p>\n

Bristol County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Norton – 15.1″
\u2022 N. Dighton – 15.0″
\u2022 Dighton – 15.0″
\u2022 Easton – 14.5″
\u2022 Taunton – 14.5″
\u2022 Rehoboth – 14.5″
\u2022 Swansea – 14.0″
\u2022 Mansfield – 14.0″
\u2022 Somerset – 13.5″
\u2022 Berkley – 13.0″
\u2022 Freetown – 13.0″
\u2022 Attleboro – 13.0″
\u2022 Westport – 12.2″
\u2022 New Bedford – 12.0″
\u2022 N. Attleborough – 11.5″
\u2022 Acushnet – 11.5″
\u2022 Fairhaven – 10.6″<\/p>\n

Bristol County, RI<\/strong>
\u2022 Warren – 17.7″<\/p>\n

Broome County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Kirkwood – 18.0″
\u2022 Binghamton – 17.0″
\u2022 Conklin – 15.0″
\u2022 Union – 14.0″
\u2022 Johnson – 14.0″
\u2022 Vestal – 13.9″
\u2022 Triangle – 13.0″
\u2022 Chenango – 12.0″
\u2022 Dickinson – 11.7″
\u2022 Endwell – 10.8″
\u2022 Fenton – 10.6″
\u2022 Maine – 10.2″
\u2022 Barker – 9.6″<\/p>\n

Caledonia County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 Walden – 18.0″
\u2022 Danville – 15.0″
\u2022 Wheelock – 14.6″
\u2022 Lyndon – 13.0″
\u2022 Lyndonville – 13.0″
\u2022 St. Johnsbury – 12.4″
\u2022 Kirby – 12.0″
\u2022 Sutton – 12.0″
\u2022 Barnet – 10.8″
\u2022 Burke – 8.0″<\/p>\n

Carroll County, NH<\/strong>
\u2022 Bartlett – 17.5″
\u2022 Madison – 15.5″
\u2022 Eaton – 13.5″
\u2022 Conway – 13.0″
\u2022 Freedom – 12.1″
\u2022 Tamworth – 10.1″
\u2022 Wolfeboro – 9.4″
\u2022 Moultonborough – 8.5″<\/p>\n

Cattaraugus County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Little Valley – 12.4″
\u2022 Perrysburg – 10.6″
\u2022 Ischua – 8.2″
\u2022 Franklinville – 7.9″
\u2022 Olean – 7.7″
\u2022 New Albion – 7.0″
\u2022 Allegany State Park – 6.7″<\/p>\n

Cayuga County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Aurelius – 13.0″
\u2022 Montezuma – 11.0″
\u2022 Sennett – 11.0″
\u2022 Scipio – 10.0″
\u2022 Locke – 10.0″
\u2022 Owasco – 9.6″
\u2022 Niles – 9.4″
\u2022 Moravia – 7.5″<\/p>\n

Chautauqua County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Jamestown – 11.0″
\u2022 Dunkirk – 8.7″
\u2022 Stockton – 8.5″
\u2022 Chautauqua – 8.3″
\u2022 Ellery – 8.3″
\u2022 Ellicott – 7.5″
\u2022 Fredonia – 6.9″<\/p>\n

Chemung County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Elmira – 11.5″
\u2022 Horseheads – 8.7″<\/p>\n

Chenango County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 New Berlin – 13.0″
\u2022 Bainbridge – 13.0″
\u2022 Smyrna – 6.0″<\/p>\n

Cheshire County, NH<\/strong>
\u2022 Jaffrey – 14.1″
\u2022 Dublin – 13.5″
\u2022 Rindge – 13.0″
\u2022 Chesterfield – 11.0″<\/p>\n

Chittenden County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 S. Burlington – 14.7″
\u2022 Essex Junction – 14.3″
\u2022 Shelburne – 14.0″
\u2022 Essex – 13.6″
\u2022 Williston – 12.8″
\u2022 Charlotte – 12.2″
\u2022 Underhill – 10.5″
\u2022 Jericho – 10.1″
\u2022 Taft Corners – 9.5″
\u2022 Hinesburg – 8.2″
\u2022 Huntington – 7.5″<\/p>\n

Clinton County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 AuSable – 12.0″
\u2022 Saranac – 12.0″
\u2022 Black Brook – 11.0″
\u2022 Peru – 11.0″
\u2022 Altona – 11.0″
\u2022 Plattsburgh – 9.5″
\u2022 Schuyler Falls – 9.0″
\u2022 Chazy – 8.5″
\u2022 Dannemora – 7.0″
\u2022 Champlain – 6.0″
\u2022 Mooers – 6.0″
\u2022 Ellenburg – 3.0″<\/p>\n

Columbia County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Kinderhook – 16.0″
\u2022 Claverack – 16.0″
\u2022 Livingston – 14.5″<\/p>\n

Coos County, NH<\/strong>
\u2022 Lancaster – 14.5″
\u2022 Whitefield – 12.0″
\u2022 White Mountain Road – 12.0″
\u2022 Carroll – 11.9″
\u2022 Northumberland – 8.0″<\/p>\n

Cortland County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Marathon – 12.0″
\u2022 Truxton – 10.0″
\u2022 Homer – 9.5″
\u2022 Cortland – 7.8″
\u2022 Lisle – 6.9″
\u2022 Solon – 6.0″<\/p>\n

Cumberland County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Gray – 15.0″
\u2022 Gorham – 14.0″
\u2022 Westbrook – 14.0″
\u2022 S. Portland – 13.5″
\u2022 New Gloucester – 12.3″
\u2022 Naples – 12.3″
\u2022 Portland – 12.2″
\u2022 Brunswick – 11.6″
\u2022 Harpswell – 11.5″
\u2022 Freeport – 10.5″
\u2022 Sebago – 10.0″
\u2022 Scarborough – 9.5″
\u2022 Raymond – 9.5″<\/p>\n

Delaware County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Colchester – 18.0″
\u2022 Stamford – 16.0″
\u2022 Roxbury – 16.0″
\u2022 Delhi – 15.0″
\u2022 Masonville – 14.0″
\u2022 Sidney – 13.5″
\u2022 Davenport – 13.0″
\u2022 Hancock – 12.5″
\u2022 Franklin – 12.4″
\u2022 Meredith – 10.0″<\/p>\n

Dukes County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 W. Tisbury – 12.1″
\u2022 Tisbury – 11.8″<\/p>\n

Dutchess County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Poughkeepsie – 18.5″
\u2022 Rhinebeck – 18.0″
\u2022 Beacon – 17.0″
\u2022 Red Hook – 16.0″
\u2022 Beekman – 15.0″
\u2022 Fishkill – 14.0″
\u2022 La Grange – 14.0″
\u2022 Pawling – 13.0″
\u2022 Hyde Park – 13.0″<\/p>\n

Erie County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Evans – 13.4″
\u2022 W. Seneca – 10.7″
\u2022 Hamburg – 10.5″
\u2022 Cheektowaga – 10.0″
\u2022 Orchard Park – 9.5″
\u2022 Alden – 9.3″
\u2022 Elma – 9.1″
\u2022 Tonawanda – 9.0″
\u2022 Kenmore – 8.4″
\u2022 Buffalo – 8.4″
\u2022 Aurora – 7.3″
\u2022 Colden – 7.3″
\u2022 Eggertsville – 6.7″
\u2022 Sardinia – 6.4″
\u2022 Springville – 6.3″<\/p>\n

Essex County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Ipswich – 22.0″
\u2022 Rockport – 22.0″
\u2022 Newburyport – 22.0″
\u2022 Gloucester – 21.0″
\u2022 Peabody – 20.5″
\u2022 Middleton – 19.0″
\u2022 Andover – 18.0″
\u2022 Haverhill – 18.0″
\u2022 Saugus – 17.5″
\u2022 Lynn – 17.0″
\u2022 Suttons Mills – 17.0″
\u2022 Danvers – 16.5″
\u2022 Beverly – 14.7″
\u2022 Methuen – 14.5″
\u2022 Byfield – 12.8″
\u2022 Amesbury – 10.0″<\/p>\n

Essex County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Ticonderoga – 14.0″
\u2022 Elizabethtown – 14.0″
\u2022 Newcomb – 13.4″
\u2022 Keene – 12.5″
\u2022 Jay – 12.0″
\u2022 Moriah – 10.5″
\u2022 Willsboro – 10.5″
\u2022 Schroon – 9.7″
\u2022 St. Armand – 9.5″
\u2022 Crown Point – 8.0″
\u2022 N. Elba – 8.0″<\/p>\n

Essex County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 Bullthroat – 9.3″<\/p>\n

Fairfield County, CT<\/strong>
\u2022 New Fairfield – 16.0″
\u2022 Danbury – 15.7″
\u2022 Stratford – 15.3″
\u2022 Shelton – 15.0″
\u2022 Brookfield – 15.0″
\u2022 Wilton – 13.8″
\u2022 Newtown – 13.7″
\u2022 Norwalk – 13.5″
\u2022 Weston – 12.9″
\u2022 Ridgefield – 12.9″
\u2022 New Canaan – 12.6″
\u2022 Fairfield – 12.0″
\u2022 Redding – 12.0″
\u2022 Greenwich – 11.0″
\u2022 Darien – 11.0″<\/p>\n

Franklin County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Orange – 13.2″
\u2022 Montague – 13.0″
\u2022 Sunderland – 12.5″
\u2022 Ashfield – 12.0″
\u2022 Leverett – 12.0″
\u2022 Leyden – 11.8″
\u2022 Colrain – 11.5″
\u2022 Greenfield – 11.5″
\u2022 Buckland – 10.7″
\u2022 New Salem – 10.0″<\/p>\n

Franklin County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Sandy River Plantation – 11.7″
\u2022 New Sharon – 11.5″
\u2022 Kingfield – 10.0″
\u2022 Phillips – 9.8″
\u2022 Rangeley – 5.0″<\/p>\n

Franklin County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Brighton – 12.0″
\u2022 Malone – 7.5″
\u2022 Saranac Lake – 4.5″<\/p>\n

Franklin County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 Fairfax – 10.5″
\u2022 Swanton – 8.0″
\u2022 St. Albans – 6.5″
\u2022 Georgia – 6.0″
\u2022 Enosburgh – 5.5″
\u2022 Montgomery – 3.5″<\/p>\n

Fulton County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Johnstown – 14.0″
\u2022 Perth – 10.2″
\u2022 Gloversville – 10.0″<\/p>\n

Genesee County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 LeRoy – 11.0″
\u2022 Batavia – 9.5″
\u2022 Alexander – 9.5″<\/p>\n

Grafton County, NH<\/strong>
\u2022 Lincoln – 12.8″
\u2022 Holderness – 11.2″
\u2022 Ashland – 10.8″
\u2022 Campton – 8.9″
\u2022 Thornton – 7.2″<\/p>\n

Grand Isle County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 S. Hero – 9.0″
\u2022 Alburgh – 6.8″
\u2022 Grand Isle – 6.0″<\/p>\n

Greene County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Hunter – 22.0″
\u2022 Greenville – 19.0″
\u2022 Catskill – 19.0″
\u2022 Halcott – 18.0″
\u2022 Windham – 14.0″
\u2022 Athens – 12.0″<\/p>\n

Hamilton County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Arietta – 7.5″
\u2022 Morehouse – 7.0″<\/p>\n

Hampden County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Westfield – 20.5″
\u2022 Longmeadow – 20.0″
\u2022 Wilbraham – 19.0″
\u2022 Russell – 18.9″
\u2022 Agawam – 18.0″
\u2022 Springfield – 18.0″
\u2022 Holyoke – 17.8″
\u2022 Southwick – 16.7″
\u2022 Holland – 16.0″
\u2022 Ludlow – 15.9″
\u2022 W. Springfield – 15.5″
\u2022 E. Longmeadow – 14.0″
\u2022 Brimfield – 14.0″
\u2022 Hampden – 13.5″
\u2022 Chicopee – 13.3″
\u2022 Monson – 12.2″<\/p>\n

Hampshire County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Southampton – 19.0″
\u2022 Belchertown – 16.0″
\u2022 Amherst – 14.0″
\u2022 Northampton – 13.5″
\u2022 Williamsburg – 12.3″
\u2022 S. Hadley – 11.0″
\u2022 Hadley – 10.8″<\/p>\n

Hancock County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Lamoine – 12.0″
\u2022 Surry – 10.1″
\u2022 Orland – 9.0″
\u2022 Bucksport – 8.3″
\u2022 Southwest Harbor – 7.0″
\u2022 Brooklin – 3.0″<\/p>\n

Hartford County, CT<\/strong>
\u2022 Bloomfield – 19.3″
\u2022 E. Hartland – 19.0″
\u2022 Granby – 18.3″
\u2022 Simsbury – 18.0″
\u2022 Enfield – 18.0″
\u2022 Glastonbury – 18.0″
\u2022 Newington – 17.8″
\u2022 W. Hartford – 17.0″
\u2022 S. Windsor – 17.0″
\u2022 Wethersfield – 16.5″
\u2022 Avon – 16.5″
\u2022 Southington – 16.4″
\u2022 New Britain – 16.4″
\u2022 Berlin – 16.3″
\u2022 Suffield – 16.1″
\u2022 Windsor Locks – 16.0″
\u2022 Manchester – 15.5″
\u2022 E. Hartford – 15.3″
\u2022 Farmington – 15.0″
\u2022 Windsor – 15.0″
\u2022 Marlborough – 14.0″
\u2022 E. Windsor – 14.0″
\u2022 Bristol – 14.0″
\u2022 Plainville – 11.0″<\/p>\n

Herkimer County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Ilion – 18.0″
\u2022 Frankfort – 16.0″
\u2022 Winfield – 14.5″
\u2022 Russia – 12.0″
\u2022 Manheim – 11.6″<\/p>\n

Hillsborough County, NH<\/strong>
\u2022 Brookline – 18.0″
\u2022 Nashua – 16.8″
\u2022 New Ipswich – 15.5″
\u2022 Peterborough – 15.0″
\u2022 Mason – 14.0″
\u2022 New Boston – 13.0″
\u2022 Mont Vernon – 13.0″
\u2022 Hollis – 13.0″
\u2022 Francestown – 12.0″
\u2022 Antrim – 10.7″
\u2022 Merrimack – 10.0″<\/p>\n

Jefferson County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Champion – 12.9″
\u2022 Adams – 11.5″
\u2022 Le Ray – 9.0″<\/p>\n

Kennebec County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Augusta – 12.0″
\u2022 Gardiner – 11.5″
\u2022 Wayne – 11.0″
\u2022 Farmingdale – 10.1″
\u2022 China – 10.0″
\u2022 Albion – 9.5″
\u2022 Winslow – 8.6″
\u2022 W. Gardiner – 5.5″<\/p>\n

Kent County, RI<\/strong>
\u2022 W. Warwick – 15.0″
\u2022 E. Greenwich – 12.1″<\/p>\n

Knox County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 St. George – 11.5″
\u2022 Hope – 11.0″
\u2022 Owls Head – 10.0″
\u2022 Thomaston – 9.9″
\u2022 Camden – 9.0″
\u2022 Matinicus Isle Plantation – 8.0″<\/p>\n

Lamoille County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 Morrisville – 16.0″
\u2022 Elmore – 14.0″
\u2022 Wolcott – 14.0″
\u2022 Eden – 13.5″
\u2022 Stowe – 12.0″
\u2022 Cambridge – 7.4″<\/p>\n

Lewis County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Lowville – 11.0″
\u2022 W. Turin – 10.0″
\u2022 Watson – 8.6″<\/p>\n

Lincoln County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Boothbay – 12.0″
\u2022 Wiscasset – 11.0″
\u2022 Waldoboro – 9.3″<\/p>\n

Litchfield County, CT<\/strong>
\u2022 Torrington – 20.2″
\u2022 Winchester – 18.7″
\u2022 New Milford – 18.6″
\u2022 Barkhamsted – 16.0″
\u2022 Colebrook – 15.2″<\/p>\n

Livingston County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Lima – 8.0″<\/p>\n

Madison County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Stockbridge – 16.0″
\u2022 Canastota – 15.0″
\u2022 Oneida – 14.0″
\u2022 Lenox – 14.0″
\u2022 Cazenovia – 13.0″
\u2022 Chittenango – 12.0″
\u2022 Nelson – 11.0″
\u2022 Fenner – 10.0″
\u2022 Sullivan – 6.4″<\/p>\n

Merrimack County, NH<\/strong>
\u2022 Newbury – 14.0″
\u2022 Dunbarton – 13.0″
\u2022 Canterbury – 11.2″
\u2022 Salisbury – 11.0″
\u2022 Hooksett – 10.4″
\u2022 Bow – 10.2″
\u2022 Hill – 9.5″
\u2022 Henniker – 9.5″
\u2022 Chichester – 9.0″
\u2022 Warner – 6.5″<\/p>\n

Middlesex County, CT<\/strong>
\u2022 Middlefield – 15.0″
\u2022 Old Saybrook – 13.6″
\u2022 Cromwell – 13.0″
\u2022 Clinton – 12.1″
\u2022 Haddam – 12.0″<\/p>\n

Middlesex County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Hopkinton – 22.0″
\u2022 Lexington – 20.9″
\u2022 Wakefield – 20.6″
\u2022 Wayland – 18.0″
\u2022 Burlington – 17.4″
\u2022 Acton – 17.3″
\u2022 Ashby – 17.0″
\u2022 Lowell – 16.8″
\u2022 Pepperell – 16.5″
\u2022 Natick – 16.5″
\u2022 Dracut – 16.1″
\u2022 Somerville – 16.0″
\u2022 Sherborn – 16.0″
\u2022 Arlington – 15.9″
\u2022 Woburn – 15.8″
\u2022 Ayer – 15.5″
\u2022 Holliston – 15.5″
\u2022 Hudson – 15.5″
\u2022 Westford – 15.5″
\u2022 Tewksbury – 15.2″
\u2022 Framingham – 15.0″
\u2022 Dunstable – 15.0″
\u2022 Wilmington – 14.8″
\u2022 Waltham – 14.8″
\u2022 Concord – 14.5″
\u2022 Melrose – 14.5″
\u2022 Sudbury – 14.4″
\u2022 Chelmsford – 14.0″
\u2022 Littleton – 14.0″
\u2022 Maynard – 13.9″
\u2022 Medford – 13.9″
\u2022 Carlisle – 13.6″
\u2022 Townsend – 13.2″
\u2022 Watertown – 12.7″
\u2022 N. Reading – 12.0″
\u2022 Billerica – 11.5″
\u2022 Tyngsborough – 10.8″
\u2022 Stoneham – 9.0″<\/p>\n

Monroe County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Penfield – 16.0″
\u2022 Parma – 15.0″
\u2022 Mendon – 14.5″
\u2022 Webster – 12.9″
\u2022 Henrietta – 12.0″
\u2022 Greece – 11.0″
\u2022 Gates – 10.6″
\u2022 Pittsford – 10.4″
\u2022 Ogden – 10.0″
\u2022 Chili – 8.8″
\u2022 Wheatland – 8.2″
\u2022 Sweden – 8.0″
\u2022 Perinton – 8.0″<\/p>\n

Montgomery County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Amsterdam – 13.8″
\u2022 Mohawk – 12.3″
\u2022 Glen – 11.5″
\u2022 Minden – 9.0″
\u2022 Palatine – 9.0″
\u2022 Canajoharie – 8.5″<\/p>\n

Nantucket County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Nantucket – 12.0″<\/p>\n

Nassau County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Oyster Bay – 15.3″
\u2022 Levittown – 13.1″
\u2022 Massapequa Park – 12.2″
\u2022 Seaford – 12.1″
\u2022 N. Merrick – 12.1″
\u2022 Syosset – 11.9″
\u2022 Malverne – 11.3″
\u2022 Oceanside – 11.0″
\u2022 N. Hempstead – 10.8″
\u2022 E. Meadow – 10.4″
\u2022 Hicksville – 10.0″
\u2022 Plainview – 8.6″<\/p>\n

New Haven County, CT<\/strong>
\u2022 Prospect – 17.0″
\u2022 Meriden – 16.5″
\u2022 Wallingford – 15.0″
\u2022 Cheshire – 15.0″
\u2022 N. Haven – 14.6″
\u2022 Middlebury – 14.5″
\u2022 Hamden – 14.5″
\u2022 Naugatuck – 14.0″
\u2022 Branford – 12.3″
\u2022 Ansonia – 12.3″
\u2022 Guilford – 11.0″<\/p>\n

New London County, CT<\/strong>
\u2022 Montville – 16.3″
\u2022 Norwich – 15.0″
\u2022 E. Lyme – 14.0″
\u2022 Griswold – 14.0″
\u2022 Poquetanuck – 12.7″
\u2022 Stonington – 12.5″
\u2022 New London – 12.5″
\u2022 Preston – 12.4″
\u2022 Groton – 12.0″
\u2022 Ledyard – 11.0″
\u2022 Old Lyme – 10.5″<\/p>\n

New York (Manhattan) County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 New York – 14.9″<\/p>\n

Newport County, RI<\/strong>
\u2022 Tiverton – 13.0″<\/p>\n

Niagara County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Lockport – 10.7″
\u2022 Cambria – 9.9″
\u2022 Newfane – 9.0″
\u2022 Lewiston – 7.5″
\u2022 N. Tonawanda – 7.2″<\/p>\n

Norfolk County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Canton – 21.4″
\u2022 Wrentham – 17.0″
\u2022 Norwood – 16.8″
\u2022 Randolph – 16.0″
\u2022 Dover – 16.0″
\u2022 Braintree – 16.0″
\u2022 Westwood – 15.5″
\u2022 Norfolk – 15.5″
\u2022 Sharon – 15.5″
\u2022 Weymouth – 15.0″
\u2022 Milton – 15.0″
\u2022 Medfield – 14.6″
\u2022 Millis – 14.5″
\u2022 Dedham – 14.5″
\u2022 Walpole – 14.5″
\u2022 Foxborough – 14.0″
\u2022 Holbrook – 12.0″
\u2022 Bellingham – 11.5″
\u2022 Stoughton – 10.0″<\/p>\n

Oneida County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Whitestown – 16.0″
\u2022 New Hartford – 16.0″
\u2022 Rome – 16.0″
\u2022 Annsville – 15.0″
\u2022 Marcy – 15.0″
\u2022 Sherrill – 15.0″
\u2022 Kirkland – 15.0″
\u2022 Utica – 14.0″
\u2022 Sangerfield – 12.0″
\u2022 Paris – 11.5″
\u2022 Whitesboro – 10.5″
\u2022 Verona – 10.3″
\u2022 Trenton – 10.0″
\u2022 Lee – 9.4″
\u2022 Boonville – 9.0″<\/p>\n

Onondaga County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Onondaga – 18.2″
\u2022 Elbridge – 14.5″
\u2022 Cicero – 14.5″
\u2022 Manlius – 13.5″
\u2022 Westvale – 13.5″
\u2022 Salina – 13.0″
\u2022 Clay – 12.7″
\u2022 Camillus – 12.6″
\u2022 LaFayette – 12.5″
\u2022 DeWitt – 12.0″
\u2022 Otisco – 11.5″
\u2022 Lysander – 11.5″
\u2022 Van Buren – 11.5″
\u2022 Spafford – 11.3″
\u2022 Tully – 11.0″
\u2022 Syracuse – 10.1″
\u2022 Fairmount – 9.8″
\u2022 Marcellus – 9.0″
\u2022 Skaneateles – 8.7″
\u2022 Fayetteville – 7.5″<\/p>\n

Ontario County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Victor – 10.0″
\u2022 Geneva – 9.5″
\u2022 Phelps – 7.5″<\/p>\n

Orange County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Monroe – 18.0″
\u2022 Warwick – 17.5″
\u2022 Chester – 17.2″
\u2022 Woodbury – 15.8″
\u2022 Middletown – 15.1″
\u2022 Port Jervis – 14.0″
\u2022 New Windsor – 13.5″<\/p>\n

Orange County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 Williamstown – 11.0″
\u2022 W. Fairlee – 9.5″
\u2022 Corinth – 9.2″
\u2022 Bradford – 8.4″<\/p>\n

Orleans County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Medina – 8.0″<\/p>\n

Orleans County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 Greensboro – 15.9″
\u2022 Glover – 11.8″
\u2022 Craftsbury – 9.8″
\u2022 Morgan – 8.0″
\u2022 Brownington – 6.6″
\u2022 Derby – 4.9″<\/p>\n

Oswego County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Oswego – 17.5″
\u2022 Minetto – 14.9″
\u2022 Richland – 13.0″
\u2022 New Haven – 12.6″
\u2022 Fulton – 11.9″
\u2022 Palermo – 11.7″
\u2022 W. Monroe – 9.5″
\u2022 Constantia – 7.5″<\/p>\n

Otsego County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Unadilla – 15.0″
\u2022 Cooperstown – 15.0″
\u2022 Hartwick – 14.0″
\u2022 Butternuts – 13.8″
\u2022 Oneonta – 12.5″
\u2022 Laurens – 12.0″
\u2022 Edmeston – 11.0″
\u2022 Otego – 10.5″
\u2022 Morris – 10.0″<\/p>\n

Oxford County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Albany – 14.0″
\u2022 Lovell – 14.0″
\u2022 Fryeburg – 13.0″
\u2022 Otisfield – 13.0″
\u2022 Woodstock – 12.5″
\u2022 Newry – 12.5″
\u2022 Denmark – 11.5″
\u2022 Porter – 10.0″<\/p>\n

Penobscot County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Hermon – 14.0″
\u2022 Glenburn – 12.0″
\u2022 Bangor – 11.2″
\u2022 Brewer – 10.5″
\u2022 Newport – 10.5″
\u2022 Lakeville – 8.0″
\u2022 Orrington – 8.0″
\u2022 Bradley – 7.0″
\u2022 Millinocket – 3.0″
\u2022 Orono – 2.5″
\u2022 Patten – 1.0″<\/p>\n

Piscataquis County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Parkman – 7.0″
\u2022 Brownville – 5.0″
\u2022 Dover-Foxcroft – 5.0″<\/p>\n

Plymouth County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Plymouth – 17.5″
\u2022 Pembroke – 16.0″
\u2022 Kingston – 16.0″
\u2022 Marshfield – 15.7″
\u2022 Carver – 15.7″
\u2022 Duxbury – 15.0″
\u2022 E. Bridgewater – 15.0″
\u2022 Hanover – 14.5″
\u2022 Middleborough – 14.4″
\u2022 Hingham – 13.5″
\u2022 Rockland – 13.5″
\u2022 Wareham – 13.0″
\u2022 Abington – 11.5″
\u2022 W. Bridgewater – 10.3″
\u2022 Whitman – 8.8″<\/p>\n

Providence County, RI<\/strong>
\u2022 Smithfield – 18.5″
\u2022 N. Providence – 18.4″
\u2022 Cranston – 18.0″
\u2022 Burrillville – 17.0″
\u2022 Glocester – 17.0″
\u2022 Cumberland – 17.0″
\u2022 Providence – 16.8″
\u2022 N. Smithfield – 14.1″
\u2022 Pawtucket – 14.0″
\u2022 E. Providence – 13.7″<\/p>\n

Putnam County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Mahopac – 14.8″
\u2022 Philipstown – 14.0″<\/p>\n

Rensselaer County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Sand Lake – 15.5″
\u2022 N. Greenbush – 15.0″
\u2022 E. Greenbush – 15.0″
\u2022 Schaghticoke – 13.0″
\u2022 Schodack – 12.5″
\u2022 Petersburgh – 12.0″
\u2022 Hoosick Falls – 8.5″<\/p>\n

Rockingham County, NH<\/strong>
\u2022 Stratham – 21.0″
\u2022 Seabrook – 20.0″
\u2022 Derry – 20.0″
\u2022 Salem – 19.8″
\u2022 Londonderry – 18.5″
\u2022 Portsmouth – 18.0″
\u2022 Exeter – 17.0″
\u2022 Rye Beach – 16.2″
\u2022 Epping – 16.0″
\u2022 Newton – 16.0″
\u2022 E. Hampstead – 16.0″
\u2022 Plaistow – 14.0″
\u2022 Fremont – 14.0″
\u2022 Hampstead – 11.8″
\u2022 Deerfield – 11.0″
\u2022 Atkinson – 10.5″
\u2022 Northwood – 10.0″
\u2022 Nottingham – 9.0″<\/p>\n

Rockland County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 New – 17.6″
\u2022 Kaser – 15.5″
\u2022 Monsey – 15.5″
\u2022 Stony Point – 14.6″
\u2022 Congers – 14.2″
\u2022 Chestnut Ridge – 13.0″
\u2022 Valley Cottage – 12.5″
\u2022 Nyack – 12.2″<\/p>\n

Rutland County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 Brandon – 11.0″
\u2022 Clarendon – 10.0″
\u2022 Chittenden – 8.0″
\u2022 Poultney – 6.0″
\u2022 W. Rutland – 6.0″<\/p>\n

Sagadahoc County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Topsham – 12.0″<\/p>\n

Saratoga County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Waterford – 15.5″
\u2022 Galway – 14.3″
\u2022 Clifton Park – 12.0″
\u2022 Saratoga Springs – 10.0″
\u2022 Moreau – 9.2″<\/p>\n

Schenectady County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Duanesburg – 18.2″
\u2022 Princetown – 14.0″
\u2022 Schenectady – 11.0″
\u2022 Glenville – 10.5″<\/p>\n

Schoharie County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Berne – 17.3″
\u2022 Summit – 16.5″
\u2022 Jefferson – 15.0″<\/p>\n

Schuyler County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Hector – 7.5″
\u2022 Montour – 6.3″<\/p>\n

Seneca County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Ovid – 12.0″
\u2022 Covert – 12.0″
\u2022 Seneca Falls – 11.0″
\u2022 Tyre – 10.0″
\u2022 Waterloo – 9.5″
\u2022 Romulus – 6.0″<\/p>\n

Somerset County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Cornville – 13.0″
\u2022 Skowhegan – 12.5″
\u2022 Palmyra – 11.0″
\u2022 New Portland – 9.0″
\u2022 Big Moose – 5.0″
\u2022 Taunton & Raynham Academy Grant – 5.0″<\/p>\n

St. Lawrence County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Edwards – 10.5″
\u2022 Potsdam – 9.5″
\u2022 Oswegatchie – 8.0″<\/p>\n

Steuben County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Dansville – 13.5″
\u2022 Cohocton – 12.0″
\u2022 W. Union – 12.0″
\u2022 Avoca – 11.2″
\u2022 Bath – 11.0″
\u2022 Hornell – 9.8″
\u2022 Corning – 9.0″
\u2022 Caton – 9.0″
\u2022 Howard – 8.0″
\u2022 Erwin – 7.5″
\u2022 Hornellsville – 6.5″
\u2022 Jasper – 6.0″
\u2022 Campbell – 6.0″<\/p>\n

Strafford County, NH<\/strong>
\u2022 Durham – 14.6″
\u2022 Barrington – 14.0″
\u2022 Somersworth – 10.5″
\u2022 Strafford – 9.5″
\u2022 Rollinsford – 7.2″<\/p>\n

Suffolk County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Chelsea – 19.7″
\u2022 Boston – 18.9″<\/p>\n

Suffolk County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Smithtown – 14.5″
\u2022 Islip – 14.0″
\u2022 Mount Sinai – 13.0″
\u2022 Greenlawn – 12.9″
\u2022 Commack – 12.8″
\u2022 Southold – 12.5″
\u2022 Brentwood – 12.5″
\u2022 N. Babylon – 12.5″
\u2022 E. Hampton – 12.2″
\u2022 E. Islip – 12.0″
\u2022 Shirley – 11.8″
\u2022 E. Northport – 11.8″
\u2022 Hauppauge – 11.5″
\u2022 Stony Brook – 11.5″
\u2022 S. Huntington – 11.5″
\u2022 Hampton Bays – 11.0″
\u2022 Babylon – 11.0″
\u2022 Ridge – 11.0″
\u2022 Sayville – 10.7″
\u2022 Deer Park – 10.5″
\u2022 Blue Point – 10.3″
\u2022 Riverhead – 10.0″
\u2022 Amityville – 9.2″
\u2022 N. Bellport – 9.0″
\u2022 E. Patchogue – 9.0″
\u2022 Brookhaven – 8.9″
\u2022 Center Moriches – 8.6″
\u2022 Mattituck – 8.4″
\u2022 W. Islip – 7.3″<\/p>\n

Sullivan County, NH<\/strong>
\u2022 Unity – 12.0″
\u2022 Washington – 10.0″
\u2022 Sunapee – 9.2″
\u2022 Cornish – 8.0″
\u2022 Claremont – 7.0″<\/p>\n

Sullivan County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Mamakating – 17.0″
\u2022 Thompson – 16.6″
\u2022 Bethel – 15.0″
\u2022 Callicoon – 13.0″
\u2022 Cochecton – 12.0″<\/p>\n

Tioga County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Barton – 12.5″
\u2022 Waverly – 12.2″
\u2022 Owego – 12.0″
\u2022 Newark Valley – 10.0″
\u2022 Nichols – 10.0″
\u2022 Candor – 9.5″
\u2022 Berkshire – 9.5″<\/p>\n

Tolland County, CT<\/strong>
\u2022 Coventry – 18.2″
\u2022 Columbia – 18.1″
\u2022 Vernon – 16.8″
\u2022 Willington – 14.9″
\u2022 Hebron – 14.5″
\u2022 Tolland – 14.5″
\u2022 Ellington – 14.0″
\u2022 Stafford – 14.0″<\/p>\n

Tompkins County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Dryden – 14.0″
\u2022 Caroline – 14.0″
\u2022 Ulysses – 10.0″
\u2022 Ithaca – 9.0″
\u2022 Danby – 8.0″
\u2022 Lansing – 7.3″<\/p>\n

Ulster County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Olive – 22.0″
\u2022 Hurley – 21.5″
\u2022 Shandaken – 19.5″
\u2022 Marbletown – 19.0″
\u2022 Shawangunk – 18.0″
\u2022 Plattekill – 17.5″
\u2022 Rochester – 16.0″
\u2022 Ulster – 14.0″
\u2022 Highland – 13.5″
\u2022 Esopus – 12.0″<\/p>\n

Waldo County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Winterport – 12.0″
\u2022 Belfast – 11.5″
\u2022 Liberty – 7.5″<\/p>\n

Warren County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Warrensburg – 12.0″
\u2022 Queensbury – 8.8″
\u2022 Lake Luzerne – 8.5″
\u2022 Glens Falls – 7.6″<\/p>\n

Washington County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Cutler – 13.0″
\u2022 Eastport – 12.4″
\u2022 Baileyville – 6.0″
\u2022 Cooper – 5.8″
\u2022 Vanceboro – 4.0″
\u2022 Centerville – 4.0″
\u2022 Robbinston – 1.5″<\/p>\n

Washington County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Argyle – 17.0″
\u2022 Hartford – 12.0″
\u2022 White Creek – 9.0″
\u2022 Whitehall – 8.5″
\u2022 Fort Edward – 8.0″
\u2022 Granville – 6.0″<\/p>\n

Washington County, RI<\/strong>
\u2022 S. Kingstown – 14.0″
\u2022 N. Kingstown – 13.5″
\u2022 Narragansett – 12.1″
\u2022 Westerly – 11.5″
\u2022 New Shoreham – 9.0″<\/p>\n

Washington County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 Waterbury – 19.0″
\u2022 Northfield – 14.0″
\u2022 Montpelier – 12.0″
\u2022 Calais – 11.5″
\u2022 Cabot – 11.0″
\u2022 E. Montpelier – 11.0″
\u2022 Moretown – 10.0″
\u2022 Plainfield – 8.5″<\/p>\n

Wayne County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Huron – 13.2″
\u2022 Macedon – 10.3″<\/p>\n

Westchester County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Somers – 17.0″
\u2022 Yonkers – 16.5″
\u2022 Bedford – 16.5″
\u2022 Armonk – 15.1″
\u2022 Dobbs Ferry – 15.0″
\u2022 Tarrytown – 15.0″
\u2022 Mount Pleasant – 14.5″
\u2022 Mamaroneck – 14.5″
\u2022 Peekskill – 14.3″
\u2022 Yorktown – 14.0″
\u2022 Cortlandt – 14.0″
\u2022 Croton-on-Hudson – 13.7″
\u2022 Ossining – 13.1″
\u2022 Briarcliff Manor – 13.1″
\u2022 New Rochelle – 12.7″
\u2022 Lewisboro – 12.6″
\u2022 Hastings-on-Hudson – 12.5″
\u2022 Scarsdale – 12.0″
\u2022 Mount Vernon – 10.2″<\/p>\n

Windham County, CT<\/strong>
\u2022 Eastford – 18.0″
\u2022 Killingly – 17.5″
\u2022 Lake Chaffee – 16.8″
\u2022 Pomfret – 15.5″
\u2022 Scotland – 14.0″
\u2022 Ashford – 13.5″<\/p>\n

Windham County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 Jacksonville – 12.9″
\u2022 Brattleboro – 11.5″<\/p>\n

Windsor County, VT<\/strong>
\u2022 Barnard – 12.0″
\u2022 Hartland – 10.0″
\u2022 Cavendish – 9.1″
\u2022 Reading – 9.0″
\u2022 Royalton – 9.0″
\u2022 W. Windsor – 8.5″
\u2022 Weathersfield – 8.0″<\/p>\n

Worcester County, MA<\/strong>
\u2022 Sterling – 22.2″
\u2022 Leicester – 22.0″
\u2022 Oxford – 21.5″
\u2022 Shrewsbury – 19.0″
\u2022 Grafton – 18.7″
\u2022 Worcester – 18.6″
\u2022 Sturbridge – 18.6″
\u2022 Northbridge – 18.5″
\u2022 Westminster – 18.0″
\u2022 Barre – 18.0″
\u2022 Princeton – 18.0″
\u2022 Rutland – 18.0″
\u2022 Westborough – 17.4″
\u2022 Ashburnham – 17.0″
\u2022 Holden – 17.0″
\u2022 Leominster – 17.0″
\u2022 W. Brookfield – 17.0″
\u2022 Lunenburg – 17.0″
\u2022 Fitchburg – 17.0″
\u2022 Paxton – 16.0″
\u2022 Douglas – 15.6″
\u2022 Milford – 15.5″
\u2022 Boylston – 15.1″
\u2022 Bolton – 15.0″
\u2022 Uxbridge – 14.6″
\u2022 Hardwick – 14.1″
\u2022 Petersham – 14.0″
\u2022 Harvard – 14.0″
\u2022 Spencer – 14.0″
\u2022 Dudley – 13.5″
\u2022 Auburn – 13.5″
\u2022 Athol – 12.8″
\u2022 Charlton – 12.0″
\u2022 Blackstone – 11.8″
\u2022 Southbridge – 11.8″<\/p>\n

Wyoming County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Orangeville – 6.0″
\u2022 Warsaw – 4.5″<\/p>\n

Yates County, NY<\/strong>
\u2022 Italy – 10.0″
\u2022 Potter – 8.3″
\u2022 Jerusalem – 6.0″<\/p>\n

York County, ME<\/strong>
\u2022 Kittery – 20.0″
\u2022 Eliot – 18.0″
\u2022 York – 15.9″
\u2022 Kennebunk – 15.4″
\u2022 Shapleigh – 14.0″
\u2022 Saco – 12.0″
\u2022 Limington – 11.9″
\u2022 Alfred – 11.9″
\u2022 Biddeford – 11.0″
\u2022 Buxton – 11.0″
\u2022 Cliff Avenue – 10.5″
\u2022 Dayton – 10.0″
\u2022 Waterboro – 8.0″
\u2022 Ocean Avenue – 7.8″
\u2022 Berwick – 7.0″
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