Syracuse, City in New York, USA
Syracuse is a city in the county seat of Onondaga County situated in central New York state.
Founded in 1788 and later incorporated as a city in 1847, Syracuse has a rich history dating back to the Native American tribes that initially inhabited the area.
The city hosts the Great New York State Fair annually, showcasing local culture and heritage.
Syracuse is known for its snowy winters and is considered one of the top 10 snowiest places in America.
Syracuse's notable institutions include Syracuse University, a preeminent research university, and the Everson Museum of Art, hosting one of America's most extensive collections of ceramics.
Location: Onondaga County
Inception: 1848
Population: 144669
Elevation above the sea: 116 m
Website: syracuse.ny.us
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Syracuse is a city in the county seat of Onondaga County situated in central New York state.
The Hamilton White House is a notable residence located in Syracuse, New York.
The Everson Museum of Art features American ceramics, paintings, and sculptures.
The AXA Towers are a complex of two high-rise buildings in Syracuse, New York.
The Erie Canal Museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the 1850 National Historic Landmark Erie Canal Weighlock Building.
