Communities and locations in Rockland Rockland, New York

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town hall, in livingston manor



anderson: hamlet near east town line.
beaverkill: hamlet neart northwest town line. beaverkill bridge added national register of historic places in 2007.
craigle clair: hamlet in western part of town.
de bruce: hamlet 5 miles east of livingston manor; de bruce, name derived land owner elias desbrosses.
deckertown: hamlet north of livingston manor.
grooville: hamlet formerly called emmonsville. in southeast part of town.
hazel: hamlet in south part of town near route 17.
joscelyn: hamlet in western part of town.
livingston manor: hamlet in south part of town, named after dr. edward livingston.
lew beach: hamlet @ northernmost corner of town.
morsston: hamlet near south town line.
parkston: hamlet east of livingston manor.
rockland: hamlet of rockland in western part of town, north of roscoe village. rockland mill complex listed on national register of historic places in 1984.
roscoe: hamlet in southwest part of town. formerly known westfield flats.




^ national park service (2009-03-13). national register information system . national register of historic places. national park service. 






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