Kingston, New York

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Kingston, New York is a historic city in the Hudson Valley that served as the first capital of New York State and is known for its well-preserved colonial architecture and waterfront district.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
municipality
areaCode 845
capitalOf Province of New York
surface form: Province of New York (briefly)
capitalStatusEnd 1777
capitalStatusStart 1777
charterGrantedBy Charles II of England
surface form: King Charles II of England
charterYear 1669
climate humid continental climate
coordinateLocation 41.9270°N 73.9974°W
country United States of America
countrySubdivision Northeastern United States
county Ulster County
surface form: Ulster County, New York
distanceTo about 90 miles north of New York City
economyIncludes education
healthcare
tourism
elevation 62 m
governedBy mayor–council government
hasCulturalInstitution Ulster Performing Arts Center
hasHeritage Dutch colonial heritage
hasHistoricDistrict Rondout–West Strand Historic District
Stockade Historic District
hasHistoricRole site of adoption of first New York State Constitution
hasMuseum Hudson River Maritime Museum
Senate House State Historic Site
hasTransportation Kingston–Rhinecliff Bridge nearby
hasWaterfrontArea Rondout–West Strand Historic District
surface form: Rondout waterfront
incorporatedAsCityIn 1872
isCountySeatOf Ulster County
surface form: Ulster County, New York
knownFor Stockade Historic District
historic waterfront district
well-preserved colonial architecture
locatedIn Hudson Valley
locatedNorthOf New York City
locatedOn Hudson River
Rondout Creek
locatedSouthOf Albany
surface form: Albany, New York
namedAfter Kingston upon Thames (historically)
surface form: Kingston upon Thames
originalName Esopus Creek
surface form: Esopus

Wiltwyck
partOf New York metropolitan area
surface form: New York metropolitan area (outer region)
population approximately 24,000
postalCode 12401
region Poughkeepsie–Newburgh–Middletown metropolitan area
surface form: Mid-Hudson region
state New York
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
wasFirstCapitalOf U.S. state of New York
surface form: State of New York
wasFoundedAs Dutch settlement

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Hudson River flowsThrough Kingston, New York
Hudson Valley majorCity Kingston, New York
Esopus Creek passesThrough Kingston, New York
Rondout Creek flowsThrough Kingston, New York
this entity surface form: City of Kingston, New York
Rondout Creek mouthLocation Kingston, New York
Rondout Creek crosses Kingston, New York
this entity surface form: City of Kingston, New York
Ulster County hasCountySeat Kingston, New York
Ulster County hasLargestCity Kingston, New York
Ulster County containsSettlement Kingston, New York
Interstate 87 connectsCity Kingston, New York
revolutionary government of New York capital Kingston, New York
this entity surface form: Kingston, New York (later)
Welcome to Marwen setting Kingston, New York
New York State Route 28 terminus Kingston, New York
New York State Route 28 southernTerminus Kingston, New York
New York State Route 28 passesThrough Kingston, New York
US 9W passesNear Kingston, New York
Peter Bogdanovich placeOfBirth Kingston, New York
this entity surface form: Kingston, New York, United States
Delaware and Hudson Canal endPoint Kingston, New York
Mount Tremper, New York locatedWestOf Kingston, New York
Mount Tremper, New York partOfMetropolitanArea Kingston, New York
this entity surface form: Kingston, New York metropolitan area
Rosendale, New York adjacentTo Kingston, New York
Hyde Park, New York locatedNear Kingston, New York
High Falls, New York near Kingston, New York
Ulster County Legislature meetingCity Kingston, New York
Ulster County Executive seatOfGovernment Kingston, New York
U.S. Route 9W passesThrough Kingston, New York
Kingston hasDistrict Kingston, New York
subject surface form: Kingston, New York
this entity surface form: Downtown Kingston
Stockade Historic District locatedIn Kingston, New York
Kingston–Rhinecliff Bridge nearby namedAfter Kingston, New York
subject surface form: Kingston–Rhinecliff Bridge
Hudson River Maritime Museum location Kingston, New York
Ulster Performing Arts Center locatedIn Kingston, New York
Ulster Performing Arts Center city Kingston, New York
Woodstock, New York near Kingston, New York
Wiltwyck presentDayLocation Kingston, New York
Wiltwyck replacedBy Kingston, New York
Wiltwyck hasSettlementSuccessor Kingston, New York
Senate House State Historic Site locatedIn Kingston, New York
Phoenicia, New York locatedWestOf Kingston, New York
Boiceville, New York locatedNear Kingston, New York
Saugerties, New York adjacentTo Kingston, New York
this entity surface form: Town of Kingston, New York
Kerhonkson, New York locatedSouthOf Kingston, New York
Mark Hogancamp residence Kingston, New York
Staatsburg, New York near Kingston, New York
Hudson hasNearbyCity Kingston, New York
subject surface form: Hudson, New York
Charles Lang Freer placeOfBirth Kingston, New York