South Fork

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South Fork is the easternmost peninsula of Long Island, New York, known for its affluent Hamptons communities and popular Atlantic Ocean beaches.

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South Fork canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
peninsula
borderedBy Atlantic Ocean
Block Island Sound
Gardiners Bay
climate humid subtropical to warm temperate coastal climate
hasBeach Coopers Beach, Southampton
Ditch Plains Beach
surface form: Ditch Plains Beach, Montauk

Main Beach, East Hampton
hasCommunity Amagansett
Bridgehampton, New York
surface form: Bridgehampton

East Quogue, New York
surface form: East Quogue

Hampton Bays, New York
surface form: Hampton Bays

Montauk
Napeague
Sag Harbor, New York
surface form: Sag Harbor

Sagaponack, New York
surface form: Sagaponack

Hamptons
surface form: The Hamptons

Wainscott
Water Mill, New York
surface form: Water Mill
hasEconomicActivity hospitality industry
real estate
tourism
hasFeature barrier beaches
coastal dunes
historic whaling villages
salt marshes
hasMajorTown East Hampton
Southampton
hasPark Hither Hills State Park
Montauk Point State Park
Shinnecock East County Park
knownFor Atlantic Ocean beaches
affluent resort communities
second homes of wealthy residents
summer tourism
locatedIn Long Island
New York
surface form: New York State

Suffolk County, New York
United States of America
surface form: United States
partOf East End of Long Island
popularSeason summer
separatedBy Peconic Bay
separatedFrom North Fork
servedBy LIRR Montauk Branch
surface form: Long Island Rail Road Montauk Branch
terminusAt Montauk
surface form: Montauk Point
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
traversedBy Montauk Highway
New York State Route 27 NERFINISHED

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Long Island contains South Fork
North Fork separatedFrom South Fork
Long Island, New York, United States contains South Fork
subject surface form: Long Island