Port Chester, New York

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municipality village

Port Chester, New York is a diverse waterfront village in southeastern Westchester County known for its vibrant dining scene and proximity to the Connecticut border and Long Island Sound.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	municipality → village →
adjacentTo	City of Rye, New York → Greenwich, Connecticut → Rye Brook, New York →
areaCode	914 →
borders	Connecticut → Greenwich, Connecticut →
climate	humid continental climate →
country	United States of America →
county	Westchester County NERFINISHED →
demographicsCharacteristic	ethnically diverse community → large Hispanic and Latino population →
distanceToNewYorkCity	approximately 25 miles →
elevation	sea level to low elevation →
FIPSCode	36-59511 →
GNISFeatureID	0960840 →
governmentType	village government →
hasFeature	marinas → mixed-use downtown → waterfront parks →
hasLandUse	commercial → light industrial → residential →
hasTransportation	Port Chester station →
incorporatedAsVillage	1868 →
knownFor	Latin American restaurants → diverse population → vibrant dining scene → waterfront location →
locatedIn	Hudson Valley → Northeastern United States →
locatedInTimeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
locatedNorthOf	New York City →
locatedOn	Byram River NERFINISHED →
majorRoad	Interstate 95 → New England Thruway → U.S. Route 1 →
near	Long Island Sound →
parentAdministrativeUnit	Town of Rye, New York →
partOf	New York metropolitan area → New York–Newark–Jersey City Metropolitan Statistical Area → Westchester County’s Sound Shore communities →
postalCode	10573 →
railService	Metro-North Railroad New Haven Line →
region	southeastern Westchester County →
state	New York →
subdivisionType	village within the town of Rye →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Westchester County, New York →	contains
Benjamin N. Cardozo →	deathPlace