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Pennsylvania also has townships and, I believe, New Jersey, too.
Charlie Kolb
Charles C. Kolb
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Subject: Re: TOWN VS TOWNSHIP
I have always thought that Townships were only in New England, and in
New
Jersey or elsewhere but not in New York State. In New York State there
are
only "Towns," besides cities, counties, etc. I. too, would like to know
the
basis for this.
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