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State of New York | |
| State of the United States | |
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| Motto Excelsior Ever upward | |
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| Capital | Albany |
| Status | State |
| Governor | |
| - From 2011 | Andrew Cuomo |
| Lieutenant Governor | |
| - From 2011 | Robert Duffy |
| Legislature | New York Legislature |
| - Upper house | State Senate |
| - Lower house | State Assembly |
| History | |
| - July 26, 1788 | Admitted as the 11th state |
| Area | 128,403 km² |
| Population | |
| - 2010 | 19,378,102 |
| Density | 150.9/km² |
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New York is a state in the eastern United States. It borders to the states of Vermont (₳|₩), Massachusetts (₳|₩), Connecticut (₳|₩), Ohio (₳|₩), Pennsylvania (₳|₩), New Jersey (₳|₩), and to the provinces of Ontario and Quebec in Canada.
Governor
- Andrew Cuomo (₩) (January 3, 2011 - )
Lieutenant Governor
- Robert Duffy (₩) (January 3, 2011 - )
Nation
U.S. States
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- California (From 1850)
- Colorado (From 1876)
- Connecticut (From 1788)
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- Georgia (From 1788)
- Hawaii (From 1959)
- Idaho (From 1890)
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- Indiana (From 1816)
- Iowa (From 1846)
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- Kentucky (From 1792)
- Louisiana (From 1812)
- Maine (From 1820)
- Maryland (From 1788)
- Massachusetts (From 1788)
- Michigan (From 1837)
- Minnesota (From 1858)
- Mississippi (From 1817)
- Missouri (From 1821)
- Montana (From 1889)
- Nebraska (From 1867)
- Nevada (From 1864)
- New Hampshire (From 1788)
- New Jersey (From 1787)
- New Mexico (From 1912)
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- North Dakota (From 1889)
- Ohio (From 1803)
- Oklahoma (From 1907)
- Oregon (From 1859)
- Pennsylvania (From 1787)
- Rhode Island (From 1790)
- South Carolina (From 1788)
- South Dakota (From 1889)
- Tennessee (From 1796)
- Texas (From 1845)
- Utah (From 1896)
- Vermont (From 1791)
- Virginia (From 1788)
- Washington (From 1889)
- West Virginia (From 1863)
- Wisconsin (From 1848)
- Wyoming (From 1890)
References
- State of New York - Official website
- State Guide (Library of Congress)
- World Statesmen.org
- Wikisource 1911 encyclopedia project
- Wikipedia