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WELCOME TO HUDSON FALLS, NEW YORK 12839
 Hudson Falls, located on Route 4, 50 miles north of Albany, lies in the southwest corner of the town of Kingsbury and is the county seat of Washington County. The patent for Kingsbury was granted to James Bradshaw and 22 associates on May 11, 1762, and the village of Hudson Falls was first chartered some 50 years later as Sandy Hill - a name that remained intact for 100 years until it was changed to Hudson Falls in 1910.
Present population of the village is about 8,000, and the population of Kingsbury is an additional 4,000 - making the town the most populous community in Washington County.
Hudson Falls is a thriving community of its own, with a mayor, four trustees and a village justice serving as elected officials.
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