Town of Newburgh Volunteer Ambulance Corps
About Us
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The Town of Newburgh is located approximately 60 miles
north of New York City. The Town is 45 square miles with a
population of approximately 30,000 residents.
north of New York City. The Town is 45 square miles with a
population of approximately 30,000 residents.
The Town of Newburgh is known as the "Crossroads of the Northeast", not only
because of Stewart Airport, but also because two major Interstate highways traverse
the Town: I-84 (east and west) and I-87, also known as the New York State Thruway
(north and south). Other major arteries which cross the Town of Newburgh are New
York State Highways 9W, 17K, 32, 52, and 300. The newest New York State
highway, New York State Route 747, traverses the extreme southwest corner of the
Town of Newburgh.
because of Stewart Airport, but also because two major Interstate highways traverse
the Town: I-84 (east and west) and I-87, also known as the New York State Thruway
(north and south). Other major arteries which cross the Town of Newburgh are New
York State Highways 9W, 17K, 32, 52, and 300. The newest New York State
highway, New York State Route 747, traverses the extreme southwest corner of the
Town of Newburgh.
