Croton
Westchester riverside settlement
Croton is a village in southeastern New York, situated along the Hudson River.
The Croton Aqueduct, completed in 1842, was an engineering marvel that brought fresh water to New York City.
Croton-on-Hudson and Croton Falls are nearby communities sharing the name. (Lowercase croton is a tropical plant.)
place
Small rural community
- New YorkNortheastern metropolis and state
- Hudson RiverMajor New York estuary
- WestchesterNew York suburban county
- aqueductChannel conveying water distances
village
Small rural community
- New YorkNortheastern metropolis and state
- Hudson RiverMajor New York estuary
- WestchesterNew York suburban county
- ancient citiesAthens, Rome, Jerusalem, Sparta, Damascus
- Hudson ValleyHudson River, Hudson River School, Henry Hudson, Kingston, Poughkeepsie
- NYC SuburbsYonkers, Roslyn, Hoboken, Fort Lee, Montclair
- Upstate New YorkRochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany, Ithaca
- Westchester AreaYonkers, Mount Vernon, Peekskill, Pelham, Harrison
- Calabria historyGreek colonies, Roman conquest, Norman conquest, Spanish rule, Pythagoras
foliage appearance
Crotonfern
Spore-spreading vascular plant
pothos · peace lily · snake plant · rubber plant · philodendron