Cardiff, New York is a small hamlet in Onondaga County, New York, located south of Syracuse. It was the site of the William C. "Stub" Newell farm where the "Cardiff Giant", a famous hoax, was "discovered" on October 16, 1869.
In 1993, Cardiff experienced a landslide where part of Bear Mountain rolled over houses and trapped a few residents. The early afternoon of April 27 changed the lives of many people who lived on Tully Farms Road. Properties were covered in mud and clay, 15 feet high in some places.
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Municipalities and communities of Onondaga County, New York, United States
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County seat: Syracuse
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| Towns |
- Camillus
- Cicero
- Clay
- DeWitt
- Elbridge
- Fabius
- Geddes
- LaFayette
- Lysander
- Manlius
- Marcellus
- Onondaga
- Otisco
- Pompey
- Salina
- Skaneateles
- Spafford
- Tully
- Van Buren
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| Villages |
- Baldwinsville
- Camillus
- East Syracuse
- Elbridge
- Fabius
- Fayetteville
- Jordan
- Liverpool
- Manlius
- Marcellus
- Minoa
- North Syracuse
- Skaneateles
- Solvay
- Tully
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- Brewerton‡
- Bridgeport‡
- Fairmount
- Galeville
- Lakeland
- Lyncourt
- Mattydale
- Nedrow
- Seneca Knolls
- Village Green
- Westvale
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- Amber
- Amboy
- Apulia
- Apulia Station
- Borodino
- Cardiff
- Cedarvale
- Clintonville
- Collingwood
- Delphi
- Delphi Falls
- Geddes
- Hart Lot
- Hinsdale
- Howlett Hill
- Indian Village
- Jack's Reef
- Jamesville
- Long Branch
- Marietta
- Memphis
- Messina Springs
- Mottville
- Mycenae
- Navarino
- Onondaga Hill
- Oran
- Otisco
- Plainville
- Pompey Center
- Rose Hill
- Shepard Settlement
- Skaneateles Falls
- South Onondaga
- South Spafford
- Southwood
- Spafford Valley
- Split Rock
- State Fair Grounds
- Taunton
- Thorn Hill
- Vesper
- Warners
- Watervale
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Indian
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| Footnotes |
‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties
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