Oneida

county, New York, United States
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Oneida, county, central New York state, U.S., bounded to the west by Oneida Lake and Creek and to the east by West Canada Creek and Hinckley Reservoir. It largely consists of a plateau region that becomes hillier in the south and rises to the western edge of the Adirondack Mountains in the northeast. The principal drainage is by the Mohawk River, which originates in and flows through the county. Other waterways are the Black River, Fish Creek, Delta Reservoir, and the New York State Canal System (completed 1918), which incorporates the Erie Canal (1825). Timber, most prominent in the northern ...(100 of 274 words)