“A river divides a town,” a wizened old storyteller once whispered. That perfectly captures Morrisonville, New York. Morrisonville is split right down the middle by the Saranac River, creating a natural boundary between the towns of Plattsburgh and Schuyler Falls. Picture yourself standing on the banks of this flowing river, right in the heart of Morrisonville. The river isn’t just a picturesque feature; it’s the lifeblood of this community, a defining line in its story. Morrisonville sits just a short drive west of Plattsburgh. Now, imagine traveling back in time to the year 2000. Morrisonville bustled with around 1,702 souls. Fast forward to 2010, and the population dipped slightly to 1,545, only to rebound strongly to 1,893 in 2020. A testament to Morrisonville’s enduring appeal. New York State Route 22B winds its way through Morrisonville. It begins near Route 3 on the east side of the community. Then it meanders south, connecting Morrisonville to the charming hamlets of Schuyler Falls and Peru. If you’re curious about where the children of Morrisonville attend school, it’s a bit of a puzzle. Most students go to Saranac Central School District. However, some children attend schools in either the Peru Central School District or the Beekmantown Central School District. This is all due to how Morrisonville is nestled between these different districts.
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