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Ischua /ˈɪʃweɪ/ ISH-way is a town in
Cattaraugus County, New York,
United States. The po****tion was 736 at the 2020 census.
Ischua is also the name of...
- the
village of Cuba. It is
bordered by the Town of Cuba and the Town of
Ischua. The
Seneca and
earlier indigenous peoples had
learned to use the petroleum-tainted...
- Olean. It was
named after the town of Hinsdale, New Hampshire. The town of
Ischua was
created in 1846,
apart of Hinsdale,
although the two
towns share a zip...
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square miles (2.85 km2), all land. The
village is
located in the
Ischua Valley, and
Ischua Cr****, a
tributary of
Olean Cr**** and part of the
Allegheny River...
- the
entire northern half of the county. The size of Hebe (later
dubbed "
Ischua," not to be
confused with the
current town of the same name to the south)...
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Valley Canal. The
Ischua Cr**** runs
north to
south to the
Allegheny River and the
still waters of the
Ischua run deep, the town of
Ischua was the perfect...
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Reservoir Cuba Lake Lime Lake
Quaker Lake Red
House Lake
Allegheny River Ischua Cr****
Tunungwant Cr****
Bailley Brook Leonard Run
Limestone Run Harrisburg...
- from the
Latin word "oleum" due to the
discovery of
crude oil in
nearby Ischua. The town of
Olean is in the
southeast corner of the county. The city of...
- area was
first settled by
Europeans around 1765,
called by the
Indian name
Ischua. Officially, this was illegal, as the
British had
declared the land in the...
- They
lived first in the Howe-Prescott House,
which is now
owned by the
Ischua Valley Historical Society. They then
built a
larger house that was later...
