NYSAC - Rockland
Rockland County History
The great formations of rock that overhang the Hudson, jutting out from the mountainsides and thrusting up through the earth gave Rockland its name. The region became a county in 1798, when it was separated from the County of Orange.
Facts
- Population: 286,753
- Year Organized: 1798
- Area: 174 Square Miles
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Rockland County Website
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