Heuvelton
US/ˈhju.vəl.tən/
Heuvelton proper noun: an incorporated village in northern New York, United States.
Proper noun
Heuvelton
- An incorporated village in northern New York, United States
Origin of Heuvelton
From Dutch van den Heuvel, a surname belonging to a 19th century Dutch investor/developer that immigrated to the village, + -ton. Originally known as Fordsburgh, after Nathan Ford, an early developer of the village, + -burgh.
Questions about Heuvelton
- What does Heuvelton mean?
- Heuvelton means an incorporated village in northern New York, United States.
- What part of speech is Heuvelton?
- Heuvelton is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Heuvelton?
- Heuvelton is pronounced /ˈhju.vəl.tən/ (US).
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