New York

New York became the 11th state on July 26, 1788. Albany is the state capital. There are currently 62 counties each with a courthouse.

Click on a county below to learn more:

New York Court of Appeals

Applellate Division of the Supreme Court

    First Judicial Department - Manhattan ( New York City )

   Second Judicial Department - Brooklyn ( New York City )

   Third Judicial Department - Albany 

   Fourth Judicial Department - Rochester

Judicial Districts

   Judicial District 1 -  New York City

   Judicial District 2 - New York City ( Kings )

   Judicial District 3 – Castleton- On-Hudson

   Judicial District 4 – Saratoga Springs

   Judicial District 5 - Syracuse    

   Judicial District 6 - Binghamton     

   Judicial District 7 – Rochester   

   Judicial District 8 – Buffalo

   Judicial District 9 -  White Plains

   Judicial District 10 - Mineola

   Judicial District 11 – New York City ( Queens )

   Judicial District 12 - New York City ( Bronx )

   Judicial District 13 - St. George ( Richmond )

Highest Point – Mount Marcy ( 5,344 feet ) is located in Essex County

Lowest Point  – Atlantic Ocean ( sea level )

Oldest Courthouse still in use - Fulton County (1772)

State House – Albany

Governor Mansion – Albany