The Town of Mohawk, located in Montgomery County, New York, is a historically rich area that encompasses the village of Fonda and part of Tribes Hill. Bordered by the Mohawk River to the south and Fulton County to the north, the town is home to the County Seat, Fonda, as well as the renowned Fonda Fairgrounds and Speedway. With its deep-rooted history dating back to the Mohawk Indian tribe and the establishment of the Kateri Tekakwitha Shrine, the Town of Mohawk offers visitors a chance to explore its fascinating past in the heart of the Mohawk Valley.
Originally part of Tryon County before being renamed Montgomery County, the Town of Mohawk saw prosperity with the construction of the railroad in 1834, becoming a thriving town along its path. As the county seat shifted to Fonda in 1836, the town's significance grew, and it eventually became the Town of Mohawk in 1837. Nestled close to the Adirondack Mountains, this area of New York State invites visitors to discover its historical landmarks and enjoy the natural beauty of the Mohawk Valley.
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