Editing Glen, New York (section)

== Communities and locations in Glen ==
*[[Auries Creek]] &ndash; A [[tributary]] of the Mohawk in the central part of Glen. The name is derived from a native who lived in the area.
*[[Auriesville, New York|Auriesville]] &ndash; A [[Hamlet (New York)|hamlet]] on the Mohawk River in the northeastern part of the town, on NY-5S. Believed to have been developed at the site of a Mohawk village known as Ossernenon, this was the site of the killings of [[Jesuit]] missionaries, one in 1642 and two in 1646, by Mohawk people. They are among the eight [[North American Martyrs]] canonized in 1930 and venerated by the Roman Catholic Church.
*[[Fultonville, New York|Fultonville]] &ndash; A village in the northern part of the town, next to the Mohawk River at NY-5S and NY-30A.
*[[Glen (hamlet), New York|Glen]] &ndash; The hamlet of Glen is in the center of the town at the intersection of NY-161 and NY-30A. The community was originally called "Vorheesville" and "Five Corners". The [[Glen Historic District]] was listed on the [[National Register of Historic Places]] in 2001.<ref name="nris">{{NRISref|version=2009a}}</ref>
*[[Square Barn Corners, New York|Square Barn Corners]] &ndash; A location between Fultonville and Glen village on NY-30A.
*[[Stone Ridge, Montgomery County, New York|Stone Ridge]] &ndash; A hamlet on the western town boundary, at the Mohawk River and NY-5S.
*[[Van Wie Creek]] &ndash; A tributary of the Mohawk in the northwestern part of Glen.