Editing Pittsfield, New York (section)

== Communities and locations in Pittsfield ==
*'''Briggs Corners''' &ndash; A location northwest of Pittsfield village.
*'''Cardtown''' &ndash; A location northeast of Pittsfield village.
*'''Finksville''' &ndash; About a mile east of New Berlin on the Turnpike/County 13, once home of a large woodenware and pump log manufactory.
*'''Gill Hill''' &ndash; An elevation in the southeastern corner of the town. 
*'''Hoboken''' &ndash; A [[Hamlet (place)|hamlet]] near the western town line on NY-80; named for workers who migrated up from Hoboken, NJ, at the Bordens Condensory that was initially the Arkwright textile mill and c. 1900 was the largest dairy condensory in the world, just east of the Village of New Berlin and served by a branch of the O&WRR.
*'''Ketchum''' &ndash; A location in the western part of the town on County Route 49, formerly the site of a Congregational church founded by Rev. Orvib Ketchum, for whom the hamlet was named.
*'''Pittsfield''' &ndash; The hamlet of Pittsfield, formerly "Pittsfield Centre," is on [[New York State Route 80|NY Route 80]] in the northern part of the town.
*'''[[Silver Lake, Otsego County, New York|Silver Lake]]''' &ndash; A hamlet near the Unadilla River, south-southwest of Hoboken.
*'''Silver Lake''' &ndash; A small lake of the same name is located east of the hamlet of Silver Lake.
*'''Shacktown Mountain''' &ndash; An elevation in the southwestern corner of Pittsfield.
*'''Taylors Corners''' &ndash; A location northeast of Pittsfield village on County Route 49.