Editing Rockland, New York (section)

== Communities and locations in Rockland ==
[[File:Rockland, NY, town hall.jpg|left|thumb|Town Hall, in Livingston Manor|alt=A square-fronted building in gold brick with two central pilasters. "Town of Rockland" is in large letters across the top, with "Livingston Manor National Bank" in small letters close to the ground floor]]

* '''Anderson''': A hamlet near the eastern town line.
* '''Beaverkill''': A hamlet near the northwestern town line. The [[Beaverkill Bridge]] was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2007.<ref name="nris">{{NRISref|2009a}}</ref>
* '''Craigle Clair''': A hamlet in the western part of the town.
* '''[[Debruce, New York|De Bruce]]''': A hamlet five miles east of Livingston Manor; De Bruce, name derived from Land Owner Elias Desbrosses.
* '''Deckertown''': A hamlet north of Livingston Manor.
* '''Grooville''': A hamlet formerly called "Emmonsville." It is in the southeastern part of the town.
* '''Hazel''': A hamlet in the southern part of the town near Route 17.
* '''Joscelyn''': A hamlet in the western part of the town.
* [[Livingston Manor, New York|Livingston Manor]]: A hamlet in the southern part of the town, named after Dr. Edward Livingston.
* [[Lew Beach, New York|Lew Beach]]: A hamlet at the northernmost corner of the town.
* '''Morsston''': A hamlet near the southern town line.
* '''Parkston''': A hamlet east of Livingston Manor.
* '''Rockland''': The hamlet of Rockland is in the western part of the town, north of Roscoe village. The [[Rockland Mill Complex]] was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.<ref name="nris"/>
* [[Roscoe, New York|Roscoe]]: A hamlet in the southwestern part of the town. It was formerly known as Westfield Flats.