Editing Conewango, New York (section)

== Communities and locations in Conewango ==
*'''Axeville''' &ndash; A [[Administrative divisions of New York#Hamlet|hamlet]] in the northeast corner of the town on County Road 40. An early settler was an axe maker.
*'''Clear Creek''' &ndash; A hamlet on the west town line, southwest of Conewango village and south of Conewango Valley.
*'''Conewango''' &ndash; The hamlet of Conewango, a former station on the [[Erie Railroad]], is in the northwest part of the town on [[U.S. Route 62]], [[New York State Route 241|NY Route 241]], and County Road 40.
*'''[[Conewango Creek]]''' &ndash; The principal stream in the region, primarily in Chautauqua County. The name means "walking slowly".
*'''Conewango Swamp [[New York State Wildlife Management Areas|Wildlife Management Area]]''' &ndash; A conservation tract in the southeast part of the town.
*'''Conewango Valley''' &ndash; A hamlet straddling the county line, west of Conewango village on Route 62. Conewango Valley is the site of the town's post office, which merged with its Chautauqua County counterpart in the 1960s.
*'''[[East Randolph, New York|East Randolph]]''' &ndash; Part of the hamlet (former village) of East Randolph is in the southeast part of the town at NY Route 394 and County Road 7.
*'''Elm Creek''' &ndash; A former community by the east town line on the stream Elk Creek.
*'''Pope''' &ndash; A location in the center of the town on Route 241.
*'''Rutledge''' &ndash; a former community in the southwestern part of the town.