Geographic orientation

Its city label and reference are tied to place 01000; Albany, New York (code 01000, estimate 101,698), appears at inventory rank 333. FIPS 36-01000 identifies the place behind it; the geographic anchor for Albany, New York (rank 333) is 42 degrees 39 minutes 57 seconds north and 73 degrees 47 minutes 54 seconds west. The inventory records 101,698 for Albany, New York (latitude 42.66575); identifier 36-01000 holds scale separate from municipal boundaries. Identifier 36-01000 preserves local identity as the view widens; read Albany, New York (FIPS 36-01000) against New York's Adirondack mountains, Great Lakes lowlands, river valleys, and Atlantic estuaries.

Rivers, lakes, and coast

Albany, New York (code 01000, estimate 101,698) shares New York's water setting of the Hudson, Great Lakes, tidal estuaries, and inland watersheds; population 101,698 stays a separate scale clue. Identifier 36-01000 prevents ambiguous attribution; one state-scale observation behind Albany, New York (rank 333) is that sedimentary rocks underlie the Saint Lawrence Valley and western New York lowlands. Estimate 101,698 is only a scale measure; for Albany, New York (latitude 42.66575), water offers orientation after the reference resolves location. Use the water layer to compare the setting of Albany, New York (FIPS 36-01000); state 36 and place 01000 preserve the reference.

Height and horizon

Coordinates and code 01000 then narrow the reference; a wide reading of Albany, New York (code 01000, estimate 101,698) starts with Adirondack mountains, western lowlands, river valleys, and moraines. The coordinates for Albany, New York (rank 333) do not reveal height; the terrain supplies that statewide dimension and code 01000 supplies identity. Rank 333 marks the entry; the terrain reading for Albany, New York (latitude 42.66575) is supported by this state observation: the Hudson reserve includes freshwater and brackish tidal wetlands. Census key 36-01000 prevents drift; at regional scale, Albany, New York (FIPS 36-01000) is understood across drainage and terrain.

Place and surrounding ground

The guide presents Albany, New York (code 01000) as an incorporated city inside a wider human pattern; rank 333 offers comparison. The state landscape and reference explain where the entry sits; population rank 333 helps compare Albany, New York (rank 333). Human geography near Albany, New York (latitude 42.66575) is connected to water and terrain; identifier 36-01000 preserves municipal identity. For Albany, New York (FIPS 36-01000), the state backdrop lets settlement, terrain, and water become easier to compare at rank 333. For rank 333, Albany, New York (estimate 101,698) stays a defined entry within a larger and changing settlement landscape.

Using the map carefully

The guide moves from New York to Albany, New York (code 01000, estimate 101,698); population 101,698 supplies comparison but does not define geography. Rank 333 and identifier 36-01000 protect the identity behind it; the marker for Albany, New York (rank 333) gives a fixed anchor. New York supplies that frame; Water and terrain make better checks for Albany, New York (latitude 42.66575) than a name without its statewide frame. A supporting geographic fact for Albany, New York (FIPS 36-01000) is that harbor Hill and Ronkonkoma are Long Island terminal moraines; it belongs to New York, not only the plotted marker.