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Libraries in Greene County, NY
9 libraries · Data as of 09/30/2024
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Libraries in Greene County at a glance
- There are 9 libraries in Greene County, or roughly one for every 5,268 people.
- That is about 3.6 times the New York average of 0.53 per 10,000.
- The most common type is Public Library (7, 78%), followed by Branch Library (1) and Main Library (1).
- Nearby, Ulster County (21), Albany County (19) and Rensselaer County (17) also have libraries listed.
Libraries in Greene County
A to Z
- Cairo Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 36 hours a week15 Railroad Ave, Cairo, NY
- Catskill Public LibraryMain Library · Open about 42 hours a week1 Franklin St, Catskill, NY
- D.r. Evarts LibraryPublic Library · Open about 42 hours a week80 Second Street, Athens, NY
- Greenville Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 42 hours a week8 North Street, Greenville, NY
- Heermance Memorial LibraryPublic Library · Open about 37 hours a week1 Ely Street, Coxsackie, NY
- Hunter Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 35 hours a week7965 Main Street, Hunter, NY
- Mountain Top LibraryPublic Library · Open about 38 hours a week6093 Main Street, Tannersville, NY
- Palenville Branch LibraryBranch Library · Open about 25 hours a week3303 Route 23a, Palenville, NY
- Windham Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 40 hours a week5379 Church Street, Windham, NY
Frequently asked questions
- How many libraries are in Greene County, NY?
- There are 9 libraries in Greene County as of 09/30/2024, including 7 public libraries, 1 branch library, 1 main library.
Data sources
- Public Libraries SurveyInstitute of Museum and Library Services
Data as of 09/30/2024
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