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Jay is a town of about 68 square miles in Essex County, inside the Adirondack Park and 34 miles southwest of Plattsburgh. The East Branch of the Ausable River flows through it, and its hamlets are Jay, Upper Jay and Au Sable Forks. Formed in 1798, it is named for Governor John Jay. Explore listings and contact an agent.
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Jay Covered Bridge Park holds the 175-foot Howe truss bridge, the only covered bridge in the Adirondacks, first built in 1857 and reopened as a footbridge in 2007. Douglas Memorial Park has a pavilion, courts and a swimming spot on the river, and the Jay Village Green has a bandstand beside the Amos and Julia Ward Theater.
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