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1. This popular location in Manhattan is the nexus of the New York and Connecticut lines.
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2. When the Pascack Valley and Port Jervis lines pass south of the New Jersey border, they move into the territory of a system with a different name.
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3. If you are of age, it is legal to do something a bit unusual on the Metro North trains.
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4. At this stop, the Hudson Line lets out right down the block from a branch of the Dia Art Museum.
What is the station?
5. This industrial city on the New Haven Line claims to be Connecticut's most populous municipality. It hosts a minor league baseball team and a zoo.
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6. This station on the Hudson Line is the northernmost stop on that branch which is still within the borders of New York City.
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7. This Connecticut city, home to an Ivy League university, has two Metro North stations to call its own.
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8. This town on the Harlem Line was the home of the first factory for condensed milk. In the late 20th century, the town became host to a branch office of one of the biggest technology companies in the world.
What is the town?
9. This New York town on the Port Jervis line is home to two state parks, Harriman and Sterling Forest. The latter is host to a popular annual fair.
What town is this?
10. This stop on the Pascack Valley Line is in a town that hosts the second largest St. Patrick's Day parade in New York State. Pharmaceutical company Wyeth also has a major office here.
What town is this?
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