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| | The History of New York State, Book V, Chapter V |
 | | The county is almost wholly an agricultural section, with grains, hay, and dairying as the main form of farming, although there are heavy plantings of fruit trees and, in some parts vegetables, particularly potatoes, are the main crops. |
 | | Genesee Falls, formed from Pike and Portage, April 1, 1846, lies on the Genesee River with the famous portage Falls opposite. |
 | | Portageville was incorporated in 1866, and made its best growth during the period of the building of the bridge and the aqueduct of the Genesee Valley canal which crossed the river at this point. |
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