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At a Glance
Population (2006 estimate)
Fulton County: 55,435
Location
Fulton County is in east-central New York and is known as the “Gateway to the Adirondacks.”
Beginnings
The county began to prosper more than 250 years ago when Sir William Johnson, a representative of the English king, created Tryon County. That county later divided into Fulton and Montgomery counties. Fulton County’s namesake is Robert Fulton, who invented the steamship.
For More Information
Fulton County Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry
2 N. Main St.
Gloversville, NY 12078
Phone: (518) 725-0641, Fax: (518) 725-0643
www.fultoncountyny.org
