Communities and locations in Fulton Bouck's Falls — A popular resting area. Bouck Hollow — A location east of Schoharie Creek, in the southeast of Fulton. Bouck's Island — A location on Schoharie Creek, southeast of Fultonham. Breakabeen — A hamlet in the southern part of the town on NY-30. It was originally called "Brakabeen," by the original German settlers, meaning a flat area covered with ferns. Fultonham — A hamlet in the southwestern section of the town on NY-30, located north of Panther Creek. Housons Corners — A location east of Breakabeen on County Road 36. Max V. Shaul State Park — A state park south of Fultonham on NY-30. Patria — A hamlet near the town center, northwest of Fultonham. Vintonton — A location near the northwestern town line on County Road 4, west of Patria. Formerly, it was called "Vintontown." Vroman's Nose — A location near the eastern town boundary, east of Watsonville. Watsonville — A hamlet northeast of Fultonham on NY-30. West Fulton — A hamlet southwest of Fultonham, near the southern town line, by the junction of County Roads 4 and 20. It was previously known as "Byrneville" and "Sapbush Hollow." The West Fulton Methodist Church was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2013.
Communities and locations in Fulton Bo.uck's Falls — A popular resting area. Bouck Hollow — A location east of Schoharie Creek, in the southeast of Fulton. Bouck's Island — A location on Schoharie Creek, southeast of Fultonham. Breakabeen — A hamlet in the southern part of the town on NY-30 It was originally called "Brakabeen," by the original German settlers, meaning a flat area covered with ferns. Fultonham — A hamlet in the southwestern section of the town on NY-30, located north of Panther Creek. Housons Corners — A location east of Breakabeen on County Road 36. Max V. Shaul State Park — A state park south of Fultonham on NY-30. Patria — A hamlet near the town center, northwest of Fultonham. Vintonton — A location near the northwestern town line on County Road 4, west of Patria. Formerly, it was called "Vintontown." Vroman's Nose — A location near the eastern town boundary, east of Watsonville. Watsonville — A hamlet northeast of Fultonham on NY-30. West Fulton — A hamlet southwest of Fultonham, near the southern town line, by the junction of County Roads 4 and 20. It was previously known as "Byrneville" and "Sapbush Hollow." The West Fulton Methodist Church was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2013.