Cardiff, New York

Cardiff, New York is a small hamlet in Onondaga County, located south of Syracuse, New York. It was the site of the William C. "Stub" Newell farm where the "Cardiff Giant", a famous hoax, was "discovered" on October 16, 1869.

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v • d • e Municipalities and communities of Onondaga County, New York

County seat: Syracuse

Cities	Syracuse

Towns	Camillus \| Cicero \| Clay \| DeWitt \| Elbridge \| Fabius \| Geddes \| LaFayette \| Lysander \| Manlius \| Marcellus \| Onondaga \| Otisco \| Pompey \| Salina \| Skaneateles \| Spafford \| Tully \| Van Buren

Villages	Baldwinsville \| Camillus \| East Syracuse \| Elbridge \| Fabius \| Fayetteville \| Jordan \| Liverpool \| Manlius \| Marcellus \| Minoa \| North Syracuse \| Skaneateles \| Solvay \| Tully

Hamlets	Amber \| Amboy \| Apulia \| Apulia Station \| Borodino \| Brewerton \| Bridgeport \| Cardiff \| Cedarvale \| Cicero \| Clay \| Clintonville \| Collingwood \| Delphi \| Delphi Falls \| DeWitt \| Fairmount \| Galeville \| Geddes \| Hart Lot \| Hinsdale \| Howlett Hill \| Indian Village \| Jack's Reef \| Jamesville \| LaFayette \| Lakeland \| Long Branch \| Lyncourt \| Lysander \| Marcellus Falls \| Marietta \| Mattydale \| Memphis \| Messina Springs \| Mottville \| Mycenae \| Navarino \| Nedrow \| Onondaga Hill \| Oran \| Otisco \| Plainville \| Pompey \| Pompey Center \| Rose Hill \| Seneca Knolls \| Shepard Settlement \| Skaneateles Falls \| South Onondaga \| South Spafford \| Southwood \| Spafford \| Spafford Valley \| Split Rock \| State Fair Grounds \| Taunton \| Thorn Hill \| Van Buren \| Vesper \| Village Green \| Warners \| Watervale \| Westvale

Reservations	Onondaga Reservation