Town of Babylon
Lindenhurst, Babylon Village, West Babylon
Suffolk is the long part: ten towns stretching from Babylon and Huntington out to both forks, with year-round neighborhoods, farmland and a lot of seasonal homes.
Lindenhurst, Babylon Village, West Babylon
Patchogue, Medford, Port Jefferson
East Hampton Village, Amagansett, Montauk
Huntington Village, Huntington Station, Northport
Bay Shore, Brentwood, Central Islip
Riverhead hamlet, Wading River, Calverton
Shelter Island Heights, Dering Harbor, Ram Island
Smithtown hamlet, St. James, Kings Park
Southampton Village, Hampton Bays, Westhampton Beach
Mattituck, Cutchogue, Peconic
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South Shore Suffolk's western end, with canals off the Great South Bay and barrier beach along Ocean Parkway.
Suffolk's largest town reaches from the Sound to the Atlantic, with Fire Island beaches, the Pine Barrens and harbor villages like Port Jefferson.
The far South Fork, from Wainscott to Montauk Point, with ocean beaches, ponds and a lot of seasonal homes.
A North Shore town of harbors and hills, from Cold Spring Harbor to Northport Bay, with Dix Hills and Melville to the south.
Central South Shore along the Great South Bay, with ferries to Fire Island and Long Island MacArthur Airport inland.
Where the forks split, at the end of the LIE, with farmland, the Peconic River and Sound beaches.
An island between the North and South Forks, reachable only by ferry.
A North Shore town on the Nissequogue River and Stony Brook Harbor, with Kings Park Bluff on the Sound.
Most of the South Fork, from Eastport and Westhampton to Bridgehampton, with ocean beaches, the Shinnecock Canal and Peconic Bay.
The North Fork, a long stretch of farms and vineyards between the Sound and Peconic Bay, ending at Orient Point.
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