Farmersville Station ZIP Codes — Cattaraugus County, NY
There is one unique ZIP code in Farmersville Station, New York and it is 14060. Area code: 716.
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Farmersville Station, NY ZIP code map
About Farmersville Station, NY
Farmersville Station is a small hamlet located in Cattaraugus County in the southwestern region of New York State. Served by a single ZIP code, 14060, this quiet rural community is part of the broader Town of Farmersville and reflects the agricultural heritage that has long defined the region. With its peaceful countryside setting and close-knit character, Farmersville Station offers residents and visitors a glimpse into traditional Upstate New York rural life.
Location & geography
Farmersville Station sits in the rolling hills of Cattaraugus County in southwestern New York, a region characterized by forested ridges, open farmland, and creek valleys typical of the Allegheny Plateau. The community is located within driving distance of larger regional centers such as Franklinville to the north (approximately 6 miles), Arcade to the northeast (approximately 15 miles), and Olean to the south (approximately 30 miles). The area covers 19.41 square miles of land and 0.10 square miles of water, with small streams and wetlands contributing to the modest but ecologically important water presence throughout the township.
Community & economy
Farmersville Station is a tight-knit rural community where agriculture, forestry, and small-scale trades have long formed the backbone of daily life. Residents enjoy a quiet, self-sufficient lifestyle surrounded by open fields, woodlots, and the natural beauty of the Cattaraugus County countryside. Local community life tends to revolve around family farming traditions, seasonal activities, and the shared rhythms of rural Upstate New York.
Transportation
Farmersville Station is accessible via local and county roads that wind through the rural landscape of Cattaraugus County, with New York State Route 98 serving as a key regional artery connecting the area to Franklinville and communities to the north and south. Interstate 86 (Southern Tier Expressway) lies within reasonable driving distance to the south, providing broader regional connectivity toward Olean and the Buffalo metropolitan area. The nearest commercial airport is Buffalo Niagara International Airport, located approximately 60 miles to the north, offering the most practical option for regional and national air travel.
History
The Town of Farmersville was established in the early nineteenth century as settlers moved into the frontier lands of Cattaraugus County, drawn by the promise of fertile agricultural land and abundant timber resources. Farmersville Station developed as a distinct hamlet within the town, historically serving as a local gathering and service point for surrounding farm families. The agricultural and timber industries that drove early settlement continue to echo in the landscape and community identity of the area today.
Did you know?
Farmersville Station is one of the lesser-known hamlets in Cattaraugus County, yet it sits within a county that is home to the Cattaraugus Territory of the Seneca Nation, one of the most significant Native American territories in New York State. This broader regional context lends the area a deep and layered cultural history that extends well beyond its quiet rural appearance.
