Johnsonville is a small hamlet located in Rensselaer County, New York, United States. It is situated on County Route 111, about 10 miles east-northeast of Troy, and covers an area of around 13 square miles. The population of Johnsonville was approximately 1,014 as of the 2010 census.
Historically, Johnsonville was a mill town, with mills and factories powered by the nearby Wynantskill stream. Today, it is primarily a rural area with a mix of residential, agricultural, and commercial properties. There are several recreational areas in and around Johnsonville, including the Dyken Pond Environmental Education Center, which provides opportunities for fishing, hiking, skiing, and camping.
The Johnsonville Central School District serves the community, providing K-12 education in a single building. The district has a student population of around 300, small class sizes, and a dedicated faculty and staff.
Overall, Johnsonville is a quiet and picturesque community, with access to outdoor recreation, small-town charm, and proximity to larger urban areas.
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