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  1. International Border Company - 40 Mill St

    40 Mill St, Malone NY 12953

    4.4 Superb 114 reviews

    “Man this place is amazing. Drove from Potsdam, never been able to walk out of a store wearing throughgood moc toes because I’m a size 14, much less have my size jeans, and hoodies and shirts all one one in place. Place is well worth the 40 minute drive.”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 3222 State Street Suite 11

    3222 State Street Suite 11, Malone NY 12953

    3.9 Good 177 reviews

    “Randy in the automotive department in the Malone NY location is awesome! He has helped me every time I’ve taken my car there to be serviced and he is always so helpful and a pleasure to deal with. Would recommend bringing your car here for oil changes/tires. And ask for Randy! He will hep you in any way he can!!”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 3222 State St #11

    3222 State St #11, Malone NY 12953

    4 Good 73 reviews

    “This place is like a Walmart! A large, free and very large parking lot is available to customers. It's super clean, large aisles, it circulates well. A very large selection of items is available and very competitive prices. If you are going to shop in Malone, it is a must to go to this Walmart.”

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  5. Tractor Supply Co. - 3184 11 State Street

    3184 11 State Street, Malone NY 12953

    4.2 Good 66 reviews

    “Overall, store employees are friendly and wiiling to help. Malone and Potsdam very good. Site says self-serve dog washing station. Employee says no. Have a very muddy German Shepherd which needs desperately a bath.”

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