In Dexter: New Blood, what town does Dexter move to?

In Dexter: New Blood, what town does Dexter move to? Dexter moves to the fictional town of Iron Lake.

After faking his death in the aftermath of the original series, Dexter Morgan leaves Florida and settles in Iron Lake, a small community in upstate New York. He hides under the name Jim Lindsay and works at a local wilderness sporting-goods store. The colder, rural setting sharply contrasts with the bright coastal world of the original Dexter series.

Iron Lake is designed as a place where Dexter can suppress his violent impulses and build a quiet new identity. He begins a relationship with Angela Bishop, the town's police chief, and appears to have gone roughly ten years without killing. His fragile peace ends when his estranged son, Harrison, arrives unexpectedly.

The town is fictional, although the series presents it as part of upstate New York. Its forests, snow, hunting culture, and isolated community make it easier for the story to explore Dexter's attempt to escape his Miami past. Miami Beach, Portland, and the Everglades are not the town where he relocates.