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| − | '''Buffalo''', is the second largest city of [[New_York|New York State]]. Buffalo is located in the north west corner of the state, at the eastern end of [[Lake Erie]] and and the south end of the [[Niagara River]]. The metropolitan population is 1.2 million people, up from lows in the 1960's when St. Lawrence Seaway was opened changing the flow of trade and the rust belt reorganization of manufacturing jobs. Buffalo is joined by the Peace Bridge to [[Canada]], and by the | + | '''Buffalo''', is the second largest city of [[New_York|New York State]]. Buffalo is located in the north west corner of the state, at the eastern end of [[Lake Erie]] and and the south end of the [[Niagara River]]. The metropolitan population is 1.2 million people, up from lows in the 1960's when St. Lawrence Seaway was opened changing the flow of trade and the rust belt reorganization of manufacturing jobs. Buffalo is joined by the Peace Bridge to [[Canada]], and by the [[Erie Canal]] to the [[Hudson River]], and ultimately the [[Atlantic Ocean]]. |
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Buffalo, is the second largest city of New York State. Buffalo is located in the north west corner of the state, at the eastern end of Lake Erie and and the south end of the Niagara River. The metropolitan population is 1.2 million people, up from lows in the 1960's when St. Lawrence Seaway was opened changing the flow of trade and the rust belt reorganization of manufacturing jobs. Buffalo is joined by the Peace Bridge to Canada, and by the Erie Canal to the Hudson River, and ultimately the Atlantic Ocean.