2016 Map of Buffalo NE

About this map

Buffalo and its northeastern suburbs reveal a landscape deeply influenced by educational institutions and sprawling memorial grounds in the mid-2010s. The northern reaches are dominated by the University at Buffalo and Daemen Coll, while central clusters of cemeteries like Mount Calvary Cem, Saint Stanislaus Cem, and Ridge Lawn Cem create a significant green-space corridor through Cheektowaga and Pine Hill. This urban-suburban transition is framed by major transit arteries including Sheridan Dr and Kensington Ave, which link established neighborhoods like Eggertsville, Snyder, and Williamsville. The map captures the dense residential grid of Kenmore and Tonawanda, contrasted with the industrial and rail-influenced southern districts near Sloan and Doyle. Notable watercourses such as Scajaquada Cr and Ellicott Creek thread through these developed areas, providing a natural counterpoint to the extensive road network.