2019 Map of Buffalo NE

About this map

Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site serves as a prominent landmark in this urban landscape of Buffalo, highlighting the city's significant role in American political history. This 2019 survey captures the dense residential and institutional fabric of the northeast metropolitan area, extending through Kenmore, Amherst, and Williamsville. The map illustrates a concentration of religious and memorial history, particularly evident in the cluster of burial grounds such as the United German and French Cem, Saint Stanislaus Roman Catholic Cem, and the expansive Forest Lawn Cem. Educational centers are central to the region's character, including the State University of New York University at Buffalo and Canisius College. The natural drainage of Scajaquada Cr and Ellicott Creek provides a hydrological contrast to the grid-heavy neighborhoods of Snyder, Eggertsville, and Cheektowaga.