
The Erie Canal anchors this survey of Western New York, cutting through the city of Lockport and defining its industrial and geographic layout. This modern record details a landscape where historical infrastructure meets suburban growth in South Lockport and northern settlements like Wrights Corners. The terrain is marked by significant hydrological features, including the winding course of Eighteenmile Creek and its East Branch, which flow through the undulating northern reaches of the county.
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