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New York
Located on Lake Erie, New York, Lake Erie - Buffalo Area real estate is a relatively large market for lake homes and lake lots.
On average, there are around 40 lake homes for sale in the Lake Erie - Buffalo Area, and around 10 lake lots and land parcels. Lake Erie - Buffalo Area represents approximately 31% of the listings on Lake Erie, New York.
The lake area has 799 miles of shoreline.
About Lake Erie - Buffalo Area
Fourth-Largest Lake in the World
Covering over six million acres of surface area, Lake Erie is one of the largest lakes in the world. It reaches depths up to 210 feet and has over 700 miles of shoreline.
Buffalo, New York
The Buffalo area of Lake Erie has so much to offer. Residents have the convenience of a big city, and all of the useful amenities it offers while still enjoying the lake life.
The Buffalo area is also extremely close to Niagara Falls, a world-famous destination with breathtaking views.
The town of Buffalo itself has a lot of activities to enjoy such as annual events, museums, parks, and even the Buffalo Zoo.
History
Lake Erie has a rich history dating back hundreds of years. The lake got its name from a Native American group called The Erie Tribe from the southern edge of the lake.
Lake Life in the City
The best part about living in this area of Lake Erie is that you get to enjoy all that lake life has to offer while living near the big city of Buffalo.
Lake Overview
- 799mi. of Shoreline
- 62ft. Avg. Depth
- 210ft. Deepest Depth
- Shoreline Borders State Park (Some)
National Park (Some) - Ownership Public
- Acreage 6,342,400
- Public Boat Ramps 2
Information
- Counties: Erie County
- Fish: Brown Trout, Northern Pike, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye
- Condos available (Yes)
- Notable events: St. Patrick's Day Parade, Buffalo River Fest
- Sailing clubs: Buffalo Yacht Club
- Interesting facts: Lake Erie is the warmest and the most biologically productive of the Great Lakes.
- Known for: One of the five Great Lakes.
- History: in 1833 a Lake Erie crossing was used for fugitive slaves to seek freedom into Canada.
- Landmarks: Liberty Building
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