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Lake Erie and Lake Ontario Identified Advance LAKE ERIE AND LAKE ONTARIO IDENTIFIED ADVANCE MEASURES LOCATIONS County City/Town Street Address Property Ownership WWTP and pumps Chautauqua Dunkirk stations, Wright Park Public Dr. Wright Beach Park Chautauqua Dunkirk Public Road State Route 5 at Chautauqua Sheridan Public Eagle Bay WWTP, Central Chautauqua Silver Creek Public Avenue Chautauqua Silver Creek Central Avenue Public st Chautauqua Westfield Harbor Marina, 1 Public Street Chautauqua Hanover Exchange Street Public Lake Shore Drive Chautauqua Dunkirk Public West Erie Hamburg Lake Shore Road Public Erie Hamburg Route 5 Public Sturgeon Point Erie Evans Public Marina Niagara Porter Old Lake Road Private Niagara Porter Lake Road Private Niagara Porter Weeks Circle Private Niagara Wilson E. Lake Road Private Niagara Wilson WWTP, Ontario St. Public Niagara Newfane E. Lake Road Private Niagara Newfane Krull County Park Public Niagara Newfane Olcott Beach Park Private Niagara Newfane West Bluff Road Private/Public Niagara Somerset Lake View Drive Private Niagara Somerset Somerset Drive Private Golden Hill State Niagara Somerset Public Park Orleans Yates Smythe Lane Private Orleans Yates Petrie Lane Private Orleans Yates Pratt Lane Private Orleans Yates Peters Lane Private Orleans Yates Sunnycrest Lane Private Orleans Yates Lake Forest Road Private Oak Orchard On The Orleans Carlton Private Lake Orleans Carlton Knapp Shores Private W Brighton Cliffe Orleans Carlton Private Drive Orleans Kendall Lomond Shores Private Orleans Kendall Banner Beach Private Orleans Kendall Sunset Parkway Private Monroe Hamlin W Wautoma Beach Private Monroe Hamlin Sand Harbor Drive Private Monroe Hamlin Newco Drive Private Beechwood Park Monroe Hamlin Private Road Monroe Parma W Beach Drive Private E Wautoma Beach Monroe Parma Private Road Monroe Greece Lake Shore Drive Private Monroe Greece Edgemere Drive Private/Public Monroe Irondequoit Lake Front Private Monroe Irondequoit Turtle Rock Lane Private/Public Monroe Webster Lake Road Private Wayne Ontario Lake Road Private Wayne Williamson Lake Breeze Drive Private Wayne Williamson Lake Road Private Wayne Sodus Constant Shores Private Wayne Sodus Bay Crescent Beach Private Wayne Sodus Bay Gardenier Lane Private Wayne Sodus Point Greig Street Private/Public Wayne Sodus Point 7250 Route 14 N Private Oswego Scriba Joe Fultz Boulevard Private Oswego Richland Sandy Pond Park Public Oswego Sandy Creek Greene Point Road Private West Bay Road Cayuga Fairhaven (access road for Public/Private marinas) West Main Street Jefferson Sackets Harbor Public (town dock) St. Lawrence Ogdensburg Riverside Walk Public County City/Town Street Address Property Ownership WWTP and pumps Chautauqua Dunkirk stations, Wright Park Public Dr. Wright Beach Park Chautauqua Dunkirk Public Road State Route 5 at Chautauqua Sheridan Public Eagle Bay WWTP, Central Chautauqua Silver Creek Public Avenue Chautauqua Silver Creek Central Avenue Public st Chautauqua Westfield Harbor Marina, 1 Public Street Chautauqua Hanover Exchange Street Public Lake Shore Drive Chautauqua Dunkirk Public West Erie Hamburg Lake Shore Road Public Erie Hamburg Route 5 Public Sturgeon Point Erie Evans Public Marina Niagara Porter Old Lake Road Private Niagara Porter Lake Road Private Niagara Porter Weeks Circle Private Niagara Wilson E. Lake Road Private Niagara Wilson WWTP, Ontario St. Public Niagara Newfane E. Lake Road Private Niagara Newfane Krull County Park Public Niagara Newfane Olcott Beach Park Private Niagara Newfane West Bluff Road Private/Public Niagara Somerset Lake View Drive Private Niagara Somerset Somerset Drive Private Golden Hill State Niagara Somerset Public Park Orleans Yates Smythe Lane Private Orleans Yates Petrie Lane Private Orleans Yates Pratt Lane Private Orleans Yates Peters Lane Private Orleans Yates Sunnycrest Lane Private Orleans Yates Lake Forest Road Private Oak Orchard On The Orleans Carlton Private Lake Orleans Carlton Knapp Shores Private W Brighton Cliffe Orleans Carlton Private Drive Orleans Kendall Lomond Shores Private Orleans Kendall Banner Beach Private Orleans Kendall Sunset Parkway Private Monroe Hamlin W Wautoma Beach Private Monroe Hamlin Sand Harbor Drive Private Monroe Hamlin Newco Drive Private Beechwood Park Monroe Hamlin Private Road Monroe Parma W Beach Drive Private E Wautoma Beach Monroe Parma Private Road Monroe Greece Lake Shore Drive Private Monroe Greece Edgemere Drive Private/Public Monroe Irondequoit Lake Front Private Monroe Irondequoit Turtle Rock Lane Private/Public Monroe Webster Lake Road Private Wayne Ontario Lake Road Private Wayne Williamson Lake Breeze Drive Private Wayne Williamson Lake Road Private Wayne Sodus Constant Shores Private Wayne Sodus Bay Crescent Beach Private Wayne Sodus Bay Gardenier Lane Private Wayne Sodus Point Greig Street Private/Public Wayne Sodus Point 7250 Route 14 N Private Oswego Scriba Joe Fultz Boulevard Private Oswego Richland Sandy Pond Park Public Oswego Sandy Creek Greene Point Road Private West Bay Road Cayuga Fairhaven (access road for Public/Private marinas) West Main Street Jefferson Sackets Harbor Public (town dock) St. Lawrence Ogdensburg Riverside Walk Public LAKE ERIE AND LAKE ONTARIO ADVANCE MEASURES AT STATE PARKS County City/Town Park Name Chautauqua Irving Sunset Bay State Marine Chautauqua Brocton Lake Erie State Chautauqua Westfield Barcelona Lighthouse Erie Brandt Evangola State Park Erie Hamburg Woodlawn State Park Erie Buffalo Buffalo Harbor State Park Erie Grand Island Beaver Island State Park Niagara Barker Golden Hill State Park Niagara Wilson Wilson Tuscarora State Park Four Mile Creek Niagara Porter Campground Niagara Porter Fort Niagara State Park Niagara Lewiston Joseph Davis State Park Niagara Lewiston Artpark State Park Oak Orchard State Marine Orleans Carlton Park Orleans - Monroe Carlton-Rochester Lake Ontario State Parkway Monroe Rochester Braddock Bay Monroe Irondequoit Irondequoit Bay Wayne Huron Chimney Bluffs Cayuga Sterling Fair Haven Beach Oswego Richland Selkirk Shores State Park Sandy Island Beach State Oswego Pulaski Park Oswego Oswego Ft. Ontario State Historic Site Oswego Mexico Mexico Point Boat Launch Oswego Mexico Mexico Point State Park Jefferson Henderson Southwick Beach Jefferson Henderson Westcott Beach Jefferson Three Mile Bay Long Point Sacketts Harbor State Jefferson Sacketts Harbor Historic Site LAKE ERIE AND LAKE ONTARIO ADVANCE MEASURES AT STATE PARKS County City/Town Park Name Chautauqua Irving Sunset Bay State Marine Chautauqua Brocton Lake Erie State Chautauqua Westfield Barcelona Lighthouse Erie Brandt Evangola State Park Erie Hamburg Woodlawn State Park Erie Buffalo Buffalo Harbor State Park Erie Grand Island Beaver Island State Park Niagara Barker Golden Hill State Park Niagara Wilson Wilson Tuscarora State Park Four Mile Creek Niagara Porter Campground Niagara Porter Fort Niagara State Park Niagara Lewiston Joseph Davis State Park Niagara Lewiston Artpark State Park Oak Orchard State Marine Orleans Carlton Park Orleans - Monroe Carlton-Rochester Lake Ontario State Parkway Monroe Rochester Braddock Bay Monroe Irondequoit Irondequoit Bay Wayne Huron Chimney Bluffs Cayuga Sterling Fair Haven Beach Oswego Richland Selkirk Shores State Park Sandy Island Beach State Oswego Pulaski Park Oswego Oswego Ft. Ontario State Historic Site Oswego Mexico Mexico Point Boat Launch Oswego Mexico Mexico Point State Park Jefferson Henderson Southwick Beach Jefferson Henderson Westcott Beach Jefferson Three Mile Bay Long Point Sacketts Harbor State Jefferson Sacketts Harbor Historic Site ..
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