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Oatka Cr**** (/oʊˈætkə/ oh-AT-kə) is the
third longest tributary of the
Genesee River,
located entirely in the
Western New York
region of the U.S. state...
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several industrial plants, a hotel, two schools, a church, mines,
three Oatka Cr**** bridges, a dam and millpond, a
barrel factory, and a
number of general...
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Oatka Cr**** Park, part of the
Monroe County park system, lies near the
center of the Town of
Wheatland in New York. The park is
bounded on the east by...
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built through Scottsville, the name of the
depot was
changed to
Oatka,
named for
Oatka Cr****,
which flows into the
nearby Genesee River. In 1902, the "State...
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northern part of the town,
intersecting NY-237
north of the Thruway.
Oatka Cr****,
Black Cr****, and
Bigelow Cr****
cross the town. As of the
census of...
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replica of the
Statue of
Liberty located on
Wolcott Street on the
banks of
Oatka cr****.
According to the
United States Census Bureau, the town has a total...
- the town of Wheatland,
Monroe County, New York,
United States,
south of
Oatka Cr**** on NY 36 and
south of the
terminus of NY 383. The
First Baptist Church...
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newspaper (defunct 1993). Le Roy is the
birthplace of Jell-O. Le Roy
holds the
Oatka Festival every summer, the
tradition originating in 1989. This festival...
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severe adverse weather in the
latter 1850s. The
Romanta T.
Miller House and
Oatka Cemetery were
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places in 2014...
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Canaseraga Cr**** to
Oatka Cr****,
excluding Beards,
Conesus and
Cayuga Cr****
Honeoye Cr****s Mud Cr****
Murder Cr**** Oak
Orchard Cr****
Oatka Cr****
Ransom Cr****...
