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Buffalo River AOC Boundary Map

Buffalo River AOC Boundary Map

The Buffalo River AOC extends along the historically industrialized portion of the river, beginning at the mouth of the River and continuing approximately 6 miles upstream to the Bailey Avenue Bridge. It also contains the entire 1.4-mile City Ship Canal, located adjacent to the river.  A large extent of the Buffalo River and City Ship Canal within the AOC boundary is designated as a federal navigation channel, which is maintained and routinely dredged by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to a depth of 22 to 23 feet below low water datum. 

More on the Buffalo River AOC

The following files are available for download:

  • Buffalo River AOC Shapefile (zip)
  • Buffalo River AOC Boundary Map (kmz)
  • Buffalo River AOC Boundary Map (pdf) (940.94 KB)
  • Buffalo River Boundary KMZ Metadata (pdf) (212.83 KB)

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Last updated on August 20, 2024
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