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Black River in Town of West Turin Township, New York

Black River in Lewis County is a river. Black River also exists in Village of Lyons Falls, Town of Watson and Town of Leyden. Ⓦ.

Waterway Type
river

Streets nearby

Center Street
Community Bank
0.1 mi
Lyons Falls Road
0.1 mi
High Street
Lyons Falls Library
0.1 mi
Laura Street
0.2 mi
Community Memorial Park
0.3 mi
Fulton Street
Lyons Falls
0.3 mi
South Street
0.3 mi
Gorham Street
0.3 mi
Edgewood Drive
0.3 mi
Franklin Street
0.4 mi
South Park Entrance
0.4 mi
Park Place
0.4 mi
Dock Street
0.5 mi
Charlotte Street
0.5 mi
Markham Street
0.5 mi
McAlpine Street
0.5 mi
Bea Luck Road
0.5 mi
New Street
0.6 mi
Samson Terrace
0.6 mi
Kosterville Road
0.7 mi
Continental Circle
0.7 mi
Domick Terrace
0.7 mi
Weberville Road
0.7 mi
Belmont Street
0.8 mi
Seymour Avenue
Goulds Mill
0.9 mi
Hoskins Road
1.1 mi
Shibley Road
Kosterville, Shuetown
1.1 mi
Cherry Street
1.1 mi
Mc Donald Road
1.2 mi
Walker Road
1.2 mi
State Highway 12D
Collinsville
1.4 mi
Buneo Road
1.4 mi
Kelpytown Road
1.4 mi
Lyonsdale Road
Lyonsdale
1.4 mi
Hells Kitchen Road
1.4 mi
Turin Road
1.4 mi
River Road
1.4 mi
Davis Bridge Road
1.6 mi

Buildings nearby

Lyons Falls Hydroelectric
350 ft
Gouldtown
1.0 mi
Kosterville
1.3 mi

Dams nearby

Lyons Falls - Mill 3 Dam
200 ft
Gouldtown - Mill 5 West Channel Dam
1.0 mi
Gouldtown - Mill 5 East Channel Dam
1.1 mi

Derelict canals nearby

Black River Canal
0.3 mi

Parks nearby

Canal Basin Park
0.2 mi
Moose River Falls Swimming Area
1.1 mi

Places of worship nearby

Fisher Memorial Chapel
0.9 mi

Rivers nearby

Black River
0.1 mi
Moose River
0.4 mi
Length 194
Elevation 73 m
Located in New York
Country United States
Mouth St. Lawrence River, Lake Ontario
Tributary South Branch Black River, Beaver River, Independence River, Moose River, Deer River, Kelsey Creek, Crystal Creek, Trout Creek, Fish Creek, Cold Brook, Otter Creek, Miller Brook, Mile Creek, Kent Creek, Whetstone Creek, Negro Creek, Twin Lakes Stream, House Falls Creek, Philomel Creek, Hodge Creek, Capidon Creek
Described by Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, Meyers Konversations-Lexikon, 4th edition (1885–1890)