- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 62 in Pittsford
- Macedon and Palmyra, NY
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 59 in Newark
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 56 in Lyons
- The Lyons Aqueduct in Lyons
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 54 in Lock Berlin
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 53 west of Clyde
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 52 in Port Byron
- The Centreport Aqueduct just west of
Weedsport
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 51 just west of Jordan
- The Jordan Aqueduct in Jordan
- Camillus Erie Canal Park and
The Nine Mile Creek Aqueduct
- The Old Erie Canal State Historic Park from
DeWitt to Rome, including:
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 36 and Barge Canal
Lock No. E-17 at Little Falls
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 33 near St. Johnsville
- The Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site
- The Rexford Aqueduct, east of Schenectady
- Other Traces of the Erie Canal --
Not all old Erie Canal structures are maintained by the State of
New York or historical groups. Some suffer from benign neglect, and just slowly
deteriorate.
Some are used as dumps. Some are in private hands and are utilized however the owner
wishes.
This page illustrates some of these traces.
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 65 -- Rochester, N.Y.
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 61 -- Macedon, NY
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 58 -- Newark, N.Y.
- Seneca River Aqueduct -- Montezuma, N.Y.
- Port Byron Aqueducts -- Port Byron, N.Y.
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 50 -- Camillus, N.Y.
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 40 -- Jacksonburg, N.Y.
- Castle Creek Aqueduct -- Indian Castle, N.Y.
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 35 -- Indian Castle, N.Y.
- Otsquago Creek Aqueduct -- Fort Plain, N.Y.
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 32 -- Fort Plain, N.Y.
- Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 31 -- Sprakers, NY
- Vanished Traces -- Some remnants of the
Erie Canal survived for some time after being abandoned,
but later succumbed to commercial growth, road, building, etc.
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