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Q: What ocean currents affects buffalo New York?
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How does the ocean currents affect New York city?

new york doesnt have ocean currents


Is buffalo New York on the cost?

Buffalo is on Lake Erie, but not on the ocean.


Does buffalo New York borders any great lakes?

the Atlantic ocean


Are there any warm or cold water currents that affect new york?

Yes, the Labrador current (which is a cold current) affects New York


Which northeast city did not begin as a port where ocean going ships docked?

buffalo,new york


Why is Buffalo New York on a coast?

Buffalo New York is on the North Coast of the US. This coastline is formed by The Great Lakes. While not an ocean coastline, but a lake coastline, it is the same geologically speaking.


Which Northeast US city did not begin as a port where ocean going ships docked?

buffalo,new york


Is buffalo New York on a coast. why or why not?

If a coast is the shore of a sea or ocean, then Buffalo, New York, is not on a coast. It is on the shore of Lake Erie. On the otherhand if a coast is the edge of any large body of water, then Buffalo, NY is on a coast. In either case, it has direct access to the Atlantic Ocean through Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence Seaway IT ISNT ON A COAST


What is the relative location of Buffalo New York?

-Buffalo is not far from Niagara falls -buffalo is in New York


Did Grover Cleveland have any accomplishments before his presidency?

Mayor of Buffalo New York Sheriff of Buffalo New York Governor of Buffalo New York


Is Buffalo New York big?

Compared to New York City, Buffalo New York is quite small. But compared to Buffalo, Wyoming, Buffalo New York is quite large. So size of cities depends on the comparisons you use.


Is Buffalo in New York?

Buffalo NY is the second largest New York city but there is also a Buffalo in:MinnesotaIowaIllinoisIndianaKansasKentuckyMissouriMontanaNorth Dakota andOklahoma.