Cayuga Lake Entrance
River Road, Cayuga County, NY 13034, United States of America
Cayuga Lake Entrance
is a minor waterways place
at the junction of
the New York State Canal System (Cayuga - Seneca Canal, Main Line)
with
the New York State Canal System (Cayuga - Seneca Canal, Cayuga Lake).
Seneca Inlet (End of lake at Watkins Glen)
is on
the New York State Canal System (Cayuga - Seneca Canal, Seneca Lake),
49.60 miles
and 3 locks
to the south.
Erie - Cayuga-Seneca East Junction (Junction of the Erie and Cayuga-Seneca Canals)
is on
the New York State Canal System (Erie Canal),
5.27 miles
and 1 lock
to the north.
Cayuga Inlet (End of the lake and access to Ithaca )
is on
the New York State Canal System (Cayuga - Seneca Canal, Cayuga Lake),
37.50 miles
to the southeast.
The nearest place in the direction of Seneca Inlet is Highway 89 Bridge;
1.67 miles
away.
The nearest place in the direction of Erie - Cayuga-Seneca East Junction is Cayuga Lock CS1;
0.35 miles
away.
Mooring here is unrated.
| New York State Canal System (Cayuga - Seneca Canal, Main Line) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Bridge Street Bridge (Seneca) | 5.30 miles | |
| Ovid Street Bridge | 4.99 miles | |
| Seneca Falls Locks (CS2, CS3) | 4.17 miles | |
| Hyatt Road Railway Bridge | 2 miles | |
| Highway 89 Bridge | 1.67 miles | |
| Cayuga Lake Entrance | ||
| Cayuga Lock CS1 | 0.35 miles | |
| Auburn Road Bridge | 1.66 miles | |
| Governor Thomas E. Dewey Thruway Bridge | 4.72 miles | |
| Cayuga-Seneca Entrance | 4.97 miles | |
| New York State Canal System (Cayuga - Seneca Canal, Cayuga Lake) | ||
| Cayuga Lake Entrance | ||
| Cayuga Inlet | 37.50 miles | |
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