Monroe County

Monroe County, situated in western New York, encompasses a diverse blend of urban and suburban landscapes, offering a dynamic environment for residents and visitors alike. Anchored by the city of Rochester, the county boasts a rich cultural scene, educational institutions, and a strong economy. The county’s suburban areas provide a balance between city amenities and a quieter lifestyle. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the shores of Lake Ontario, numerous parks, and the historic Erie Canal. Monroe County’s thriving arts and entertainment scene includes theaters, museums, and festivals. With a mix of urban vibrancy and natural beauty, Monroe County offers a wide array of experiences, from bustling city life to outdoor adventures, making it a region that caters to a diverse range of interests.

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Downtown Rochester 1960

By 1960, significant progress had been made on the Rochester Interloop, also known as the moat encircling Downtown Rochester. Much of the interloop had been completed or was under construction, a configuration that remains largely intact to this day.

Downtown Rochester 1960

Rochester – Percent Impervious Surface

Where is the concrete jungle in Monroe County? Go to Downtown Rochester to find the most densly populated areas with the most concrete, asphalt and buildings.

Fairport Road Cloverleaf

The Fairport Road cloverleaf is one of several that have been removed from the Rochester area highway system to reduce crashes πŸ’₯ and make room for additional development, πŸ—οΈ in this case the Monroe County Community College πŸŽ“.

Fairport Road Cloverleaf

Wegmans vs. Price Chopper

There is definitive line between Wegmans versus Price Chopper in New York State, though it gets a bit messy in Syracuse and Binghamton.

I think Price Chopper sells Pop in Syracuse. But that's one of the few places it does, I don't know if Wegmans sells Soda anywhere.

 

Wegmans vs. Price Chopper