Lock #1: (
Satellite, they added landfill in the river to build I-787. And this is another town where the RoW of the canal is now used by Erie Blvd.)
Erie Canal overview
Historic Erie Canal
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The starting point of the Erie Canal. City Atlas of Albany Ward 9 Erie Canal Lumber District Basin 1876
The lower section shows the Lumber District Basin just before Locks that connect to the Hudson River. The alleyways were used as parking for various boat that navigated the Canal as well as load-unload cargo.
Tim Burns: Starting point was Rome.
Bob Sandore: Tim Burns I think the OP means the Eastern end of the canal, where it met the Hudson.
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The canal entered the city from the north.
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| 1893/93 Troy Quad @ 62,500 |
The many "alleyways" (slips) are marked on this map as well as the turning basin at Lock #1.
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| 1893/93 Troy and Albany Quads @ 62,500 |
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The canal came South from along the Mohawk River and then the Hudson River.
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| 1893/93 Troy and Cohoes Quads @ 62,500 |
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