| The City of Rochester | |||
| Location |
North central Monroe County, ![[wikipedia]](https://rocwiki.org/wiki/eggheadbeta/img/inter.png){kind=small} New York |
 City of Rochester, Monroe County, NY |
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| Google map |
![[WWW]](https://rocwiki.org/wiki/eggheadbeta/img/sycamore-www.png){kind=small} Rochester |
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| Detailed map (PDF) |
Detailed map of Rochester 1 (2.5MB) |
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| Geographical Area | 37.1 sq miles | ||
| Population |
210,565 as of the 2010 census |
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| Chartered | 1834 | ||
| City website |
http://www.CityofRochester.gov/ |
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| City Hall | Rochester City Hall | ||
| Wikipedia article |
Rochester, NY |
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About
The City of Rochester is the municipal entity responsible for governing Rochester, a city in Monroe County in Western New York state on the shores of Lake Ontario.
Composed of the three branches of government, City Council, a Mayor, and Rochester City Court, the City of Rochester derives its authority from its Charter under New York State Law2.
More information about the city is available in the article on Rochester.
Neighborhoods
Parks
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Durand-Eastman Park - Monroe County Parks
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Fourth Street and Peck Street Park
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Gardens of First Unitarian Church
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Genesee Crossroads Park - Includes the Sister Cities Pedestrian Bridge
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Genesee Valley Park - Monroe County Parks - just south of UR on the riverway.
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Highland Park - Monroe County Parks
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Mayor Thomas P. Ryan, Jr. Community Center and Library
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Ontario Beach Park - Monroe County Parks
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Seneca Park - Monroe County Parks
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Pocket Parks 3
- 1Monroe County GIS
- 2Administrative Divisions in New York State - City
- 3Pocket-parks are created from former property lots and are often primarily community-maintained.
Links
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Rochester on City-Data.com - lots of useful information with extract at Demographics.
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Overview, Video & Real Estate Listings from Property Source
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2008-11-20 16:17:09 City residents can call 311 to "get quick answers and make request by dialing just one number." However, they are 0-2 in getting requests right so far with me. Both my requests were about city employees not completing a service 9refuse collection and leaf pick up) and both requests were forwarded to the correct department—but had incorrect and/or incomplete info, so I had to call again.
Either skip 311 and call the dept directly or follow up with the department after you have made the request. —BadFish
