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Genesee River Written by Paula Long    The Genesee River is 157 miles long, and flows northward from Genesee, Pennsylvania to Lake Ontario. The River provided power to many flour mills in Rochester during the 1800's.  Genesee River   Genesee River maps and information: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Genesee River information Map of the Genesee River Watershed Large map of the Genesee River from Wikipedia Encylopedia Brittanica Last Updated ( Tuesday, 28 April 2009 )   < Prev   Next > [ Back ]