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The 16 pages that link to Buffalo, New York, each with the reason it gives.

• Erie CanalBroader topic: Its position at the canal's western terminus helped it grow into a major inland port.

• ClevelandCompared with: Buffalo shares Cleveland’s Great Lakes setting and industrial past, but occupies the lake’s opposite end.

• Lake-effect snowBroader topic: Its location places it near the downwind end of some Lake Erie snowbands.

• Grain elevatorBroader topic: Buffalo’s canal and lake traffic fostered early commercial grain elevators.

• Rust BeltBroader topic: Its history links Great Lakes transport, manufacturing, and population loss.

• Grover ClevelandRelated: Cleveland built his legal and political career in Buffalo before becoming a national figure.

• Millard FillmoreRelated: Fillmore settled in Buffalo and built his legal and political career there.

• Buffalo wingNarrower topic: The dish takes its name from the city where its origin is usually placed.

• Gerty CoriRelated: The Coris moved there in 1922, where Gerty worked at the State Institute for the Study of Malignant Diseases.

• Harold ArlenRelated: Arlen was born in Buffalo and began his musical life there.

• Tim RussertRelated: Russert’s Buffalo upbringing and enduring local ties became prominent parts of his public identity.

• Carl Ferdinand CoriRelated: After emigrating to the United States, Cori began his research career at the State Institute for the Study of Malignant Diseases in Buffalo.

• New York State Canal SystemRelated: The Erie Canal’s western terminus helped Buffalo grow into a major lake port.

• Rick JamesRelated: James grew up in Buffalo and drew on its local music scene.

• Katharine CornellRelated: Cornell was born in Buffalo, where her early life began before her theatrical career.

• Wolf BlitzerRelated: Blitzer was born in Buffalo in 1948.