Domestic and International Relocation Services
Our Relocation Team of Specialists offer personalized attention and individual counseling to transferred employees. No matter where you're moving, MJ Peterson Domestic and International Relocation Services have all the right connections to make your move a smooth one.
We offer a select menu of services:
- Area tours of Buffalo/Niagara Region
- Access to current market and industry information
- Assistance in relocation for your spouse, partner, or relative
- Home inspections and Home Warranty Services
- Household goods movement by nationally recognized transportation companies
- Partnership with the nation's largest and most respected mortgage brokers
- Assisting Corporate Clients with group moves
- Help with rental and corporate housing with more than 3,000 units in locations across WNY
- Individualized school kits and school district ratings
- Online information to connect you with local school officials, agencies, mechanics, etc.
- All the advantages of a single point of contact for relocation services, offering you local contacts... and international connections
- Highly trained team of Relocation Specialists
Please see below for an overview of all that the Buffalo area has to offer!
Amherst
In 2011, Amherst Was Named 100 Best Communities For Young People
Nestled in the westernmost part of New York State, Amherst is a stone’s throw away from Niagara Falls and within driving distance of skiing and snowboarding. Those are perks for residents who put up with over 90 inches of snowfall a year. Amherst is home to a sizable community of empty nesters and retirees (35% are 50 or older). There are some major employers here, such as Kaleida Health and the University of Buffalo.
School Systems
- Amherst Central School District
- Sweet Home Central School District
- Williamsville Central School District
Youth Programs
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Buffalo
- Clearfield Youth Center
- Harlem Road Community Center
- Harlem Road Youth Center
- Williamsville Youth Center
- Youth & Family Center at the Ice Center
Zip Code(s): 14051, 14068, 14221, 14226, 14228
This information and more about Amherst can be found here.
Aurora
History
The Town of Aurora as a government was founded in 1818, fourteen years after the first settler Jabez Warren obtained a contract from the Holland Land Company for 1,443 acres and made it his family’s home in 1804. Previously, Native Americans lived in the area. The town is 36 square miles with a current population of approximately 14,000, which includes the Village of East Aurora, the hamlets of Jewettville, Griffins Mills, West Falls and a portion of South Wales.
Aurora is also well known for its contribution to the turn-of-the-century Arts & Crafts movement, led by Elbert Hubbard, who founded the Roycroft Community at the corners of Main and South Grove Streets. The Roycroft artisans are still recognized today for their hand crafted works and the 14-building campus is a National Landmark that attracts people from around the world.
Zip Code(s): 13026
This information and more about the Township of Aurora can be found here.
Buffalo
Buffalo Is A City Rich With Culture And History.
From the inspired architecture of the “Avenue of the Presidents” to our exciting championship sports teams to our famous art collections and exhibits, Buffalo shines. As an “All America City,” a gateway to one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World, and a center of commercial development and cultural activity, Buffalo inspires. And with a new master plan for our schools, our newly designed award-winning airport, and innovative efforts to bring the region’s economy to a new level, Buffalo moves.
Buffalo can stake claim to some incredible history that helped shape our nation. Head to the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site to see where America’s 26th president took the oath of office, learn about Buffalo’s role as western terminus of the Erie Canal at the Erie Canal Harbor, and discover Buffalo’s industrial, ethnic and Native American heritage at the Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society.
Education
Buffalo Public Schools
The Buffalo School District is regarded as one of the premiere urban school systems in New York State. Serving 34,000 students in nearly 60 facilities, the district strives to bring exemplary teaching practices and unparalleled opportunities to its diverse student population.
Western New York Contains Many Fine Colleges And Universities.
- Bryant and Stratton
- Buffalo State College
- Canisius College
- Daemen College
- D’Youville College
- Erie Community College
- Hilbert College
- Houghton College
- ITT Technical Institute
- Medaille College
- State University of New York at Buffalo
- Villa Maria College
Zip Code(s): 14201, 14202, 14203, 14204, 14205, 14206, 14207, 1408, 14209, 14210, 14211, 14212, 14213, 14214, 14215, 14216, 14217, 14218, 14219, 14220, 14221, 14222, 14223, 14224, 14225, 14226, 14227, 14228, 14231, 14233, 14240, 14241, 14260, 14261, 14263, 14264, 14265, 14267, 14269, 14270, 14272, 14273, 14276, 14280
This information and more about Buffalo can be found here.
Cheektowaga
Our name, Cheektowaga, is derived from an Erie-Seneca Indian word meaning ?land of the crabapple.?? We invite you to learn more about our family-friendly and culturally diverse community and then come see for yourself all we have to offer.? We’re sure you’ll find Cheektowaga to be a town with a quality of life that is second to none!
As One of the largest towns in New York State, Cheektowaga is centrally located in Western New York. We are a first-ring suburb of the City of Buffalo, with a population of about 88,226 residents, as determined by the 2010 US Census. The Village of Sloan and a portion of the Village of Depew are located within our borders.
Zip Code(s): 14225, 14227
This information and more about Cheektowaga can be found here.
Clarence
Since its establishment, Clarence has progressed from an isolated, heavily forested wilderness inhabited by a few sturdy pioneers to a thriving suburban town. Named from the English House, of Clarence the Town was established as the first township in Erie County on March 11, 1808. It contains more than 52 square miles and, while it has not incorporated villages, it is comprised of communities of Clarence, Harris Hill, Clarence Center, and Wolcottsburg as well as parts of the hamlets of Swormville, East Amherst and Millersport.
The Historic Preservation Commission is devoted to protecting and enhancing the landmarks and historic districts which represent distinctive elements of the Town of Clarence’s historic, architectural, social, economic, and cultural heritage. Through the preservation of local historic landmarks the Commission intends to foster civic pride in the accomplishments of the past, protect the Town’s attractiveness to visitors, and promote the use of historic districts and landmarks for the education, pleasure and welfare of our residents. Ultimately, preservation efforts help to insure the harmonious, orderly, efficient growth and development of the Town, while safeguarding the crucial historic, aesthetic and cultural heritage as embodied and reflected in such landmarks.
Zip Code(s): 14031
This information and more about Clarence can be found here.
Depew
The Village Of Unexcelled Opportunity
The Village of Depew is unique to the area in that it straddles two townships: Transit Road divides the village: those living east of Transit are residents of the Town of Lancaster, those living to the west are residents of the Town of Cheektowaga.
Depew is the proud home to 16,629 residents and many small and large businesses. This historic village, incorporated in 1894 as a railroad town, is one of the largest villages in Western New York. We are situated just 10 miles east of the City of Buffalo.
Zip Code(s): 14043
This information and more about Depew can be found here.
East Aurora
Founded in 1804, and incorporated 1874, the Village of East Aurora’s rich history remains an integral part of its present-day character. Located just 25 miles from downtown Buffalo and 45 minutes from Niagara Falls, East Aurora has been home to interesting individuals, including U.S. President Millard Fillmore and Elbert Hubbard, the Roycroft Arts & Crafts movement and international companies, such as Fisher-Price Toys.
Attractions
Explore & More Children’s Museum – That Place Explore & More is the fun museum designed for the many ways kids learn. The museum features hands-on interactive exhibits and programs for children ages one to ten.
Hawk Creek Wildlife Center – Hawk Creek is one of the largest not-for-profit educational outreach and raptor rehabilitation facilities in New York State. Through over 2500 education programs and 500 animal patients each year, Hawk Creek reconnects humans to the natural world and inspires an appreciation of nature.
Roycroft Campus – Elbert Hubbard and his Roycroft Renaissance continue to blossom in East Aurora and throughout the country. A National Historic landmark since 1986, the fourteen-building (9 public) Roycroft Campus attracts thousands annually through today’s similarly inspired artists and artisans.
Time Warner Cable Classic Rink – On January 1, 2008 history was made in Orchard Park, NY. Ralph Wilson Stadium hosted the first ever outdoor NHL game in the United States. The NHL “Winter Classic” game matched the Buffalo Sabres against the Pittsburgh Penguins before a record-setting crowd of 71,217.
Vidler’s 5 & 10 Store – Take a step back in time as you enjoy the atmosphere of an old five and dime. Family owned since 1930, the circa 1890 building features yarn, needlecraft, housewares, crafts, a frame & card shop and a toy counter.
Zip Code(s): 14052
This information and more about East Aurora can be found here.
Elma
The Town of Elma was split from the Towns of Aurora and Lancaster. Encompassing 36 square miles with two major waterways, the Buffalo Creek and Cazenovia Creek, Elma sits squarely in the center of Erie County and can safely call itself the Heart of Erie County. Over 11,317 residents call Elma home, as does Iroquois Central School, one of Western New Yorks top rated school systems, and Elma Meadows Golf Course, one of Erie Countys top public courses. Residents enjoy spending time with their family and friends at two of Elma’s parks, the Elma Village Green and Creek Road Park. There are also athletic fields, a Senior Center, Town Museum, and Public Library.
Elma has a vibrant business community anchored by large firms like Moog Valve, Steuben Foods, and Servotronics. Its heart is a retail plaza in the center of Town, several restaurants scattered throughout the Town, and many small businesses that provide residents with a multitude of services.
While farming has been the backbone of agriculture, horse farms are becoming more prevalent. Nurseries and greenhouse operations also provide great greenery and color, they also provide the stock for several larger nurseries in the area.
There is a wealth of treasures in Elma, some historic, some educational, and others just plain fun. If you take the time to learn more about Elma, you will find out why Elma is such a great place to live and raise a family.
Zip Code(s): 14059
This information and more about Elma can be found here.
Grand Island
A Grand Place To Live!
Since the 1700’s Grand Island has been a resort, a lumber town, a colonial battleground, part of the City of Buffalo and part of nearby Town of Tonawanda. Grand Island claimed its “independence” in 1852, and aside from appreciating our history, we haven’t looked back. Today, we are home to over 20,000 residents, two state parks, Grand Island Central Schools, churches of many denominations and hundreds of thriving businesses, ranging from small stores to major corporations employing 500 people or more. Grand Island is home to multiple marinas and enjoys many water activities including sailing, fishing, kayaking and boating during the summer months!
Grand Island is halfway between Buffalo and Niagara Falls, NY. 55% of the population of the U.S. lives within 500 miles of Grand Island, making us a perfectly located Northeast hub. Also, the four major points of Canadian access are no more than 20 minutes away.
Buckhorn Island State Park
Buckhorn Island State Park nature preserve, 895 acres of marsh, meadows and woods and the last vestige of once vast marshlands and meadows that bordered the Niagara River, is classified as a park preserve. The public is welcome to walk the nature trails, hike, bike, kayak, canoe, fish and cross-country ski in the park. Ongoing restoration continues to re-establish wetland cover and water levels and increase the diversity of native flora and fauna. The ongoing restoration plan includes increasing public access with more non-intrusive trails, overlooks and bird watching blinds.
Beaver Island State Park
Beaver Island State Park is located at the south end of Grand Island in the upper Niagara River. The 950 acre park has a half-mile sandy beach for swimming, adjacent 80 slip marina with both seasonal and transient boat slips, fishing access, car-top boat launch, multiple canoe/kayak launches, bike and nature trails, nature center, playgrounds, picnic areas, athletic fields, horseshoe pits, an 18 hole championship disc golf course, an 18-hole championship golf course. Also located in the park is the River Lea house and museum, home to the Grand Island Historical Society. In winter, visitors can snowmobile by permit, cross-country ski, snowshoe, sled or ice fish. Water fowl hunting is allowed in season by permit. Beaver Island Clubhouse has banquet and catering facilities.
Zip Code(s): 14072
This information and more can about Grand Island can be found here.
Hamburg
…The Town That Friendship Built!
Hamburg is located on the shores of Lake Erie, just 20 minutes south of the City of Buffalo. In addition to providing excellent recreational options, we offer ample shopping and fine dining. Because of our suburb schools, safe neighborhoods and business opportunities, we know you’ll find Hamburg a fine place to grow a family or business.
Residents find employment in industrial and service industries within the Town and Metropolitan Buffalo. Police and fire protection, along with highway, sanitation, recreation, sewage services and facilities, are provided for the area by the Town under the supervision of the Town Board. The Villages of Blasdell and Hamburg are contained within the Town’s boundaries. Minutes away from Hamburg, you have Canada and Niagara Falls to the North; winery tours, Amish Country and the Chautauqua Institute to the South; ski resorts and amusement parks to the East and over 9,000 square miles of fishing, boating and water sports to the west.
Hamburg Fair Grounds
The Hamburg Fairgrounds and Casino, a popular attraction for the Western New York region. The Erie County Fair is a fair held in Hamburg, New York every August. It is the second largest fair in New York topped only by Great New York State Fair, and the third largest county fair in the United States, often drawing over one million in attendance.
Woodlawn Beach State Park
Located on the shores of Lake Erie in Blasdell, NY. Operated by the Town of Hamburg Youth, Recreation, and Senior Services Department, Woodlawn Adventure Camp offers swimming, canoeing, paddleboating, hiking, bounce houses, sports, team games, beach fun, arts & crafts projects, science & nature activities, special event days, and field trips.
Zip Code(s): 14075
This information and more about Hamburg can be found here
Lancaster
The Town of Lancaster is located in Erie County, in Western New York State, about eleven miles east of downtown Buffalo. The town measures slightly more than six miles north/south and six miles east/west for an area of 37 square miles. About 40,000 inhabitants call the town home. Lancaster is part of the 26th U.S. Congressional District and the 59th New York State Senate District. A five member Town Board administers the town, presided over by the Town Supervisor.
Today, the town and its two villages, Lancaster and Depew, are among the safest communities in the nation. They provide a wide range of real estate choices, social and cultural opportunities, with extensive services for the youth and elderly. Residents are employed in a diverse economy. Unemployment in Lancaster is among the lowest in the Buffalo Metropolitan area, reflecting both the strength of local companies, and the access to a growing diversity of employers within easy traveling distance.
Lancaster is drained by seven streams flowing from east to west. The watersheds are from north to south: Ellicott Creek; Scajaquada Creek; Spring Creek; Plumb Bottom Creek; Cayuga Creek: Little Buffalo Creek; and various branches of Slate Bottom Creek. Ellicott and Cayuga Creeks carry the greatest volume as they originate in the hills of Genesee and Wyoming counties.
Parks And Recreation
- Westwood Park
- Westwood Memorial Garden
- Walden Pond Park
- Keysa Town Park
- Meadow Lea Park
Zip Code(s): 14086
This information and more about Lancaster can be found here.
Lewiston
Lewiston was the birthplace of the world famous Niagara Falls about 12,000 years ago, near the present location of Artpark. Since then, the power of Niagara Falls has eroded south through seven miles of solid rock. You can see the path the Falls has taken by following the Niagara Gorge which begins in Lewiston. Lewiston was the first European settlement in Western New York. During the 1600s and 1700s, when the French and British traders settled in the area, Lewiston was instrumental in the development of the Great Lakes region because of its strategic location.
It is situated on the Niagara River, across the river from Canada. The river is about 1500 feet wide. Actually, the world famous Niagara Falls started in Lewiston 12,000 years and has eroded south 7 miles since then. So when you look at the Niagara River from Lewiston, you are really looking at water that has already gone over Niagara Falls and is flowing north to Lake Ontario and eventually to the Atlantic Ocean. Today, about 3000 people live in the Village of Lewiston, and 16,000 people live in the Town of Lewiston which surrounds the Village.
Education
The Town of Lewiston is situated in the Lewiston-Porter and Niagara-Wheatfield School Districts. Both districts offer elementary, middle, and high school. Town residents may also choose from several private education institutions. Niagara University and Niagara Community College offer continuing education.
Zip Code(s): 14092
This information and more about Lewiston can be found here.
Lockport
The City and Town of Lockport, NY quite literally grew from the banks of that nineteenth century engineering marvel, the Erie Canal. Today, Lockport is a friendly community with rich, historic roots. We seek to blend the old with the new to preserve the past as well as move ahead with the changing times. Lockport, New York is located in the center of Niagara County approximately 18 miles east of Niagara Falls USA.
The Niagara Frontier, traditionally a major center for industry and commerce, has become significant for its range of moderate to light and research-oriented manufacturing as well as heavy industrial. To enhance our status, from its inception, the U.S. and Canadian Free Trade Agreement has produced a significant impact on our local business economy. Its total economic benefits to the Western New York region will continue to be realized well into the twenty-first century. The State University of New York at Buffalo has positioned itself as a global institution for research and development in medical, manufacturing, and industrial technology.
The Town of Lockport puts you right in the heart of it all. We’re situated within 500 miles of 55% of the American population and 55% of its manufacturing activity. In addition, we have access to 62% of the Canadian population and 80% of its manufacturing activity.
Attractions
Niagara USA Wine Trail
The Niagara Escarpment and Lake Ontario have created a unique microclimate suitable for the production of World Class Wines. Experience the beautiful countryside of this area as you spend the day traveling from one winery to another.
Lockport Locks & Erie Canal Cruises
Experience a unique, narrated two-hour cruise which includes “locking through” and being raised the 49-foot elevation of the Niagara Escarpment in the only double set of locks on the Erie Canal. Featured on the History Channel. Cruises daily from May to October. Gift shop, free parking, and handicapped accessible.
Market Street Art Center
This renovated old factory is now home to two art galleries, thirty artist studios and one unique gift shop. Original paintings (landscapes, portraits, still life), photography, pottery, wood carving, stained glass, hand-crafted jewelry and more. Open daily and always free admission.
Zip Code(s): 14094
This information and more about Lockport can be found here.
Niagara Falls
Historically, the city was built around factories that utilized the power of the falling water for energy. Now the downtown area borders Niagara Falls State Park affording a close-up view of the American, Horseshoe and Bridal Veil Falls.
By the end of the 19th century, the city was a heavy industrial area, due in no small part to the huge power potential offered by the swiftly flowing Niagara River. There were many industries in Niagara Falls that used the power of the mighty Niagara River. Tourism was considered a secondary niche, while industry was the main producer of jobs and economic backbone.
Zip Code(s): 14301, 14302, 14303, 14304, 14305
This information and more about Niagara Falls can be found here.
Orchard Park
In the years since our beginnings, Orchard Park has seen many changes, yet we could still be considered somewhat rural with our many farms and expanses of land. We enjoy a superior centralized school system, many cultural opportunities such as the Orchard Park Symphony, the summer Pavilion, and the Quaker Arts Festival, and a generally serene lifestyle. The labors and dedication to duty of all of our pioneers cannot be overestimated. They transformed a vast wilderness into a lovely community. They brought with them an estimable work ethic, a strong sense of fairness, and a spirit of community harmony. They also left us a legacy of graceful, functional landmarks built as their residences, churches, and public places, and which now speak to us of their culture, life style, and values. Their architectural vestiges give character to our tranquil byways and have served to inspire modern likenesses. Yes, the footprints of our pioneers left an indelible impression on the character of our community, an impression nourished by discerning continued cultivation of nature’s garden as we look to the future.
Ralph Wilson Stadium
The home stadium of the NFL’s Buffalo Bills lies on the edge of the town.
Chestnut Ridge Park
A popular county park with a wide range of activities is located in the south section of the town of Orchard Park on Chestnut Ridge Road.
Zip Code(s): 14127
This information and more about Orchard Park can be found here.
Pendleton
Live, Work, Explore, Find.
The town of Pendleton was erected April 16, 1827, previous to which date it constituted a part of Niagara. It is bounded on the south by Tonawanda Creek, and is the central one of the six towns that touch the southern bounds of the county.
The Town of Pendleton extends from the central part of Niagara County, New York State, to the southern boundary which is Tonawanda Creek. The town straddles the Erie Canal. The town enjoys a mixture of residential and agricultural areas. The surface of the town is level or gently undulating; in the southern part, its boundary is Tonawanda Creek. Sawyer Creek crosses the west part. The Erie Canal runs generally in the northeasterly direction throughout the Town of Pendleton.
Pendleton Town Park is the main park, consisting of approximately 22 acres, located off Campbell Blvd., surrounding the Pendleton Town Hall. The park has several baseball diamonds, batting cages, tennis courts, play ground and fitness equipment, covered pavilions with picnic tables and barbecue grills.
The Town Of Pendleton School Districts:
Colleges And Universities
Nearby Niagara County Community College, Niagara University and the University of Buffalo offer specialized degrees and continuing education for full and part-time students.
Zip Code(s): 14094, 14120, 14132
This information and more about Pendleton can be found here.
Tonawanda
A Great Place To Live, Work And Play!
Mission Statement
- Provide the highest quality services, programs, facilities and environment at the most reasonable cost
- Promote stable, safe, peaceful, environmentally-friendly and attractive neighborhoods
- Promote opportunities for business to invest and locate
Beautiful, tree-lined streets and comfortable homes are the hallmarks of life in the Town of Tonawanda. Residents of established neighborhoods, as well as more recently developed areas, share a common pride in home ownership. From spacious mansions to more modest homes, town residents reflect the same concern for the appearance of their community.
There is something for everyone in the town, from bridge tournaments and baseball to neighborhood cookouts and charitable efforts. Everyone seems to find an outlet for doing their own thing within a community of such varied interests. Many of the town’s residents have elected to enjoy the advantages of living in the town during their retirement years.
Zip Code(s): 14150
This information and more about Tonawanda can be found here.
West Seneca
West Seneca is a town in Erie County, New York, United States. The population was 45,920 at the 2000 census. West Seneca is a centrally-located interior town of the county, and a suburb of Buffalo. West Seneca, Orchard Park and Hamburg form the inner “Southtowns”, a cluster of middle-class suburban towns.
- Town of West Seneca population: 44,711
- Town Flower: Marigold
- Town Tree: Eleye Crabapple
The town is home to the Charles E. Burchfield Nature & Art Center. West Seneca is also the location of the 7.2 million dollar state of the art Southtowns Family YMCA? Facility that opened in 2003. A recreational bicycle and pedestrian trail tentatively named the Seneca Creek Pathway is planned.
West Seneca is home to a large number of organized recreational leagues and clubs including; West Seneca Youth Baseball, West Seneca Little Loop Football and Cheerleading,West Seneca Girls Softball Association, West Seneca Youth Hockey Association, West Seneca Soccer Club, West Seneca Competitive Swim and RGC All Star Cheerleading.
Downtown Buffalo and its cultural offerings are only 20 minutes away, while both the American and Canadian sides of Niagara Falls are about a 40 minute drive.
Zip Code(s): 14224
This information and more about West Seneca can be found here.
Wheatfield
Wheatfield is a town in Niagara County, New York, United States. The name stems from the agricultural use of the town lands, the growing of wheat. Wheatfield is the last town organized in Niagara county, and was set off from Niagara May 12. 1836. It lies on the southern boundary of the county, west of the center, and extends farther south than any other town. The Niagara River forms its southwestern boundary and Tonawanda Creek its southern. The soil is generally a clayey loam, not easy of cultivation, but productive of grains and especially of wheat; this latter fact gave the town its name. Cayuga Creek flows across the northwestern part of the town and empties into the Niagara River, and Sawyer’s Creek flows southeasterly across the southeastern part and empties into Tonawanda Creek.
Zip Code(s): 14120, 14304, 14132
This information and more about Wheatfield can be found here.
Williamsville
Williamsville village is far more than its one square mile. It is a network of values and relationships that support and affect all our lives. Our challenge is to arrive at common goals of what we can do today individually and collectively.
The Village of Williamsville was incorporated in 1850 and is one of over 550 incorporated Villages chartered by the State of New York. It encompasses an irregular square mile, most of which lies within the Town of Amherst with its southeast corner in the Town of Cheektowaga.
On May 9, 1983, the Village of Williamsville Board of Trustees adopted a Historic Preservation Code, the purpose of which is to promote the awareness of landmarks of historic, cultural, social and architectural significance in the Village of Williamsville and to safe guard the heritage, character and quality of life unique to the Village through the preservation of these landmarks. To date, eleven sites including the Village Meeting House and the Williamsville Water Mills have been designated as historical sites.
Zip Code(s): 14221
This information and more about Williamsville can be found here.
Wilson
The Village of Wilson is within the Town of Wilson in the northern part of the county. It was incorporated on May 11, 1858. The village has a small boat harbor for Lake Ontario that includes several marinas and boat launching facilities. Wilson Harbor and its surrounding area boasts some of the best bass, trout, and salmon fishing in Western New York.
Niagara County ranks 18th in the state for number of farms and 27th for land in agricultural production. Niagara County has 830 farms on 139,400 acres of land. The average size of a farm in the county in 168 acres. The dairy industry accounts for 26% of all the agricultural production in the county. Receipts from the dairy industry each year total $15 Million. The production of fruits and berries yields $13.6 Million in sales annually. There are 3,000 equines in Niagara County. The horse industry generates about $12.5 Million annually to the local economy.
How Does Niagara County Rank With Other Counties In NYS For Agricultural Products Grown?
Pears #1, Peaches #1, Plums & Prunes #1, Sweet Cherries #1, Tart Cherries #2, Apples #4, Corn & Grain #7, Grapes #8, Vegetables #9, Nursery & Greenhouse #11, Dairy #34.
Schools
The Wilson Central School District is located in a rural area approximately 30 miles north of Buffalo, 25 miles northeast of Niagara Falls, and adjacent to the city of Lockport. The District encompasses an area of 144 square miles including Wilson and portions of Ransomville, Newfane, Cambria, Lockport and Porter.
Zip Code(s): 14172
This information and more about Wilson can be found here.
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