Category:Architecture of Buffalo, New York
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- 1–25
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- 26–50
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- 51–75
- Anaheim
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- Pittsburgh
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- St. Louis
- Tampa
- 76–100
- Baton Rouge
- Boise
- Buffalo
- Fort Wayne
- Madison
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- Toledo
- >100 (former top 50 and still over 100.000)
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- Cities in New York State
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- ‒ Central New York
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- New York City
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- Batavia
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- ‒ Hudson Valley
- Kingston
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- ‒ Mohawk Valley
- Rome
- Utica
- ‒ North Country
- Plattsburgh
- ‒ Southern Tier
- Binghamton
- Elmira
- ‒ Western New York
- Buffalo
- Jamestown
- Lackawanna
- Lockport
- Niagara Falls
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Subcategories
This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.