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The New York River Map marks the several rivers, lakes and streams flowing through the state. Mohawk River, Hudson River and Genesee River are some of the notable rivers of the State of New York. River Hudson flows over an area of 13, 370 square miles and runs at a length of 306 miles. River Mohawk drains into Hudson. Black, Oswego and Genesee are some of the prominent rivers of the western and central region of New York that drain into Lake Ontario. The New York State Map indicates the accurate location of the rivers and natural lakes of the state. The State of New York has 6,713 numbers of natural lakes, ponds and reservoirs. New York encompasses 1,745 square miles of total inland water area. Oneida is the biggest lake of New York. Placid Lake, Finger Lake, George Lake, Otsego Lake and Champlain Lake are some of the other prominent lakes of the State of New York. New York has 9,767 miles of total shoreline. New York has 10 fresh water lakes. Champlain Lake of the County of Essex encompasses total area of 490 square miles. The Niagara Falls beside the Niagara River flows at an average rate of 60,000 hectoliters per second.
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