Seneca - Anthony East Junction
Junction of the Seneca River and the eastern entrance to the Anthony Cut
5099 Anthony Road, Town of Clay, NY 13029, United States of America
Seneca - Anthony East Junction
is a minor waterways place
on the New York State Canal System (Erie Canal) between
Second Street Bridge (156.08 miles
and 21 locks
to the east) and
Erie - Oswego Junction (Junction of the Erie Canal with the Oswego Canal at Three Rivers) (8.25 miles
and 1 lock
to the west).
The nearest place in the direction of Second Street Bridge is CSXT Railway Bridge E-65;
1.45 miles
away.
The nearest place in the direction of Erie - Oswego Junction is Caughdenoy Road Bridge E-66;
0.75 miles
away.
Mooring here is unrated.
| Oneida - Erie Junction | 23.32 miles | |
| Seneca - Oneida Junction | 2.65 miles | |
| I-81 Bridge E-63A | 2.14 miles | |
| Brewerton Road Bridge E-64 | 1.59 miles | |
| CSXT Railway Bridge E-65 | 1.45 miles | |
| Seneca - Anthony East Junction | ||
| Caughdenoy Road Bridge E-66 | 0.75 miles | |
| Guard Gate (Lock 23) | 1.48 miles | |
| Brewerton Lock E23 | 1.52 miles | |
| Black Creek Road Bridge E-67 | 1.91 miles | |
| Seneca - Anthony West Junction | 2.01 miles | |
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