Cut from WikiMedia The Buffalo-Niagara Falls MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area) describes a demographic area consisting of the two counties – Erie and Niagara - in Western NY, as shown in dark blue in the map at right. It is the second-largest metropolitan area in the state of New York. The MSA includes the cities of Buffalo, Cheektowaga, Tonawanda, and Niagara Falls.

The MSA also belongs to a larger CSA (Combined Statistical Area) named Buffalo-Niagara-Cattaraugus CSA. The CSA includes the MSA plus Cattaraugus County, shaded in light blue in the map at right.

The CSA (including the MSA) is part of the broader Buffalo-Niagara Region which encompasses eight counties and most of Western NY.

See Wikipedia Article for details.

  • Cities
  • Towns
    • Alden
    • Amherst
    • Aurora
    • Boston
    • Brant
    • Cambria
    • Cheektowaga
    • Clarence
    • Colden
    • Collins
    • Concord
    • Eden
    • Elma
    • Evans
    • Grand Island
    • Hamburg
    • Hartland
    • Holland
    • Lancaster
    • Lewiston
    • Lockport
    • Marilla
    • Newfane
    • Newstead
    • Niagara
    • North Collins
    • Orchard Park
    • Pendleton
    • Porter
    • Royalton
    • Sardinia
    • Somerset
    • Tonawanda
    • Wales
    • West Seneca
    • Wheatfield
    • Wilson
  • Villages
    • Akron
    • Alden
    • Angola
    • Barker
    • Blasdell
    • Depew
    • East Aurora
    • Farnham
    • Gowanda (partial)
    • Hamburg
    • Kenmore
    • Lancaster
    • Lewiston
    • Middleport
    • North Collins
    • Orchard Park
    • Sloan
    • Springville
    • Williamsville
    • Wilson
    • Youngstown
  • Census-designated places
    • Angola on the Lake
    • Billington Heights
    • Cheektowaga
    • Clarence Center
    • Eden
    • Elma Center
    • Gasport
    • Harris Hill
    • Holland
    • Lake Erie Beach
    • Newfane
    • North Boston
    • Olcott
    • Ransomville
    • Rapids
    • South Lockport
    • Tonawanda
    • Town Line
    • West Seneca
  • Indian Reservations