Hoyt Lake

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Hoyt Lake is a scenic man-made lake in Buffalo, New York, known as a central feature of the historic, Olmsted-designed Delaware Park.

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Hoyt Lake canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
man-made lake
tourist attraction
associatedWithLandscapeArchitect Calvert Vaux
Frederick Law Olmsted
centralFeatureOf Delaware Park
connectedTo paths and drives of Delaware Park
country United States
designedAsFeatureOf Delaware Park
designPeriod 19th century
ecosystemRole habitat for urban wildlife
environmentType urban park lake
hasAlternativeClassification Delaware Park Lake
hasFunction aesthetic focal point of Delaware Park
recreational amenity for Buffalo residents
scenic backdrop for cultural institutions nearby
hasRecreationInfrastructure boat rentals (historically and/or seasonally)
hasShoreFeature park lawns
trees and landscaped areas
walking paths
hasView views of surrounding park landscapes
heritageStatus contributing feature of a historic park system
knownFor historic park setting
recreational activities
scenic views
landscapeStyle picturesque park landscape
locatedIn Buffalo, New York
linked to: Buffalo

Delaware Park
Erie County, New York
New York State
United States
near Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Buffalo History Museum
Scajaquada Creek
origin artificial
partOf Buffalo Parks System
Buffalo park and parkway system
Delaware Park–Front Park System
Frederick Law Olmsted park and parkway system in Buffalo
state New York
tourismCategory local attraction in Buffalo
usedFor boating
sightseeing
walking and jogging along its shores
waterType freshwater

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Delaware Park hasPart Hoyt Lake