Oswego, New York has a population of 122,109. It is located at 43°27'19"N 76°30'38"W. The climate is cold, with average annual high and low temperatures of 55.7°F and 39.7°F respectively. Oswego State University enrolls around 8,300 students per year. The region was formed from Silurian age rocks and features low-lying plateau-like terrain underlain by sandstone, shale, limestone and dolostone bedrock. Overfishing and damming are environmental issues impacting fish populations in Lake Ontario.

1. By: Juhayer + Lauren

2. • Latitude - 43º 27’ 19” N
• Longitude - 76º 30’ 38” W
Latitude and Longitude Map

3. • Population: 122,109 (taken from the
census of 2010)
This chart shows how many people of
each age group reside in Oswego

5. Oswego State University
The University of Oswego
enrolls about 8,300 students
per year.

6. Temperature
Oswego Climate Chart
Annual average high temperature 55.7 °F
Annual average low temperature 39.7 °F
Average temperature 47.7 °F

7. Erie-Ontario Lowlands
A lowland is a region that is any broad expanse of land with a generally
low level of elevation. The Erie-Ontario lowlands are an area that are
called plateau-like.

8. Bedrock Composition
Sandstone
Shale
Limestone
Dolostone

9. Time Line
Earliest Humans
mammals
488 m.y.a Earliest Insects
Earliest Earliest Present
Dinosaurs birds

10. Lake Ontario Region
This region was formed from Silurian age rocks, that were carved by
the Wisconsin ice sheet during the last ice age.
Stages of the formation of
Lake Ontario 

11. Lake Erie
Mean Elevation of 571 feet
(174 m) above sea level.
Bedrock is made of
shale in the basin
Lake Erie
New York State map with Lake Erie

12. Environmental Issues
Overfishing is harming many
of the fish in Lake Ontario
Fish are also being
harmed by damming off
areas