Geography
The Oak Orchard WMA is located about halfway between Buffalo and Rochester. It is north of the Village of Oakfield.
The western boundary is marked by Knowlesville Road, which separates the WMA from Iroquois NWR. The northern boundary is partly marked by Podunk Road and East Shelby Road. Albion Road passes through the eastern part of the WMA. No highway or other feature marks the south boundary.
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