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Monroe County, New York

Rush

A rural town at the southern edge of Monroe County.
Type
Town
County
Monroe County
From downtown
About 11 miles south, straight line
Coverage
0 stories
Where Rush sits in Greater RochesterSchematic map showing Lake Ontario to the north, Irondequoit Bay, the Genesee River running north through downtown Rochester, the Erie Canal crossing east to west, and 21 communities plotted at their approximate locations.Lake OntarioGenesee RiverErie CanalCanandaigua LakeRochesterPittsfordBrightonFairportPenfieldWebsterHenriettaWest HenriettaVictorGreeceIrondequoitSpencerportChiliGatesHiltonBrockportCanandaiguaFarmingtonMacedonRushEast Rochester
Schematic, drawn from approximate coordinates. Distances are straight-line from downtown Rochester.

Worth knowing

  • Borders Henrietta, Mendon and Livingston County
  • Honeoye Creek flows through the town

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Rush: quick answers

Where is Rush, NY?
Rush is a town in Monroe County, New York, about 11 miles south of downtown Rochester in a straight line.
What should I know about Rush?
A rural town at the southern edge of Monroe County. Borders Henrietta, Mendon and Livingston County. Honeoye Creek flows through the town.
Are there events in Rush?
No events are listed in Rush right now. Organizers can list events for free on the Living Rochester Suburbs events calendar.
Where can I see homes for sale in Rush?
Current listings across Greater Rochester, including Rush, are on soldbykhem.com, the real estate site of Living Rochester Suburbs founder Khem Kadariya.