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Line 104: According to the [[United States Census Bureau]], the town has a total area of {{convert\|33.1\|sqmi\|km2}} of which {{convert\|30.1\|sqmi\|km2}} is land and {{convert\|3.0\|sqmi\|km2}} (8.97%) is water. The ~~north~~northern town line is the border of [[Wayne County, New York\|Wayne County]], and the ~~east~~eastern town line, partly marked by the Seneca River, is the border of [[Cayuga County, New York\|Cayuga County]]. A large eastern part of the town is in the '''Montezuma Marsh'''. Line 110: The [[Erie Canal]] and the [[Cayuga-Seneca Canal]] ([[Seneca River (New York)\|Seneca River]]) pass through Tyre. [[New York State Thruway]] ([[Interstate 90 in New York\|Interstate 90]]) crosses the town, passing through the Montezuma Marsh. [[New York State Route 89]] and [[New York State Route 414]] are north-south highways in the town, and [[New York State Route 318]] is an east-west highway. [[New York State Route 31]] crosses the ~~northeast~~northeastern corner of the town. ==Demographics==

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