Communities and locations in Otto Otto (formerly "Waverly") – The hamlet of Otto is near the south town line at the junction of County Roads 11 and 12. It is the only significant settlement in the town. The Rand McNally 2021 Atlas estimates Otto's population at 550, constituting the majority of the town's population. North Otto – The sparsely populated and heavily agricultural area located along County Road 11 between the hamlet of Otto and Zoar Valley. (Old) Otto – The original hamlet of Otto is an abandoned settlement on the west town line, along the South Branch of the Cattaraugus Creek. A road, Gibson Hill Road, leads to the original location; the creek crossing that connected it to Skinner Hollow Road in neighboring Persia no longer exists. Zoar Valley Multiple Use Area – A conservation area in the northern part of the town.
Communities and locations in Otto Otto (formerly "Waverly") – The hamlet of Otto is near the south town line at the junction of County Roads 11 and 12 It is the only significant settlement in the town. The Rand McNally 2021 Atlas estimates Otto's population at 550, constituting the majority of the town's population. North Otto – The sparsely populated and heavily agricultural area located along County Road 11 between the hamlet of Otto and Zoar Valley. (Old) Otto – The original hamlet of .Otto is an abandoned settlement on the west town line, along the South Branch of the Cattaraugus Creek. A road, Gibson Hill Road, leads to the original location; the creek crossing that connected it to Skinner Hollow Road in neighboring Persia no longer exists. Zoar Valley Multiple Use Area – A conservation area in the northern part of the town.