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What is the name of the famous river that connects Lake Erie and Alke Ontrio called?
The famous river that connects Lake Erie and Lake Ontario is called the Niagara River. It is well-known for the iconic Niagara Falls, which forms part of its course. The river flows northward from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario, serving as a natural border between the United States and Canada.
What Name two major bodies of water AND that border Ohio?
Lake Erie and the Ohio river.
What is the name given to the group of five large lakes in the United states?
The name given to the group of five large lakes in the United States is the Great Lakes. These lakes are Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario. They are located in the northeastern part of North America, along the Canada-United States border.
How manyof the great lakes border canda?
4 of the Great Lakes border Canada . (Name them) (shoe) 1:Lake Superior 2:Lake Huron 3:Lake Ontario 4:Lake Erie
What is the name of the lake in south central Manitoba?
Lake Erie Lake Erie
What is the name of the great lake next to buffalo?
Ontario and Erie
What is the name of the smallest Great lake's name?
Lake Erie.
What is a name of a great lake?
The 5 great lakes at the Canada/US border include the Erie, Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Ontario.
What the great lake has the shortest name?
Lake Erie
What is the name of the lake that borders Pennsylvania?
Lake Erie.
What is the name of the lake that connects to Lake Erie?
The Detroit River flows into Lake Erie from Lake St. Claire which is connected to Lake Huron. Lake Erie flows over Niagara Falls and goes into Lake Ontario.
What is the name given to five large lakes in the northern part of the us?
Three of the Great Lakes form part of the border with Canada. They are Lake Huron, Lake Erie and Lake Superior. (Lake Michigan doesn't touch Canada and Lake Ontario doesn't touch the US). Lake St. Claire is also on the border and sits between Lake Huron and Lake Erie on the Detroit River.
