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You could call the Erie Canal a "wedding of waters." It joined the Hudson River which has its mouth on the Atlantic Ocean at New York City to Albany. Then it joined rivers, lakes and marshes by digging ditches westward to Lake Erie.
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What two bodies of water did Dewitt pour water into for the wedding of the waters after the completion of the Erie Canal?
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What was the wedding of waters?
America's ONLY Floating Chapel on the Bay
What two bodies of water did dewitt Clinton pour water into for the wedding of the waters after the completion of the Erie canal?
the two bodies of water tgat dwitt Clinton pour water into fowrp te wedding for te Waters after te comple of te Erie canal
What two bodies of water did Dewitt Clinton pour water into for the wedding of waters after the completion of the Erie canal?
the two bodies of water tgat dwitt Clinton pour water into fowrp te wedding for te Waters after te comple of te Erie canal
What does Wedding of the waters mean?
The connection of two places or events, more specifically the building of the Erie Canal during the American Revolution.
What canal is between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario?
The Welland Canal.
What waterway connects the great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico?
The Erie Canal
Was the Erie Canal cemented?
The Erie Canal was not cemented.
What provided cheaper and faster transportation to the great lakes area?
the Erie canal
What lake did the Erie Canal join with?
No the Erie Canal did not join the Ohio River. But New York was not the only state that built canals. The state of Ohio also built canals. The Miami and Erie Canal went to the Ohio River. The Erie and Ohio Canal also reached the Ohio River. Neither of these canals were as successful as the Erie Canal.
What canal connects Albany and buffalo?
The Ohio and Erie Canal linked Cleveland with Lake Erie.
Which waterway joined Lake Erie with Hudson River?
the Erie Canal
