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To what extent can it be argued that the Erie Canal was the single most important accomplishment contributing to economic expansion?
It connected the Mohawk to the Hudson Valley
What The Erie Canal connected .?
The Erie Canal connected the Hudson River at Albany with Lake Erie.
What did the Eric canal do?
it connected Lake Erie to the Hudson River. it connected Lake Erie to the Hudson River.
What did the Erie Canal connected Albany on the Hudson with?
The Erie Canal connected Albany with Lake Erie at Buffalo.
What the Erie canal connected Albany on the Hudson with?
The Erie Canal connected Albany with Lake Erie at Buffalo.
What Erie Canal connected Albany on the Hudson?
The Erie Canal connects Albany, The Hudson River, Lake Erie, Buffalo, and everything in between.
Which river runs near rome and flow into Hudson river?
The Mohawk River - the largest tributary to the Hudson River See also the Erie Canal
What are the lake and river that were finally joined by the Erie Canal?
The Hudson River used the Mohawk River and other small streams to connect to the Hudson River at Albany.
Who connected the Hudson River New York to the Great Lakes in 1825?
The Erie canal from Albany to Buffalo connected the Hudson River with the Great Lakes...
What connected new york city to the great lakes?
NYC was connected to the Great Lakes through the Hudson River and the Erie Canal.
What did the Erie Canal connect the Atlantic Ocean to?
The Erie Canal connected the city of Albany to the city of Buffalo by Lake Erie. People came up the Hudson River from New York to the Canal. The canal used the Mohawk River and other rivers, lakes, and swamps.
What region is the Mohawk river in?
The Hudson and Mohawk Rivers are in New York State. The Hudson River flows for about 315 miles north to south in the eastern part of the state; from Lake Tear of the Clouds in Essex county in the Adirondack Mountains, south to the Upper New York Bay at New York City, The Mohawk River flows for about 140 miles from northwest to southeast, midway across the state; from the valley between the western Adirondacks and the Tug Hill Plateau, and empties into the Hudson River just north of the capital, Albany. Sections of the Mohawk River serve as part of the Erie Canal system. See the link below for a map of New York illustrating these rivers.
