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Buffalo, NY is the westernmost city on the Erie Canal.
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∙ 6y agoThe city on the west end of the canal is Buffalo.
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∙ 6y agoAlbany, Buffalo, Syracuse, Rochester, Rome, Lockport, Utica, and Schenectady are cities on the Erie Canal.
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∙ 6y agoRome, Rochester, Albany, and Buffalo were some of the cities along the Erie Canal.
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What effect did the Erie Canal have on the cities located along the Canal?
The cities along the Erie Canal became prosperous.
What is an Erie Canal city?
There are a number of cities along the Erie Canal including Albany, Syracuse, Buffalo, and Utica.
What are the release dates for Along the Erie Canal - 1998?
Along the Erie Canal - 1998 was released on May 1998,
How did the Erie Canal help Chicago and Cleveland?
Many of the immigrants that traveled the Erie Canal ended up in cities like Cleveland and Chicago. Some of the workers of the Erie Canal also worked on canals in Ohio and the Illinois Michigan canal near Chicago.
What two cities do the Miami and the Erie Canal join?
The Miami and Erie Canal connected Cincinnati and Toledo. It was about 274 miles long. Eventually it was replaced by railroads.
What canal is between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario?
The Welland Canal.
What cities benefited from the Erie Canal?
New York City benefited greatly from the Erie Canal. It made NYC the busiest port on the Atlantic Ocean.
Which of these connects the cities of Albany New York and Buffalo New York?
Erie Canal
Is the Erie Canal still in use today?
Yes the Erie Canal is still in business today. Much of it is now recreation but there is still commercial traffic such as barges of corn from Canada to be turned into ethanol.https://www.npr.org/2013/06/25/195426326/commercial-shipping-revived-along-erie-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
