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What was not a result of the construction of the canal from Lake Erie to the Hudson River?
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What are the two bodies of water that the Erie Canal connect?
The Erie Canal connects the Lake Erie and Hudson River. The Hudson River goes to the Atlantic.
What was a result of the construction of the Erie Canal?
One result of the Erie Canal is that it was faster to get from one place to another from up the Hudson into the Erie Canal and after you can get any where from there. An even bigger benefit was the reduction in cost of transportation.
Canal joining Lake Erie and the Hudson River?
erie canal
What did the Eric canal do?
it connected Lake Erie to the Hudson River. it connected Lake Erie to the Hudson River.
What two bodies of water are connected by the Erie Canal?
The Erie canal connects Lake Erie to the Hudson river.
What describes the Erie Canal?
Construction on the Erie Canal in New York state began in 1817. The canal was opened on October 26, 1825. It ran from Albany on the Hudson River to Buffalo at Lake Erie, a total of about 363 miles.
What describes Erie Canal?
Construction on the Erie Canal in New York state began in 1817. The canal was opened on October 26, 1825. It ran from Albany on the Hudson River to Buffalo at Lake Erie, a total of about 363 miles.
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 Erie Canal connected Albany on the Hudson?
The Erie Canal connects Albany, The Hudson River, Lake Erie, Buffalo, and everything in between.
Which waterway joined Lake Erie with Hudson River?
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.
What The Erie Canal connected .?
The Erie Canal connected the Hudson River at Albany with Lake Erie.
