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Erie canal And pennsylvania cAnal
Erie canal And Pennsylvania canal. THe Ohio-and-Erie canal is larger than both of those canals so i would say the Ohio-and-Erie, then the Erie canal before the pennsylvania canal
Erie canal
Albany was on the east end and Buffalo was on the west side of the canal.
erie canal
Yes, the Erie Canal reduced travel time. You could go up the Hudson River, north, and join the Erie Canal at Albany, New York. From there, you would have taken the Erie Canal to Buffalo, New York. In the 1800s, that would have reduced travel time by at least a week.
The Erie Canal is in the state of New York. It opened a wider route into the Midwest.
The Erie Canal
The Erie Canal changed the United States because it brought food from the Midwest to New York City. It also brought immigrants from Europe that came to New York and wanted to farm in the Midwest.
The Erie Canal was built between 1817 and 1825 under the direction of New York State Governor De Witt Clinton. It runs East-West across NY State from near Albany (on the Hudson River) 363 mile west to Lake Erie , near Buffalo. It opened up the entire Great Lakes system to water borne freight from the East Coast ports on the Atlantic.
The Erie Canal officially opened on October 26, 1825. It runs east-west for roughly 363 miles between Albany, New York (at the Hudson River) and Buffalo, New York (at Lake Erie). It completes a navigable waterway between the Atlantic Ocean and the Great Lakes
Buffalo, NY is the westernmost city on the Erie Canal.