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Lake Ontario is bordered by both Ontario Canada and New York State. Lake Ontario is one of the 5 Great Lakes (Lake Ontario, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Michigan and Lake Superior)
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Where is gullrock lake in Canada?
red lake Ontario
Where is Burlington located in Canada?
Burlington is located in Ontario, Canada on the southwestern edge of Lake Ontario. However, the city is not a port. It is considered part of the Toronto Metropolitan Area. .
How far is Ontario Canada from Erie PA?
If you head out into Lake Ontario from Erie, you will be in Canada in about 18 miles.
What lake is nearest Canada's national capital?
Lake Ontario is nearest.
What is the largest watershed area in Canada?
lake ontario
In which country Ontario lake situated?
well since lake Ontario is a great lake it is on the border of the u.s. and in Canada so not really a country as much as a border!
Why is lake Ontario named Lake Ontario?
Because the northern half of the lake is in Ontario, Canada, a province of Canada. The other half is in New York State.
What state borders Lake Ontario?
Lake Ontario borders Canada, and New York.
Where lake Ontario is located?
Lake Ontario is located along the border of Canada and the United States.
Where is gullrock lake in Canada?
red lake Ontario
What is the canal in Ontario Canada that connects Lake Erie to Lake Ontario?
The Welland Canal.
What are the names of Lakes in Haliburton County Ontario Canada?
Why is Twelve Mile Lake, Ontario, Canada called Twelve Mile Lake
What Lakes in Ontario Canada start with the letter S?
lake Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Eire, and Superior
What is lake Ontario?
Lake Ontario is in both Canada and the USA. The boarder runs roughly across the middle.
Where is lake temogami located?
Ontario, Canada
Where is the Niagara lake located?
Ontario, Canada
Where is Burlington located in Canada?
Burlington is located in Ontario, Canada on the southwestern edge of Lake Ontario. However, the city is not a port. It is considered part of the Toronto Metropolitan Area. .
