Lake Erie

618---630 feet depends where you look it up... try here http://www.winecountrycabins.com/finger-lakes/seneca.htm

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Canada is on the north. New York State is to the east. Pennsylvania is southeast. Ohio is directly south. Michigan lies to the west.

The address of the Jefferson Educational Society Of Erie is: 3207 State St, Erie, PA 16508-2821

No, it is not. Technically speaking it is safe to swim near the surface, however at about 60ft below oxygen runs out and it becomes toxic. So, long story short, no it's not safe.

Correction: I beg to differ. So long as the swimmer (one who is not using scuba gear) remains on the surface, it is safe to swim. If one finds themselves down 60 feet in the lake without any breathing apparatus, I'm sure then that the issue of safety is no longer an arguable point.

Of course, swimmers should never swim alone in waters that are not overseen by lifeguards and watch out for any broken glass by the shores.

It borders Michigan, Ohio, Pennslyvania, and New York.

they get wet

Cedar Point

The Niagara Escarpment, a long tall cliff that the Niagara falls goes over.

Detroit was recaptred by the Americans .

Weather patterns during winter most consistently come as a front out of Canada, making a large curve as it flows down and over The Great Lakes. Indiana and Ohio also get weather fronts from midwest States moving west in nearly a straight line.

The Canadian front, in particular, is responsible for ice and "lake effect snow". When winds cross Lake Erie, it picks up water droplets from the lake. Cities closet to the Lake get the most snow and ice on the ground during snowstorms. The City of Erie in Pennsylvania has gotten 6-foot snow drifts from blowing, driving snow.

In addition, ice and snow ON the Lakes affect snow fall on the land, as does lake water temperatures. When ice covers part of the water, there is less exposed water for the wind to pick up water droplets to freeze into snow as it is carried to land. So there is less intense snowstorms with lighter snowfall and less ice storms.

269.45 kilometres (167.43 miles)

Traviling across land on a ship also you can search on ask.com or google.com or yahoo.com & find more or socialstudies.com

Walleye, pike, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and some lake trout could all be found in lake Erie.

No. Ballast Island is a privately owned island with a few homes on it. If you are looking for boat rental or housing look to Put In Bay. Ballast is only a few minute boat ride away, and although you won't be able to go on the island or dock there, you can at least see it. A word of warning, do not travel by boat between Ballast and Lost Ballast as there is a sand bar that claims at least one or two victims a year.

Yes. You can do it, using the New York State Canal System which connects the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean. You can also go through the Welland Canal to Lake Ontario, then on up the Saint Lawrence Seaway to reach the Atlantic.

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Eriez Indian Tribe

Yes. You can take the Welland Canal, a ship canal that runs 42 km (27.0 miles) from Port Colborne, Ontario on Lake Erie to Port Weller, Ontario on Lake Ontario.

All the islands in western Lake Erie are slightly different having different limestone bases and different land uses. Kelleys Island is composed of Columbus Limestone while the Bass Islands are Dolomite. Almost one Half of Kelleys Island is unbuildable, due to the historically substantial quarry operation, the amount of State land and the two large camps, the Erie Co. 4-H camp and Camp Patmos, a Christian camp. While the largest in land mass (2800 acres), it has a smaller population than South Bass (and Put-in-Bay).

Cleveland's stadium is closest to Lake Erie, but Buffalo is also pretty close.

If your jeep does not have a factory trailer hitch installed then you would look one up online, in a catalog, or go to a hitch dealer, and find one make for your jeep. If you have the factory hitch receiver then you are most likely looking for what is called a ball mount. My 2003 liberty with factory hitch receiver requires a 2 inch ball mount. That's the outside size of the square tubing. You will also need the 'ball' itself. The size required is determined by the 'hitch' on the trailer or device being towed. 1-7/8 and 2 inch balls are common sizes. You may also need a T-One adaptor to hook up the trailer lighting. Anyone competent at Napa, AutoZone, CarQuest, etc. should be able to help you out if you need a personalized touch.

Oliver Hazzard Perry.

Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York, plus the province of Ontario, Canada.

The Lake Erie name comes from the Native Americans who once populated the southern shore of the lake, known as the Eirehonan or Erie Indians. As I understand it, that name comes from an Indian word meaning people of the cat, and the Lake was know for a while as Lac du Chat or lake of the cat by the French explorers, due to the fact that the area surrounding it was well populated by large cats. Strange how now there are cryptozoological reports of large black cats seen along its waters from time to time.Talk about Erie (sorry about that).

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