Lake Erie

Latitude: N 42° 4' 0.786"

The lake between lake Huron & Erie is Lake St Clair, not Lake Michigan. Lake St. Clair is located about 6 miles NE of Detroit between the St. Clair River and Lake Erie.

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The Niagara River flows from Lake Erie into Lake Ontario.

The Detroit river

The salt lake was originally thought to be the ocean when Jim Bridger discovered it. The great salt lake does connect through small creeks but the current doesn't force of the water doesn't fallow the same direction.

Lake Erie is a lake that is above Ohio. Lake Erie is a really big lake and if you ever cross that lake you will be in a different state! And it is possible to have a few sharks in Lake Erie but only for a little bit because sharks can only live in salt water.

Currents are caused by three different things: the sun, the moon, and the wind. A large lake could definitely have currents. There can also be differences in heat, salinity, and density, which can move the water around, as well.However, they might not as be as strong since it is a smaller body of water.

there are approx 2000 wrecks on lake Huron. Most of these wrecks are schooners and old steamers that washed ashore. The few hundred that don't fit in that category lie in thee deep waters of the lake and are waiting to be found. That's why I hunt the deep ones.

The War of 1812 (in it's early years) was focused on the northern border and was aimed to take Canada.

The British had a fleet of "Ships of The Line" (battleships usually containing 100 or more cannons and needing up to 450 crew members)

A U.S. fleet of "Frigates" and "Sloops: (both fairly small ships compared to the ship of the line) laid siege to the fleet, breaking through the lines with the USS Niagara early in the morning.

This victory relinquished several of these ships of the line to the U.S. Navy and secured a route into Canada without Naval interruption. This also split the British supply line.

Nature thought the flat land in that area was too flat, especially to move glaciers back and forth on the land. So over thousands of years, nature sent glaciers down across what is now Canada and now the US. These glaciers would advance...and retreat... over and over during seasons throughout the glacial period of earth. As the glaciers advanced and receded, it broke rocks down, which eventually created five very deep "basins". Each of these basins, as they formed, collected rain water and melted glacial water. Eventually, the glaciers retreated off these lands.

The basins formed by the glaciers created The Great Lakes, and are known as glacial lakes. No one built Lake Erie; nature formed or created it.

No, Lake Erie is a glacial lake. That means over thousands of years, glaciers approached and receded across what is now Canada and now the US. The friction of ice moving across the land carved out 5 basins. At first, the basins were small and filled with rain water and water that melted as the glaciers receded. The basins got bigger and deeper over those thousands of years. We now call those basins The Great Lakes, one of which is Lake Erie.

By the way, a lake can never be a glacier, just as a glacier can never be a lake. But glaciers can carve out deep holes where lakes can form. Lake Erie averages a 62 foot depth, and 210 feet at it's deepest.

Yes, but better: "Are Lake Huron, Lake Michjgan, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario and Lake Superior the names of the The Great Lakes?" I was looking for a definition of 'laked', which I had guessed and found valid in a game Jamble (like Scrabble) on IYT. The misspelling in this entry distracted me from the real definitions.

I Belive it is lake superior... Lake superior is 31,820 Sqare Miles, Lake Erie is 9,940 square Miles.

it was a battle between the u.s. and britain

Lakes Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior are all freshwater lakes.

There are actually three bodies of water between Lake Huron and Lake Erie: the St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, and the Detroit River.

Some types of animals such as caribou, white whales, and polar bears live in Ontario.

Lake Erie is one of the Great Lakes which are all Fresh Water the Great Lakes are the largest fresh water lakes in the world.

The widest point from east to west in Canada is 5,514 kilometers.

Lake Erie is the fourth largest lake of the five Great Lakes located in Canada and the U.S.A. It is the tenth largest globally when measured in surface area. It is located in (or more correctly between) the Canadian province Ontario to the north, the American states Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York to the south, and the state Michigan to the west.