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Lake Erie on the far west edge, and Lake Ontario.

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Approximate 8.19 times. The area of Ontario (412,581 square miles) divided by the area of England (50,352 square miles) is 8.1939347 12,581 / 50,352 = 8.1939347

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Yes there have been stabbing in kirkland lake Ontario. If you are seeking information regarding these incidents then you would have to search which year. The most grotest stabbing murder happened in 1981 of November. Every person whom has commited a crime such as murder is either dead or still serving time. As far as the answer about the persons friend whom is at camp living with family members is unknown to me. Also the same person whom commited murder to a young woman named suzanne fraser and the second year he murder another young woman named patty downey. Both know each other and had lived not far from each other as there families were friends. The persons name was guy bassinette who was arested for the murder of patty but it took over 11 years for evidence to emerge for suzanne. Suzanne has family that live in kirkland lake for several years until April of 2010 when her brother edgerton fraser passed away. If you want to know how i know this is because I am Suzanne Fraser Sister and Patty Downeys friend as i was born in kirkland lake Ontario. I hope this helps you in your quest for information regarding if there was ever a stabbing in Kirkland Lake.............

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Lake Ontario is east of Lake Michigan
East. From the top of Lake Michigan, southeast. From the bottom of Lake Michigan, northeast
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I am a Christian who was raised in Waterport New York, and attended The World Life Institute from 1996-1999, ultimately graduating. I never noticed anything that would lead me to believe that they exist to bring radicals over Lake Ontario, in fact, the people who run the Institute, who are Islamic, are also Americans.

They are good honest people who are trying to do their best to improve the lives of people, through English classes for migrant workers, their Project Life program, which brings children from war torn countries to the USA for a few weeks in the summer ( I don't agree with this program, but it's not anything radical) among other efforts. They are people who have lived in the Carlton area for many years, I believe offering no deliberate threat to this country.

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The St. Lawrence River.

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Niagara Falls... Not Buffalo, NY... this was a bad translation of the french phrase "Beau Fleuv" or "beautiful river?

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With a pond this big, there is usually a reason it is where it is. The contour of the land is usually the deciding factor. It could probably be made bigger or smaller but probably not moved. A new pond could possible be located somewhere else on the property and this water pumped to it, but again, the land contour would decide. Current pond may also be spring fed and a new one would not be.

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Niagra Falls connects these Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.

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Saranac Lake is a village located in the state of New York, United States. As of the 2000 census, the population was 5,041. The village is named after Upper, Middle, and Lower Saranac Lakes, which are nearby. The Village of Saranac Lake is split between three towns (Harrietstown, St. Armand, and North Elba) and two counties, Franklin and Essex. The village boundaries do not touch the shores of any of the three Saranac Lakes; Lower Saranac Lake is a half mile west of the village. The northern reaches of Lake Flower, which is part of the Saranac River, lie within the village. The town of Saranac is an entirely separate entity, 33 miles to the northeast. The village lies within the boundaries of the Adirondack State Park, about seven miles from Lake Placid. These two villages, along with nearby Tupper Lake, comprise what is known as the Tri-Lakes region.

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At lake junaluska in the fall, the parks crew pull a plug located at the lake floor by the pumphouse at the dam. Once they pull that, it drains so they can clean it.

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Most 'so-called' Islamic terrorists are either Wahabbis or Salafis. Many mainstream Muslims consider such folk infidels or non-believers. As the World Life Institute is a Sufi oriented organization and as Sufis are both hated and attacked by Wahabbis and Salafis it would be an error to call them Islamic terrorists or islamofascists!

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Lake Ontario is the smallest and easternmost of the Great Lakes, covering only 19,099 km2, but is still nearly 30 times the area of L. Biwa. The Lake forms part of the international boundary between Canada and the United States; the whole northern shore belongs to the Canadian Province of Ontario and its southern shore is in the State of New York. Water flows into the lake from L. Erie through the Niagara River with the famous Niagara Falls, and flows out at the northeast end into the St. Lawrence River. There are no large islands in the lake, apart from the far east corner at the entrance to the St. Lawrence River. The most densely populated and industrialized area of Ontario Province is located on the west side of the lake, but there are only a few cities of significant size on the American side.

Lake Ontario is the smallest and easternmost of the Great Lakes, covering only 19,099 km2, but is still nearly 30 times the area of L. Biwa. The Lake forms part of the international boundary between Canada and the United States; the whole northern shore belongs to the Canadian Province of Ontario and its southern shore is in the State of New York. Water flows into the lake from L. Erie through the Niagara River with the famous Niagara Falls, and flows out at the northeast end into the St. Lawrence River. There are no large islands in the lake, apart from the far east corner at the entrance to the St. Lawrence River. The most densely populated and industrialized area of Ontario Province is located on the west side of the lake, but there are only a few cities of significant size on the American side.

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yes it is

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Mali's terrain is mostly flat to rolling northern plains covered by sand.

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Lake Ontario's surface area covers 4,825,600 acres.

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The Niagara Rivers connects Lake Erie (the origin of the river) and Lake Ontario (the mouth of the river).

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delaware

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The Great Lakes

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Lake Superior

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Lake Erie.

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The major river south of Ontario, Canada, and separating it from New York state is the St. Lawrence. It starts at Lake Ontario at Kingston, Ontario, and is also home to the Thousand Islands. The river extends north-eastward, passing through Quebec, to empty into the Gulf of the St. Lawrence at the Gaspe Peninsula. Please go to http://images.encarta.msn.com/xrefmedia/aencmed/targets/maps/map/T026172A.gif for a simple map representing this.

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It has the same number as you would have countd the stars in the universe.

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Ontario, California: 34N05, 117W62 Ontario, Oregon: 44N02, 117W02 Ontario, Canada: irregular in shape, but extending from roughly 55N59'38" at its northernmost point (Fort Severn) 42N16 at its southernmost (Windsor) 74W43'02.64" at its easternmost point (Cornwall) 94W27'56.16" at its westernmost (Kenora)