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How many great lakes touch Ontario?
Lake Erie on the far west edge, and Lake Ontario.
How far is Erie pa from Ohio border?
Erie PA is approximately 30 miles from the PA-Ohio border. Erie PA is is approximately 30 miles from the PA-New York border. Erie PA sits on Lake Erie.
What is the smallest lake in the US?
Lake Adrian in Adrian, Michigan as far as I know.
Is lake Erie located in Erie?
Lake Erie is in North America, it is one of the Great Lakes and forms part of the border between the US and Canada.
How far by train from Syracuse New York to Erie Pennsylvania?
The Lake Shore Limited connects the 233 miles between Syracuse and Erie. The train leaves Syracuse at 9:41 pm and arrives in Erie at 1:36 am the next day. The return train leaves Erie at 7:54 am and arrives in Syracuse at 12:11 pm.
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.
How far is it from Lake Michigan to Lake Erie?
The distance from Detroit to Lake Michigan in Muskegon is about 190 miles.
How far is Lake Erie above sea level?
Lake Erie has an average elevation of 571 feet (174 meters) above sea level.
How far is lake Erie from Cincinnati Ohio?
It is about 4.5 hours driving distance.
How far is it from New York City to Lake Placid?
It is 289.03 miles according to MapQuest.
How far west does the Mohawk River travel?
The Mohawk, a tributary of the Hudson River, begins southwest of the Adirondack Mountains, near Rome NY in western New York state, nearly as far west as Oneida Lake (southeast of Lake Ontario). In 1825, it was connected to Lake Erie (even farther west) by the Erie Canal. The river actually begins as two branches about 10 miles north of Rome, near Beartown and Mohawk Hill, and now flows into the manmade Delta Reservoir.
Where is the widest part of Lake Erie?
The deepest part of Lake Erie is in the centermost portion of the lake, just north of Erie, Pennsylvania. Lake Erie was formed thousands of years ago by the advance and retraction of northern glaciers. This carved out the deep channels that are now the Great Lakes.
