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Buffalo, New York. The full length (363 miles) was completed October 25, 1825. It became known to some as 'Clinton's Ditch' in honor of Governor DeWitt Clinton (its major proponent). The Erie canal allowed goods to be shipped from NYC to Buffalo in four days, a substantial time savings.

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