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Crossword clue for "ERIE"

ERIE: Fifteen Miles on the ___ Canal

Other crossword clues for answer "ERIE"

ERIE: Lake or tribe; Second smallest Great Lake; Buffalo's lake; Keystone State port; A Great Lake; Border lake; Canal to the Hudson; City near Buffalo; Clinton's canal; Great Lakes port; NY canal; New York county; Niagara's source; One of five; One of five, again; Part of HOMES; Pennsylvania port; Port in Pennsylvania; Put-In-Bay's lake; __ Lackawanna Railroad; Admiral Perry victory site; Albany's canal; American canal; City in Pennsylvania; Cleveland's lake; Empire State canal; Euclid's lake; HOMES member; Iroquois Indian; New York canal; Pennsylvania county; View from Toledo; War of 1812 battle site; Waterfront city; homEs; Canal city; Canal for a mule named Sal; Clinton's Folly (the canal, that is); Gannon University site; NY county; Niagara River's feeder; One of the great ones; Perry victory site; Southernmost Great Lake; Ashtabula's lake; Lake or Canal; Native New Yorker; Aptly named lake by which to tell scary stories?; Iroquoian tribe; Lake that sounds scary; Lake whose name probably comes from the Iroquoian word for "long tail"; American lake every constructor is sick of cluing, and "American lake" was probably enough to give it to you, so screw it; Lake visible from Cedar Point amusement park; Lakewood, Ohio's lake; Canal with thirty-six locks; Pennsylvania's "Flagship City"; Ontario lake; Great Lake where a War of 1812 battle was fought; Home of the D-League BayHawks; Spooky-sounding canal; The fourth thing indicated by the mnemonic "she made him eat onions"; Lake visible from the city of Huron, Ohio (it's not Huron); City passed while driving to Cleveland from Buffalo; Iroquoian northerners; Huron's neighbor; Quaker State city; Sandusky's lake; Toledo's lake; Jay Gould's railroad; Battle of Lake ___ (War of 1812 conflict); Big name in railroading; Buffalo water; Gannon University city; Home of the Presque Isle Downs racetrack; Huron neighbor; Lake near Niagara Falls; Lake that the Detroit River flows to; Native Americans whose name means "cat"; Pennsylvania city where Billy Blanks was born; Pennsylvania city whose motto is "Feel the Lake Effect"; Pennsylvania's fourth-largest city; Presque Isle lake; Presque Isle port; Sandusky County's lake; Shallowest Great Lake; Weird-sounding canal; Mercyhurst University's city; Toledo's vista; Lake that flows into the Niagara; Pennsylvania lake; Buffalo's coast; New York Indian; Pennsylvania home of Waldameer Water World Park; County in western New York; Lake that's becomes another common crossword answer with either an A or an E in its front; Pennsylvania city on its' namesake lake; Presque Isle State Park lake; View from Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial; Northwest Pennsylvania county; Lake outside of London; The lake in "Mistake By the Lake"; Famous canal; Cleveland's shore; Lake ___ water snake; Northwestern Pennsylvania city; Buffalo's county; Canal; Canal of song; Cleveland Indian; Water found by Jolliet; ___-Lackawanna railroad; Body Joliet sighted; Weird-sounding lake; Iroquoian people; Gannon College city; Member of HOMES; I-79 terminus; Sal's place in song; Superior companion?; Great Lake port; One of the Greats; Rust Belt city; Sal's canal; The E of HOMES; Lake sighted by Jolliet; Lake near Ashtabula; Canal in a song; Lake of Lackawanna; Eastern port, or its country; Lake seen from Monroe, Michigan; Railroad company in a 1960 merger; See 10-Across; Lake Ontario neighbour; Leamington's lake; Home of Gannon University; Northernmost Pennsylvania county; Penn State ___, the Behrend College; Cat Nation member; Battle of Lake ___, 1813; Canal mentioned in the song "Low Bridge, Everybody Down"; Pennsylvania port city; Lake surrounding Mohawk Island; Fort ___, Ontario; Part of the HOMES mnemonic; New York's ___ Canal; *Hair-raising; Iroquois tribe; Niagara River source; The Detroit River flows into it; Western New York county; Lake seen from Euclid, Ohio; Site of a War of 1812 naval battle; Waters near Buffalo; Lake into which the Cuyahoga empties; Lake south of an international Peace Bridge; Port considered part of the Rust Belt; The "E" in HOMES; City roughly halfway between Cleveland and Buffalo; The "E" in the mnemonic device HOMES; Erin alternative; City that sounds like it should be the setting for a horror movie?; Extinct language related to Wyandot; Home of the Detroit Tigers' Double-A affiliate; Native country name derived from the name of a Gaelic goddess; Native country name whose first letter actually bears an accent; ____ Community College, school in Buffalo, NY; Ohio's _____-Ottawa International Airport; Old tongue in the Huronian language group; US city whose name becomes a country name when its middle two letters are switched; City that held a major celebration of the bicentennial of the peace following the War of 1812; Fort _____, War of 1812 site that is the bloodiest battle ever waged on Canadian soil; Native name for the Emerald Isle; One end of the Saint Lawrence Seaway; U.S. city that I swear I'm going to try to avoid putting in crosswords from now on because I'm tired of thinking of a new clue for it; _____ Plain (geographic feature of eastern North America); Critical American railroad hub of the mid-1800s; Place whose pronunciation remains when an E is added to its start; Site of a SUNY campus; Oliver Hazard Perry earned a Congressional Gold Medal for actions here in 1813; Place name that keeps its pronunciation if an E is added to its start; The Detroit ends in it; View from many rides at Cedar Point amusement park; Barge canal of song; City on its own lake; Eastern canal; Fort on the Niagara River; One of the Great Lakes; Pennsylvania's only Great Lakes port; ___ Lackawanna Railway; Great Lake; Lake fed by the Cuyahoga River; New York canal since 1825; Source of the Niagara River; Canal of Sal; HOMES unit; Iroquoian language; Lackawanna's lake; Lake of Commodore Perry's victory; One of five Greats; U.S.-Canada border lake; that thing you do! city; De Witt Clinton's canal; Early American; HOMES body; Ontario neighbor; Ontario's neighbor; Shallowest of the Great Lakes; Strange-sounding city; The shallowest Great Lake; Toledo's waterfront; Canal of Sal, in song; Canal that opened in 1825; Southernmost of the Great Lakes; Canal with a mule, in song; Hudson River canal; NW Pennsylvania port; Pennsylvania city; Sandusky Bay lake; Superior's inferior; Toledo's water; Buffalo's canal; Iroquois foe; Lake bordering Ontario; Lake in four states and Canada; Lake seen from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; Lake where Perry fought; The shallowest of HOMES; View from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; Canal backed by Clinton; Canal opened in 1825; Cuyahoga's outlet; Fourth of HOMES; Keystone State city; Middle Atlantic tribe; Niagara Falls feeder; Sal's canal, in song; Buffalo is on its shore; City on its own Great Lake; Lake or city; Lake that feeds Niagara Falls; One of a wet quintet; Only Pennsylvania county that borders New York and Ohio; Ashtabula waterfront; Buffalo-to-Albany canal; Canal that cost $7,143,789 to build; Fourth largest of the Great Lakes; Lake that feeds the Niagara River; New York port; Presque Isle's lake; Railroad launched in 1851; Strange-sounding lake; We have met the enemy there; Canal completed in 1825; First Great Lake, alphabetically; It's part of four states' borders; Lake adjacent to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; Lorain, Ohio's lake; Site of fighting in the War of 1812; Stop on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited; Lake by the Jake; Lake next to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; Lake where Perry prevailed in 1813; Pennsylvania lake port; Presque Isle Bay city; Warmest of the Great Lakes; Where "We have met the enemy ..."; Body of water near Buffalo; Buffalo water hole; Lake fed by the Sandusky River; Lake on our northern border; Lake that touches New York and Ontario; New York's shortest-named county; Port between Buffalo and Cleveland; Tribe in the Great Lakes area; Albany canal; Canal depicted on New York's state quarter; Lake fed by the Detroit River; Lake near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; Lake next to Cleveland; Lake that sounds spooky; Tribe defeated by the Iroquois; ___ Lackawanna; that thing you do! setting; Canal that parallels much of the Mohawk River; County in New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania; Lake adjoining Ontario; Lake near Buffalo; One of a "Great" quintet; Presque Isle locale; Rust Belt port; Albany-to-Buffalo canal; Canal to Buffalo; County in Pennsylvania or New York; County in both Pennsylvania and New York; Lake depicted on Michigan's state quarter; Lake north of Ohio; Lake on the Pennsylvania coast; One of HOMES; One of a notable quintet; Part of the mnemonic HOMES; Pennsylvania city on a same-named lake; Tribe once found around Buffalo; With 72-Across, waterway that opened in 1825; City north of Pittsburgh; Eastern tribe overcome by the Iroquois; HOMES component; Lake named for an Indian tribe; Lake separated from Lake Ontario by the Niagara River; Perry battle site; Presque Isle Bay port; Smallest of five Greats; War of 1812 locale; Canal that originally had 83 locks; City on Presque Isle Bay; Home of the Double-A SeaWolves; Lackawanna partner; Lake site of a War of 1812 battle; One of a noted quintet; US border lake; Great quintet member; Buffalo body; Creepy-sounding lake; Lake with the legendary monster Bessie; Smallest of the Great Lakes by volume; Least great Great Lake; Potential source of dangerous lahars; U.S. lake; Ohio county; Small Great Lake; Pennsylvania city that my college suitemate was from - top that, other crossword writers; Buffalo's waterfront; Lake Indian; Sight from Buffalo; Site of Perry's victory; Bass Islands lake; Pennsylvania home to the NBA D-League's BayHawks; Pennsylvania city where the BayHawks ball; American Indian; Buffalo backdrop; Cat Nation native; Cleveland's waters; Lake Native Americans; Spooky canal?; Buffalo's country; Weird waterway?; ___-Lackawanna R.R.; 1/5 of HOMES; Amerindian; Another 27 Down; Buffalo's backdrop; Buffalo's waters; Cat Nation tribe; Lackawanna's railroad partner; Lake where Perry met the enemy; NY's ___ Canal; Pennysylvania city; Cleaveland's waterfront; Historic canal; Maumee River outlet; Ohio native; B and O rival of the 1870s; Cleveland's waterfront; Quaker State port; NW Pennsylvania county; New York border lake; New York county bordering Ontario; Canal to the Hudson River; Lake in four states; Part of Ohio's northern border; Superior relative?; View from Sandusky, Ohio; Where Perry prevailed in 1813; Northernmost Keystone State county; Site of a significant War of 1812 victory; Former lakeshore tribe; Lake from which the Niagara River flows; Lake bordering Ohio; Lake that's the outlet for the Detroit River; Mercyhurst College site; New York canal opened in 1825; Cuyahoga River outlet; Detroit River outlet; Eastern city on I-90; Old Ohio/New York tribe; Pennsylvania port or its lake; View from Buffalo; Water by Buffalo; Home of the reconstructed USS Niagara; Lake surrounding Canada's southernmost point; Mercyhurst College city; Pennsylvania county, or its lake; Presque Isle State Park's lake; 1960 railroad merger company; City known for lake-effect snow; Lake not far from Niagara Falls; Most of Ohio's northern boundary; Part of a wet quintet; Port on its own lake; Canal that Sal worked on, in song; Foe of the Iroquois; Lake on four states and a province; Lake-effect snow city; Niagara River feeder; Northern terminus of I-79; Ohio tribe; One of the HOMES lakes; Spooky-sounding lake; 14-Across's Great Lake; Lake into which Ohio's Cuyahoga River empties; War of 1812 shipbuilding port; __ Lackawanna Railway; Creepy lake?; Lake near Lake Ontario; Lake south of Niagara Falls; Lake where Perry achieved an 1813 victory; New York's __ Canal; Pennsylvania city of about 100,000; View from Presque Isle State Park; Waters by Buffalo; City SW of Buffalo; City near Presque Isle State Park; Lakeside Pennsylvania city; Scary-sounding lake; Lake __ College, near Cleveland; Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's lake; Smallest Great Lake by volume; __ Canal; City in NW Pennsylvania; City seen from Presque Isle State Park; City with a Penn State campus; Home port for the USS Niagara; Lake at one end of the Niagara River; Lake on New York's western border; New York county whose seat is Buffalo; Stop on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited route; Buffalo's county and lake; Canal past Rochester; Mercyhurst University city; Shortest Great Lake name; Buffalo's Great Lake; Canal through Oneida Lake; Pelee Island's lake; Pennsylvania city subject to lake-effect snow; Point Pelee's lake; Lake crossed traveling from Ohio to Ontario; Lake that's a homophone of 59-Across; Niagara Falls source; Of the Great Lakes, only Ontario is smaller than it; Ohio border lake; The "E" in the HOMES mnemonic; Buffalo lake; Canal about which the 1905 song "Low Bridge, Everybody Down" was written; Canal across New York; Canal that helps connect the Great Lakes to the Atlantic; Great Lake bordering four states; Lake ultimately fed by 15-Across; Ohio's Great Lake; Only Great Lake that borders Pennsylvania; Where I-90 and I-79 meet; Great Lake city; Hudson-to-Niagara River canal; Lake with Canada's southernmost point; Shortest-named Great Lake; Canal that roughly parallels I-90 in New York; City at the intersection of I-90 and I-79; Great Lake that stretches from New York to Michigan; Great Lake with the shortest name; Lake south of London; Lake that drains via the Niagara River; Lake with the same first and last letter; Ohio's lake; One of a "Great" five; Pennsylvania county or its seat; The "E" in the mnemonic HOMES; Vowel-rich lake; City halfway between Buffalo and Cleveland; Empire State county; Fourth letter in a famous mnemonic; Great Lake near Detroit; Great Lake near the Pro Football Hall of Fame; Lake whose name comes from Iroquoian for "long tail"; One in a wet quintet; Pennsylvania city on I-90; Superior cousin?; __ Canalway Trail: 365-mile stretch in New York; Great Lake that touches four states; Historical allies of the Huron; Lake near Buffalo, New York; Lakefront city between Cleveland and Buffalo; Pennsylvania city across from Presque Isle State Park; Lake near the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame; Pennsylvania's Gem City; The "E" of the Great Lakes HOMES mnemonic; Ashtabula's water; Eastern Indian; Iroquoian Indian; Lake city; One of Jay Gould's railroads; Sandusky's water; Clinton's Big Ditch; Buffalo's water; Canal completed in l825; Cleveland's water; Smallest Great Lake; Soprano Mills; Gould's railroad; Part of four state borders; Battle site of 1813; Lake tribe; Part of Pennsylvania's border; Sight from Sandusky; 1812 battle site; 1813 battle site; City south of Buffalo; HOMES part; Onondaga enemy; Port of Pennsylvania; 363-mile canal; City southwest of Buffalo; Joliet discovery; Part of Ohio's border; See 20 Across; Iroquois enemy; Pennsylvania's lake port; Sandusky's county; Great Lake bordering Pennsylvania; Lake bordering New York; Lake north of Cleveland; Northwest Pennsylvania city; Onetime New York Indian; Only four-letter Great Lake; War of 1812 battle locale; Where the Detroit River ends; Joliet discovery of 1669; Pennsylvania neighbor; County east of Ashtabula; Eastern port; Lake near Cleveland; Put-in-Bay's locale; Detroit River destination; One of a lake quintet; City near Presque Isle; Part of Ontario's southern border; Southernmost of a wet quintet; City not far from Buffalo; Detroit River's terminus; Niagara River's source; See 11 Down; Northwestern Pennsylvania county; Pennsylvania or New York county; Base for Commodore Perry; Detroit River's destination; Fort __, Ontario; High-snowfall Eastern city; Homonym of 54 Down; It's fed by the Cuyahoga; Lake that sounds creepy; Perry Square locale; Water east of Toledo; Lake bordering Cleveland; Source of Niagara Falls' water; City facing Presque Isle Bay; Erstwhile Iroquoian language; Home port of the brigantine "Niagara"; Lake adjoining Cleveland; Lake adjoining Toledo; Lake bordering Buffalo; Lake of an 1813 battle; Naval battle site of 1813; Shipwreck divers' mecca; The Huron River feeds it; Water due south of London; Water that sounds weird; Where Perry Square is; A Penn State campus site; Cleveland's Great Lake; Lake that sounds strange; Source of Niagara Falls; Water beside Buffalo; A Penn State campus city; Cuyahoga River's destination; It's southeast of London; It's southwest of Buffalo; Lake beside Buffalo; What surrounds Canada's southernmost land; Fourth in a moist mnemonic; It borders Toledo; Lake beside Cleveland; See 61 Down; Smallest of the Great Lakes; Source for Niagara Falls; Water beside Toledo; Water bordering four states; With 33 Across, 1820s engineering marvel; City that sounds spooky; Expanse north of Akron; Its main inlet is the Detroit River; Pennsylvania lake city; Port north of Pittsburgh; Water near Niagara Falls; West end of the Saint Lawrence Seaway; A Great 53 Across; A Michigan water border; Canal through Lockport, New York; Fort __ (town on the Niagara); Great Lake near Niagara Falls; Lake beside Huron, Ohio (really!); Lake near Detroit; Northwesternmost Pennsylvania county; Part of Ontario's border; Toronto-to-Columbus midpoint; Water bordering Ohio; City very close to Canada; Great Lake beside New York; It's due north of Pittsburgh; Lake beside Ohio; Ohio's Lake __ College; Watery War of 1812 "battleground"; What the Detroit River feeds; Inland mecca for shipwreck divers; Lake that sounds chilling; Midwestern home of serpentine monster Bessie; See 56 Down; Water north of Cleveland; Water part of four state borders; Great Lake bordering Ohio; It's between Toronto and Akron; Lake between Ontario and New York; Pennsylvania city that sounds spooky; See 63 Across; What Niagara County borders; Home of Mercyhurst College; Home of the minor league SeaWolves; Home to Gannon University; Canal from Albany; Home of the Otters of the Ontario Hockey League; Lake that sounds weird; See 49-Across; Class AA minor league team affiliated with Detroit; Great Lake bordering New York; Keystone State county; Lake that's the source of the Niagara River; Northern terminus of Interstate 79; Ohio county north of Huron; Ohio county whose seat is Sandusky; One of the Lower Lakes; Pennsylvania county seat; See 68-Across; Buckeye State county; Double A baseball team in the Eastern League's Southern Division; Home port of the U.S. brig Niagara; Home to Jerry Uht Park, where the SeaWolves play baseball; Lake near London; New York county south of Niagara; Ohio's Lake ___ College; Penn State city; Rival of Altoona in minor league baseball's Eastern League; Seat of Kansas's Neosho County; Setting of "That Thing You Do!"; Birthplace of Billy Blanks; City in the Quaker State; Home of the Freeze indoor football team; Lake on the border of four states; Lake that Canada's Point Pelee National Park is on; Lake that the Huron River flows into; Lake the Detroit River flows into; Most populous county in upstate New York; View from Canada's Point Pelee National Park; ___ Railroad Co. v. Tompkins (1938 Supreme Court decision); Mistake by the lake lake; Buffalo's lake and county; City across the state from Philadelphia; City in the minors' Eastern League; Lake that borders Ohio; North American language; Northwesternmost county in Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania county that borders New York and Ohio; With 28-Down, New York waterway; With 36-Down, "Clinton's Ditch"; Gannon University's home; Lake by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; Lake surrounding Kelleys Island; Lake surrounding Pelee Island; Lake that Ohio's Lake County borders; Lake that contains Canada's southernmost point; Ohio-Ontario separator; Railroad company known as "The scarlet woman of Wall Street"; Lake of which Put-in-Bay is a part.; Battle of Lake ___, Sept. 10, 1813.; Canal in Eastern United States.; Canal, Albany to Buffalo.; Perry's battle site, 1813.; 9,968 sq. mi. of water.; Indian tribe.; Lake port in N.W. Pennsylvania.; City of N. E. Pennsylvania.; Lake port.; Scene of Perry's victory (1813).; South end of Welland Canal.; N. Y. State barge canal.; Enemy of the Iroquois.; Lake battle, 1813.; City famed for electrical appliances.; Indian.; Lake drained by Niagara River.; Midpoint from Buffalo to Cleveland.; N. Y. State canal.; Port of entry in Pennsylvania.; Where Put in Bay is.; With 50 down, De Witt Clinton's project.; 9,940 square miles of water.; Canal begun in DeWitt Clinton's day.; City midway between Cleveland and Buffalo.; City named for a tribe.; City of 130,803 in Pennsylvania.; City or canal.; Clevelanders swim in it.; Lake port SW of Buffalo.; Lake port in Pennsylvania.; Lake port of the Keystone State.; Northernmost city of Pennsylvania.; Clinton's Ditch.; A city, county or lake.; Buffalo's shore front.; City in Keystone State.; City in Pa.; It's larger than Ontario.; Lake 240 miles long.; Lake port, pop. 130,803.; Neighbor of Ontario.; Relative of 19 Down.; Water between Buffalo and Toledo.; American and Canadian lake.; An old canal.; Ashtabula's waterfront.; Iroquois Indians.; Part of U. S.–Canadian boundary.; Redskin.; Sandusky's waterfront.; Well-known canal.; Where Commodore Perry triumphed.; Where Perry won.; Buffalo-Albany canal.; County of New York.; Extinct Indian.; First American canal.; O. H. Perry fought here.; O. H. Perry's lake.; Perry's HQ.; Red man.; U. S. canal.; ___ Canal.; American-Canadian lake.; County in N. Y.; Into which the Maumee River flows.; Iroquois.; Lake city in Pennsylvania.; Lorain's lake.; Scene of Perry's victory.; Lake of Put-in-Bay.; Perry's lake.; Shallowest of Great Lakes.; Third largest city of Pennsylvania.; 1825 canal.; Lake on Ohio border.; Lake port, Pa.; Neighbor of 2 Down.; Port Dover's lakefront.; Shipping center in Pa.; Where Perry "met the enemy."; Folk-song canal.; Iroquoian.; It contains Put-in Bay.; Jolliet's discovery, 1669.; Lake of 9,950 sq. mi.; One end of the Welland Canal.; 87th city of U. S., in 1960 census.; Algonquian Indian.; City west of Jamestown, N. Y.; Homonym of 65 Across.; Joliet's discovery.; Lake of the St. Lawrence Seaway.; City on a Great Lake.; N. Y. barge canal.; Pa. city.; Port SW of Buffalo.; Detroit's lake.; Lackawanna's county.; Scene of Perry victory.; 140-year-old canal.; Canal of 1825.; Lake.; Place in Pennsylvania.; Part of Ohio's boundary.; See 16 Across.; Michigan's cousin.; Part of the U.S. border.; Commodore Perry's base.; City on a lake.; Historic waterway.; Waterway in a song.; Cleveland sight.; Lackawanna's partner.; Part of a railroad name.; Wyandot's cousin; Dead Sea of U.S.; Amerind; Canal finished in 1825; City in the Keystone State; U. S. Indian; Waterway in a folk song; County in Penna.; Canal or city; Penna. city; Perry locale; What one of 33 Across stands for; Canal or Indian; Penn. city; Penna. port; See 58 Down; City in Penna.; City or lake; Big lake; Buffalo's vista; Canal or port; North American lake; Fisk's railroad; One of the five; Perry's conquest; Site of 1813 naval battle; Buffalo-to-Albany watercourse; Diva Mills; Lake seen at Lakewood, Ohio; One of five lakes; Where Perry won: 1813; Canal started in 1817; Dunkirk's lake; Lake or Indian; Lake or port; Mohawk's relative; Perry's victory site; Sight from Toledo; Site of Put-In Bay; Where Perry triumphed; Where Toledans go sailing; City that sounds mysterious; Lake fed by the Maumee River; Relative of a Huron; Where the British lost to Perry: 1813; Albany-Buffalo canal; Canal or county in N.Y.; Canal or railroad; Canal that needed Clinton's clout; Clinton's waterway; Lake that sounds mysterious; Northern waterway; Pa. port; Site of many eerie mishaps; View from Cleveland; Border water; City NW of Johnstown; City near Chautauqua Lake; Extinct Indian group; Indian of a New York region; Iroquoian tongue; Lakes Indian; Maumee's outlet; One of a well-known quintet; One of five bodies; One of five bodies of water; One of the five "Greats"; Railroad associated with Gould; Railroad guided by Jay Gould; Railroad that failed in 1861; Railroad, lake or canal; Shallowest of five; ___ Smith, O'Neill hero; A body on Canada's southern border; Body that sounds scary; Canal, lake or city; City where most of Perry's ships were built; Foe of a Seneca; Great Lakes city; HOMES lake; Indian of the Great Lakes region; Iroquoian group; Lake on the U.S.-Canadian boundary; Large lake; Neighbor of Chautauqua Lake; O'Neill's ___ Smith; Ontario feeder; Pa.'s only Great Lakes port; Railroad manipulated by Jay Gould; Sight from Cleveland; Site of Mercyhurst College; Canal or lake; City named for an Indian group; Lake fed by the Maumee; Lake near Chautauqua; Puzzler's lake; Scene of Perry's heroism; Seneca's foe; Spooky-sounding city; Storied canal; 360-mile watercourse, with 42 Across; Coloratura Mills; Feeder of Maumee Bay; His name means "long tail"; Homophone for eerie; Jay Gould's railroad: 1867–72; Maumee Bay feeder; Pa. lake port; Pa. lakeside city; Railroad once headed by Jay Gould; Site of Gannon U.; Site of Villa Maria College; Where ships for Perry were built; A "long tail"; An Iroquoian; Canal of songdom; Indians' lake; Naval battle site: 1813; One of the "Long Tails"; Port north of Meadville; Puzzler; Battle site: 1813; Canal for Sal; Fourth part of HOMES; Jay Gould's railroad, once; Lake Amerind; One of five expanses; One of five great ones; River or canal; Canal at Albany; City in Kansas; Indian or canal; Old Buffalo-to-Albany canal; Port in Pa.; The Cat Nation; Lake in U.S. and Canada; Member of the Cat Nation; One of five on a map; Pa. county; Pa. port of entry; A neighbor of Huron; N.Y. Indian; Scene of Perry's triumph; Wyandot's kin; An Iroquoian map; Another Pa. city; Canal backed by DeWitt Clinton; Part of N.Y. State Barge Canal; Port of entry in Pa.; Tribe whose name means "long tail"; Barge canal in N.Y.; Canal called "Clinton's Folly"; Fourth-largest Great Lake; Gannon U. site; Gould railroad; Hometown of Larry Holmes; Jay Gould's train company; Amerind or canal; Battle site: Sept. 10, 1813; De Witt Clinton's "ditch"; Lake at SE Mich.; Villa Maria College site; County in Pa. or N.Y.; Gannon University location; Indian tongue; Mentor-on-the-Lake's lake; Spooky Indian?; Western terminus of Clinton's ditch; Where Perry triumphed: 1813; ___ quenelle (Pa. poached dumpling?); Low bridge! Everyone down! canal; 15 miles of song; Albany-to-Buffalo route; Fort Presque Isle site; Fort _____, Ontario; Gannon University home; Lackawanna's partner in railroads; Seneca foe; Spooky waterway?; Tribe whose name means "cat people"; View from Ashtabula; View from I-90; Welland Canal terminus; Cleveland is on its shore; County name in New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania; Great Lake with the smallest volume; Historic enemy of the Iroquois; Historic trade ally of the Monacan people; Lakeside city that's at one end of I-79; People also known as the Cat Nation; The lake in "lake effect" snow; ___ Canal, connector of the Hudson River to the Great Lakes; 1813 naval battle site; Ashtabula abuts it; Eastern Amerind; Fort ____, Ont.; Mule Sal's canal; Northeast Indian; Old name in railroading; Seneca foe, 1653; Welland Canal outlet; _____ Lackawanna Railway; 175-year-old canal; Ohio or New York county; Onetime B.&O. rival; I-79's northern terminus; Lackawanna's partner in railroading; Louis Jolliet discovery of 1669; One of a watery quintet; View from Sandusky; Canal with a "low bridge" ("ev'rybody down!"); Canal with a mule named Sal; Gannon University locale; Jolliet's 1669 discovery; Lake near Jacobs Field; New York and ___ Railroad, started in 1832; Eastern Woodlands tribe; It's between Huron and Ontario; Jay Gould railroad; Lake ___ College, in 16-Across; New York's most populous upstate county; Old railroad name; U.S. port, or its locale; Where I-79 ends; Where Oliver Hazard Perry prevailed; Classic railroad name; Part of the U.S./Canada border; Old name in railroads; War of 1812 port; ___ Railroad, founded 1832; Enemies of the Iroquois; Lake ___ Beach, N.Y.; Lake along which I-90 runs; Lake touching four states; Oliver Hazard Perry victory site; Tribe with palisaded villages; Where Commodore Perry prevailed; City near Fort Presque Isle; Fort ___, Ont.; Penn State branch site; Behrend College locale; Eastern tribe; Port city or the lake it's on; Port on a lake of the same name; Railroad chartered in 1832; View from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame; Niagara source; Pennsylvania's northwesternmost county; With 34-Across, engineering feat completed in 1825; Buffalo's body of water; Canada's Battle of Fort ___, 1866; Fort ___, captured by U.S. forces in 1814; I-90 runs along it; Lake named after an Indian tribe; Canal near Rome; City of 100,000+ or the lake it's on; Great Lake touching four states; Lake ___, home of the Bass Islands; Lake ___, outlet of the Maumee River; Lake ___, south of London; Lake next to Avon Lake; New York tribe defeated by the Iroquois; War of 1812 siege site; With 30-Down, locale of lots of locks; ___ Lackawanna (bygone railroad); County in New York, Ohio or Pennsylvania; Home of Presque Isle Downs racetrack; Lake ___, discovery of Louis Jolliet; Lake bordering four states; See 5-Down; Upstate New York county; County west of Wyoming; Lake bordered by four states; Losing tribe in the Beaver Wars; See 23-Across; Upstate New York's ___ Canal; ___ Canal, waterway through Schenectady; Buffalo's county or lake; City that's home to the U.S. Brig Niagara; Ontario's Fort ___; Tribe that lent its name to a canal; View from Presque Isle; Creepy-sounding lake name?; Great Lake between Huron and Ontario; Lake between Ohio and Ontario; Name of counties in three states, all crossed by I-90; New York State's ___ Canal; Pennsylvania city or county; See 29-Across; The Maumee flows northeast to this lake; 1813's Battle of Lake ___; Certain Iroquoian; Lake ___, 1813 battle site; Lake ___, source of the Niagara River; Lake connected to Sandusky Bay; Language related to Wyandot; Pennsylvania's northernmost county; ___ Railroad, 1832-1960; Canal with 36 locks; County name in three states; Iroquois foe in the Beaver Wars; It's at one end of I-79; Lake in an old railroad name; Snowbelt city; City of NW Pennsylvania; Eponymous Indian tribe; Insurance company based in Pennsylvania; Lakeside tribe; Member of a noted quintet; New York county on the Canadian border; Ontario border lake; See 39-Down; Spooky-sounding Pennsylvania city; The "E" of the old NY&E Rail Road; U.S. city that's an anagram of 22-Across; City on a lake of the same name; Lake ___, home of Presque Isle; Lake on Ohio's northern border; Lake that stretches from Toledo to Buffalo; Lakeside Ohio county; Pennsylvania city or the lake it's on; The Gem City, so-called because of its sparkling lake; City on Amtrak's Boston-to-Chicago line; Former tribe in western New York; Home to Double-A baseball's SeaWolves; It's down the lake from Buffalo; Lake connected with lake-effect snow; Port with lots of lake-effect snow; Railroad name starting in 1832; Eastern city whose name sounds weird?; Home to Bessie, a lake monster in American folklore; Lake named for a Pennsylvania people; 1813 battle site in the War of 1812; It's a two-hour drive north of Pittsburgh; Lake ___ (what separates Ohio and Ontario); Lake bordered by four states and a province; ___ Railroad Co. v. Tompkins (landmark 1938 Supreme Court case); Great Lake bordered by Ohio; Lake largely fed by the Detroit River; Lake that feeds into Lake Ontario; Lake with a namesake canal; Native American tribe with a namesake lake; Northwest county of Pennsylvania; Tribe that fought the Iroquois; What the "E" stands for in HOMES; Fort ___ (Peace Bridge terminus); Lake below Huron; Northernmost county of Pennsylvania; Where Oliver Hazard Perry said "We have met the enemy, and they are ours"; Canal written about by Twain and Melville; Cleveland abuts it; Great Lake that sounds like a synonym for "spooky"; Lake bordering Ohio and New York; Lake home to the cryptid "Bessie"; Member of a wet quintet; See 67-Across; Water buffalo; Great Lake with a vowel-heavy name; Locale for a noted canal; Pennsylvania city that's home to Gannon University; See 50-Down; U.S. Brig Niagara's port; Buffalo waterfront; Lake visible from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; Tribe for which a canal was named; With 66-Across, Albany-to-Buffalo waterway; Cedar Point's lake; County east of Sandusky; Springsteen's Seeger cover "___ Canal"; Canal in the Ramones' home state; Famous canal in the Ramones' home state; County south of Niagara; Lake north of Sandusky; Lake where the British suffered an 1813 naval defeat; Mayor Joyce Savocchio's city; Oh, their future is dreary. 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Great Lake near Buffalo; Great Lake that appears frequently in crosswords; Great Lake that's a homophone of 52-Down; Great Lake with the most abundant fish population; Great Lake with the shortest average water residence time; Lake by Cleveland; Lake containing Rattlesnake Island; Lake south of Lake Huron; Niagara Falls is its main outlet; Great Lake home to Hen Island; Great Lake home to Snow Island; Great Lake popular with divers; Great Lake that touches New York; Indigenous people of northern Ohio; Pennsylvania city bordering a Great Lake; Uncanny-sounding lake; Warmest Great Lake; Pennsylvania's third city; Superior's kin; Great body?; Old railroad; Superior peer; Euclid's waters; Former Eastern tribe; USS Niagara docking site; Location of Penn State Behrend's campus; Site of the Cuyahoga's mouth; Home of the Detroit Tigers' minor-league affiliate SeaWolves; Canal in the folk song "Low Bridge, Everybody Down"; Home of Penn State Behrend; Lake by Lorain, Ohio; Pennsylvania home of the Splash Lagoon water park; Sight on the Great Lakes Circle Tour; Canal "from Albany to Buffalo"; City almost 300 miles northwest of Philadelphia; E of aquatic HOMES; Edmonton hockey pro; Lake by Monroe, Mich.; Renaissance Centre locale in Pennsylvania; Commodore Perry's headquarters; Home to Commodore Perry's ship Niagara; Tribe also called the Cat Nation; Perry's headquarters; The Flagship City; City between Buffalo and Cleveland; It's about 115 miles north of Pittsburgh; Stop on the Lake Shore Limited; Home of Oliver Hazard Perry's flagship Niagara; Station served by Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited; City about 120 miles north of Pittsburgh; City of northwest Pennsylvania; City of northwestern Pennsylvania; People also called the Cat Nation; They warred with the Iroquois; County of northern Ohio; Foe of the Seneca; Lake port of Pennsylvania; Site of Penn State's northernmost campus; Western New York natives; County of Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York, but no other states; Home of Double-A baseball's SeaWolves; Home port of the USS Niagara; Perry Square setting; That Great Lake you always find in crosswords; Victims of the Beaver Wars; Canal that traverses the Empire State; Insurance company based in northwestern Pennsylvania; Participants in the Beaver Wars; Perry Square city; Second-smallest of a geographical quintet; Beaver Wars participants; City 117 miles north of Pittsburgh; City in a county of the same name on a lake of the same name; City that hosts the annual Roar on the Shore motorcycle rally; Lake, canal, county or city; ___ Times-News (Pennsylvania paper); City and lake named for a tribe; City up the shore from Cleveland; County in the Keystone State; County name in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York; Great Lakes tribe; Only Pennsylvania county largely north of the 42nd parallel; Pennsylvania city on the shore of a Great Lake; Perry Square site; Home of the Tom Ridge Environmental Center; Hunters on the Allegheny Plateau; It's about 120 miles north of Pittsburgh; Lake at the end of a canal finished in 1825; Lake at the southern end of the Welland Canal; Lake into which the Detroit River flows; Lake view from Buffalo; Pennsylvania county bordering both New York and Ohio; Pennsylvania terminus of Interstate 79; Port named for a Native American people; Presque Isle Yacht Club setting; Second-smallest of the Great Lakes; Lake for which Ohio's Lake County is named; Lake south of the Ontario Peninsula; Lake that holds Canada's southernmost point; Stop after Buffalo on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited; Tribe in the Beaver Wars; Only Pennsylvania county that reaches north of the 42nd parallel; Pennsylvania city with a lakefront; Iroquoian people for whom a lake is named; Lake bordering four states and one province; Lake that sounds like 112-Across; Port on a Great Lake