Crossword clues for erie
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- Pennsylvania lake city
- Pennsylvania city that shares its name with a Great Lake
- Pennsylvania city or New York canal
- Pennsylvania city named for a lake
- Pennsylvania city known for lake-effect snow
- Penn. city
- Part of Pennsylvania's border
- PA port
- Only Great Lake that borders Pennsylvania
- Only Great Lake spelled with four letters
- Only four-letter Great Lake
- One of the HOMES lakes
- One of Jay Gould's railroads
- One of a noted geographical quintet
- One of a notable quintet
- One of a great quintet
- One Great Lake
- Ohio's Lake ___ College
- Ohio native
- Notable canal
- Northwestern Pennsylvania city
- Northwest Pennsylvania county
- Northernmost Pennsylvania county
- Niagara Falls source
- New York port
- New York county south of Niagara
- Neighbor of Ontario and Huron
- Name of a lake and canal
- Mercyhurst University's city
- Large freshwater lake
- Lake that's adjacent to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Lake that sounds creepy
- Lake that Canada's Point Pelee National Park is on
- Lake that borders the United States and Canada
- Lake surrounding Mohawk Island
- Lake surrounding Canada's southernmost point
- Lake south of London
- Lake source of the Niagara River
- Lake seen from Toledo
- Lake or city
- Lake on the border of four states
- Lake near London
- Lake near Detroit
- Lake near Cleveland
- Lake in view from Cleveland
- Lake in HOMES
- Lake in four states and Canada
- Lake in four states
- Lake by the Jake
- Lake between Ontario and Ohio
- Lake above Ontario
- Keystone State county
- Jolliet's lake
- Jolliet discovery
- Joliet discovery of 1669
- It feeds Niagara Falls
- It borders Toledo
- Huron's neighbour
- Hudson River canal
- HOMES element
- Great Lakes lake
- Great Lake that borders Cleveland and Buffalo
- Great Lake near Cleveland
- Great Lake fed by the Detroit River
- Great Lake bordering four states
- Great Lake bordering Buffalo
- Fourth-largest city in Pennsylvania
- Foe of the Seneca
- Euclid, Ohio's lake
- Eleventh largest lake in the world
- Eastern Indian
- Eastern city on I-90
- Detroit River's terminus
- Cuyahoga River outlet
- Crossword constructor's favorite canal
- County south of Niagara
- County of northern Ohio
- County in Penna
- Commodore Perry victory site
- Cleveland's body of water
- City on a same-named lake
- City of Pennsylvania
- City of northwestern Pennsylvania
- City between Cleveland and Buffalo
- Cedar Point's lake
- Cat Nation tribe
- Canal that opened in 1825
- Canal serving Rochester
- Canal of Rome
- Canal from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean
- Canal connecting the Great Lakes to the Atlantic
- Canal city
- Canadian border lake
- Buffalo is on its shore
- Buffalo county
- Buffalo body
- Battle site of 1813
- American tribe
- American canal
- A U.S. canal
- ". . . 15 miles on the ___ Canal"
- ''Low bridge, everyone down!'' canal
- __ Canal
- Where Put-in-Bay is
- Where Perry Square is
- Where I-90 and I-79 meet
- Where "We have met the enemy ..."
- What the "E" stands for in HOMES
- What surrounds Canada's southernmost land
- West end of the Saint Lawrence Seaway
- Welland Canal lake
- Weird-sounding canal
- Weird sounding canal?
- Weird lake?
- Waterway in a folk song
- Waters near Buffalo
- Waters by Buffalo
- Water east of Toledo
- Water due south of London
- Water by Buffalo
- Water bordering Ohio
- Water bordering four states
- Water between Buffalo and Toledo
- War of 1812 shipbuilding port
- War of 1812 battle locale
- Vowel-heavy Great Lake
- View from Presque Isle
- View from Huron, Ohio
- View from Canada's Point Pelee National Park
- Victims of the Beaver Wars
- Vermilion's lake
- USS Niagara docking site
- US border lake
- U.S. Brig Niagara's port
- U.S. border lake
- U. S. lake
- Tribe that lived by a Great Lake
- Tribe that fought the Iroquois
- Tribe or lake
- Tribe once found around the Great Lakes
- Tribe native to Ohio
- Tribe in the Great Lakes area
- Tribe for which a canal was named
- Toronto-to-Columbus midpoint
- Toledo's body of water
- Three-voweled lake
- Three-vowel Great Lake
- They warred with the Iroquois
- The lake in "lake effect" snow
- The Huron River feeds it
- The Detroit River flows into it
- The "E" in the mnemonic HOMES
- The "E" in the mnemonic device HOMES
- The "E" in the HOMES mnemonic
- The "E" in the Great Lakes mnemonic HOMES
- The 'E' of HOMES
- That Great Lake you always find in crosswords
- Superior's wet inferior
- Superior mate?
- Stop on the Lake Shore Limited
- Station served by Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited
- Spoooooky Great Lake (if there was an extra E ha ha)
- Spooky-sounding Great Lake
- Southwest of Ontario
- Southernmost of a wet quintet
- Source of lake-effect snow in Cleveland
- Source of lake effect snow in Cleveland
- Source for Niagara Falls
- Smallest of five Greats
- Site of the Cuyahoga's mouth
- Site of Perry's victory, 1813
- Site of Perry's naval victory
- Site of Pennsylvania's Asbury Woods
- Site of Penn State's northernmost campus
- Site of Gannon U
- Site of fighting in the War of 1812
- Site of a War of 1812 naval battle
- Site of a significant War of 1812 victory
- Shortest Great Lake name
- Shipwreck divers' mecca
- Shallowest of the HOMES quintet
- Setting of "That Thing You Do!"
- Second-smallest of a geographical quintet
- Second-smallest Great Lake
- Second smallest of the Great Lakes in surface area
- Seat of Kansas's Neosho County
- Sandusky's waterfront
- Sandusky River's lake
- Sandusky County's lake
- Sal's canal?
- Sal's canal, in song
- Sal's canal, in a song
- Sal the mule's domain
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's lake
- Rochester's canal
- Rival of Altoona in minor league baseball's Eastern League
- Railroad or lake
- Railroad launched in 1851
- Railroad company known as "The scarlet woman of Wall Street"
- Put-in-Bay's place
- Put-in-Bay lake
- Presque Isle port
- Presque Isle Bay port
- Presque Isle Bay city
- Port where Commodore Perry’s flagship is docked
- Port that's on its own lake
- Port in Pa
- Port city north of Pittsburgh
- Point Pelee's lake
- Perry's lake
- Perry's headquarters
- Perry Square site
- Perry Square locale
- Perry Square city
- Perry locale
- People also called the Cat Nation
- Pennsylvania's only Great Lakes port
- Pennsylvania's lake port
- Pennsylvania's Great Lake
- Pennsylvania town that borders a Great Lake
- Pennsylvania setting of "That Thing You Do!"
- Pennsylvania port, or its waters
- Pennsylvania port on the St. Lawrence Seaway
- Pennsylvania industrial center
- Pennsylvania home of Waldameer Water World Park
- Pennsylvania county that borders New York and Ohio
- Pennsylvania county or New York canal
- Pennsylvania city, or a Great Lake
- Pennsylvania city whose motto is "Feel the Lake Effect"
- Pennsylvania city where Billy Blanks was born
- Pennsylvania city where "That Thing You Do!" was set
- Pennsylvania city that's near Cleveland
- Pennsylvania city that's near Buffalo, New York
- Pennsylvania city that shares the name of the Great Lake it's on
- Pennsylvania city that shares its name with the adjacent Great Lake
- Pennsylvania city subject to lake-effect snow
- Pennsylvania city on the shore of a Great Lake
- Pennsylvania city on a same-named lake
- Pennsylvania city on a namesake Great Lake
- Pennsylvania city on a Great Lake
- Pennsylvania city of about 100,000
- Pennsylvania city north of Pittsburgh
- Pennsylvania city near Cleveland
- Pennsylvania city by a lake
- Pennsylvania city by a Great Lake
- Pennsylvania border lake
- Pennsyl-vania port
- Penn State city
- Participants in the Beaver Wars
- Part of the mnemonic device HOMES
- Part of the HOMES mnemonic
- Part of Ontario's southern border
- Part of Ontario's border
- Part of a wet quintet
- Part of "H.O.M.E.S."
- Ontario-Huron link
- Only Pennsylvania county largely north of the 42nd parallel
- Only Great Lake whose name has four letters
- Only Great Lake bordering Pennsylvania
- Onetime New York Indian
- One-consonant lake
- One of the Niagara River's sources
- One of the Lower Lakes
- One of the lakes on Michigan's state quarter
- One of the HOMES
- One of the four Great Lakes that border Michigan
- One of five Greats
- One of five great waterways
- One of five bodies
- One of a lake quintet
- One of "H.O.M.E.S."
- Oliver Perry victory site
- Old Ohio/New York tribe
- Ohio Indian, once
- Ohio Indian
- Of the Great Lakes, only Ontario is smaller than it
- NY canal
- Northwesternmost county in Pennsylvania
- Northwestern Pennsylvania county
- Northwest county of Pennsylvania
- Northeastern canal
- North American language
- Niagara River's lake source
- New York's shortest-named county
- New York county by a Great Lake
- New York canal that opened in 1825
- New York canal or Pennsylvania city
- New York border lake
- Native Americans whose name means "cat"
- Native American tribe with a namesake lake
- Name of three counties on the U.S.'s northern border
- Name of a noted canal or lake
- Name of a Great Lake or a canal
- Name of a Great Lake and a Pennsylvania city on it
- N. Y. canal
- Most populous county in upstate New York
- Most of Ohio's northern boundary
- Mercyhurst University city
- Mercyhurst College city
- Maumee Bay's lake
- Major U.S. lake
- Lorain, Ohio's lake
- Location of Penn State Behrend's campus
- Like Hitchcock films
- Large northern lake
- Large North American lake
- Large lake
- Lakewood, Ohio's lake
- Lakeside Pennsylvania city
- Lakeside city northeast of Cleveland
- Lakes tribe
- Lake, canal, county or city
- Lake, canal, city, county or tribe
- Lake, canal or city
- Lake-effect snow lake
- Lake-effect snow city
- Lake with the legendary monster Bessie
- Lake with Canada's southernmost point
- Lake with an unsettling-sounding name
- Lake with a spooky-sounding name
- Lake with a namesake canal
- Lake where Perry triumphed
- Lake where Perry prevailed in 1813
- Lake where Perry prevailed
- Lake where Perry achieved an 1813 victory
- Lake west of Ontario
- Lake west of Buffalo
- Lake visible from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Lake visible from Cedar Point amusement park
- Lake view from Toledo
- Lake view from Buffalo
- Lake under which Garrett Morgan led a rescue in 1916
- Lake to the Hudson
- Lake that's typically grouped with Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Ontario
- Lake that's the outlet for the Detroit River
- Lake that's the "E" in HOMES
- Lake that's great
- Lake that's associated with Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Ontario
- Lake that touches New York and Ontario
- Lake that sounds strange
- Lake that sounds scary [E]
- Lake that sounds like an adjective meaning "spooky"
- Lake that sounds like an adjective meaning "creepy"
- Lake that sounds like a word meaning "spooky"
- Lake that sounds like a word meaning "scary"
- Lake that Ohio's Lake County borders
- Lake that flows into the Niagara River
- Lake that flows into the Niagara
- Lake that feeds into Lake Ontario
- Lake that drains via the Niagara River
- Lake that contains Canada's southernmost point
- Lake that borders Ontario
- Lake that borders Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and Michigan
- Lake that borders Ohio to the north
- Lake that borders Ohio
- Lake that borders both the United States and Canada
- Lake that borders both Canada and the United States
- Lake surrounding Pelee Island
- Lake surrounding Kelleys Island
- Lake southeast of Huron
- Lake south of Huron
- Lake site of a War of 1812 battle
- Lake separated from Lake Ontario by the Niagara River
- Lake seen from Monroe, Michigan
- Lake seen from Euclid, Ohio
- Lake port, pop. 130,803
- Lake on the U.S.-Canada border
- Lake on the Pennsylvania coast
- Lake on our northern border
- Lake on New York's western border
- Lake on Michigan's state quarter
- Lake on four states and a province
- Lake of the Bass Islands
- Lake of Lackawanna
- Lake of an 1813 battle
- Lake not far from Niagara Falls
- Lake north of Sandusky
- Lake north of Cleveland
- Lake north of Akron
- Lake next to Cleveland
- Lake next to Cedar Point amusement park
- Lake near Progressive Field
- Lake near Lake Ontario
- Lake near a falls
- Lake named for a Pennsylvania people
- Lake named by an Iroquoian tribe
- Lake linked to the Hudson River
- Lake largely fed by the Detroit River
- Lake into which the Cuyahoga empties
- Lake into which Ohio's Cuyahoga River empties
- Lake in a classic mnemonic
- Lake Huron's neighbor
- Lake from which the Niagara River flows
- Lake fed by the Sandusky River
- Lake fed by the Maumee
- Lake fed by the Detroit River
- Lake fed by the Cuyahoga River
- Lake depicted on Michigan's state quarter
- Lake crossed traveling from Ohio to Ontario
- Lake by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Lake by the Ontario Peninsula
- Lake by Ontario
- Lake by Lakewood, Ohio
- Lake by Huron, Ohio
- Lake by Euclid
- Lake by Buffalo
- Lake bordering New York
- Lake bordering Cleveland
- Lake bordering Buffalo
- Lake between Canada and the US
- Lake beside Huron, Ohio (really!)
- Lake below Huron
- Lake at southernmost point of Canada
- Lake at SE Mich
- Lake at one end of the Niagara River
- Lake adjoining Toledo
- Lake adjoining Ontario
- Lake adjoining Cleveland
- Lake adjacent to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Lake 240 miles long
- Lake ___ (what separates Ohio and Ontario)
- Lake __ College, near Cleveland
- Lackawanna partner
- Its main inlet is the Detroit River
- It's southwest of Buffalo
- It's southeast of London
- It's part of four states' borders
- It's larger than Ontario
- It's great for boating?
- It's fed by the Cuyahoga
- It's due north of Pittsburgh
- It's about 120 miles north of Pittsburgh
- It's about 115 miles north of Pittsburgh
- It's a two-hour drive north of Pittsburgh
- Insurance company based in northwestern Pennsylvania
- Huron's cousin
- Huron and Ontario connector
- Hudson-to-Niagara River canal
- HOMES's E
- HOMES word
- HOMES unit
- HOMES fourth
- HOMES body
- Home to Jerry Uht Park, where the SeaWolves play baseball
- Home to Double-A baseball's SeaWolves
- Home to Bessie, a lake monster in American folklore
- Home port of the U.S. brig Niagara
- Home port of the brigantine "Niagara"
- Home port for the USS Niagara
- Home of the Tom Ridge Environmental Center
- Home of the reconstructed USS Niagara
- Home of the Presque Isle Downs racetrack
- Home of the Freeze indoor football team
- Home of the Double-A SeaWolves
- Home of Pennsylvania's Millcreek Mall
- Home of Oliver Hazard Perry's flagship Niagara
- Home of Double-A baseball's SeaWolves
- High-snowfall Eastern city
- Haunted-sounding lake
- Great Lakes / Atlantic Ocean link
- Great Lake with walleye
- Great Lake with the smallest volume
- Great Lake whose port cities include Cleveland and Buffalo
- Great Lake that's the "E" in the HOMES mnemonic
- Great Lake that touches four states
- Great Lake that stretches from Toledo to Buffalo
- Great Lake that sounds like a word meaning "spooky"
- Great Lake that sounds like a synonym for "mysterious"
- Great Lake that shares its name with a Native American tribe
- Great Lake that shares its name with a city in Pennsylvania
- Great Lake that shares its name with a canal
- Great Lake that Ohioans might sail on
- Great Lake that makes up most of Ohio's northern border
- Great Lake that isn't Superior, Michigan, Huron, or Ontario
- Great Lake that isn't Huron, Michigan, Ontario, or Superior
- Great Lake that drains via Niagara Falls
- Great Lake that borders Toledo and Cleveland
- Great Lake that borders four states
- Great Lake that borders Buffalo, New York
- Great Lake that borders Buffalo
- Great Lake or canal
- Great Lake on Ohio's northern border
- Great Lake of Toledo and Cleveland
- Great Lake next to the Cleveland Browns' stadium
- Great Lake near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Great Lake named for a tribe
- Great Lake bordering Pennsylvania
- Great Lake bordered by Ohio
- Great Lake between the Detroit and Niagara rivers
- Great Lake above Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York
- Great Lake above Niagara Falls
- Great Lake above New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio
- Gannon University's home
- Fourth in a moist mnemonic
- Fort ___, Ont
- Fort ____, Ont
- Fort __ (town on the Niagara)
- Fifth largest Canadian lake
- Expanse north of Akron
- Euclid, Ohio's waters
- Erstwhile Iroquoian language
- Eastern city whose name sounds weird?
- Early American
- Double A baseball team in the Eastern League's Southern Division
- Discovery some attribute to Jolliet
- DeWitt Clinton's waterway
- Detroit River's outlet
- Detroit River's lake
- Detroit River destination
- Cuyahoga River's destination
- Creepy-sounding Great Lake
- Creepy lake?
- County of Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York, but no other states
- County name in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York
- County name in New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania
- County in the Keystone State
- County in Pennsylvania or New York
- County in both Pennsylvania and New York
- County east of Sandusky
- County east of Ashtabula
- Commodore Perry's victory site
- Clinton's Ditch (canal)
- Clinton's Big Ditch
- Cleveland's Great Lake
- Cleveland lake
- City where Perry's flagship Niagara is exhibited
- City up the shore from Cleveland
- City that sounds spooky
- City that hosts the annual Roar on the Shore motorcycle rally
- City seen from Presque Isle State Park
- City roughly halfway between Cleveland and Buffalo
- City on a namesake lake
- City near Presque Isle
- City known for lake-effect snow
- City in the Quaker State
- City in the minors' Eastern League
- City in NW Pennsylvania
- City in northwestern Pennsylvania
- City in Keystone State
- City in a county of the same name on a lake of the same name
- City facing Presque Isle Bay
- City between Buffalo and Cleveland
- City and lake named for a tribe
- City across the state from Philadelphia
- City about 120 miles north of Pittsburgh
- City 117 miles north of Pittsburgh
- Cherokee's kin
- Canal, lake and city name
- Canal with thirty-six locks
- Canal with just one consonant
- Canal with 35 locks
- Canal to the Great Lakes
- Canal through Oneida Lake
- Canal through Lockport, New York
- Canal that traverses the Empire State
- Canal that traverses New York State
- Canal that runs for over 500 miles in New York State
- Canal that originally had 83 locks
- Canal that helps connect the Great Lakes to the Atlantic
- Canal that cost $7,143,789 to build
- Canal since 1817
- Canal past Rochester
- Canal or port
- Canal or Great Lake
- Canal of Sal
- Canal of New York
- Canal near Canada
- Canal mentioned in the song Low Bridge, Everybody Down
- Canal in the Ramones' home state
- Canal from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic
- Canal designed by Benjamin Wright
- Canal depicted on New York's state quarter
- Canal created to transport from upstate New York
- Canal called "Clinton's Ditch"
- Canal by Buffalo
- Canal across New York
- Canal about which the 1905 song "Low Bridge, Everybody Down" was written
- Buffalo’s county
- Buffalo's vista
- Buffalo's shore front
- Buffalo's county and lake
- Buffalo's country
- Buffalo's backdrop
- Buffalo canal
- Buckeye State county
- Border lake or canal
- Body of water near Buffalo
- Body Joliet sighted
- Body between Huron and Ontario
- Birthplace of Billy Blanks
- Big name in railroads
- Big name in railroading
- Big name in canals
- Beaver Wars participants
- Bass Islands' lake
- Base for Commodore Perry
- Barge canal in N.Y
- Ashtabula's water
- Ashtabula's Great Lake
- Ashtabula waterfront
- Another HOMES part
- Alphabetically first Great Lake
- All-America City Award winner of 1972
- A U.S. lake or canal
- A Penn State campus site
- A Penn State campus city
- A Michigan water border
- A lake or canal
- A city, county or lake
- 300+-mile-long canal
- 19th century canal name
- 1960 railroad merger company
- 1825 canal
- 1669 sight for Louis Jolliet
- 1669 Louis Jolliet discovery
- 15 miles of it are mentioned in a song
- "We have met the enemy" there
- "Walleye Capital of the World"
- "that thing you do!" setting
- "Lake effect snow" city
- "HOMES" part
- "Great" quintet member
- "Great" lake for sailing
- "Great" body of water responsible for much New York lake-effect snow
- "Great lake" for sailing
- "Gem City" of the Keystone State
- "Dead Sea" of U.S
- "Clinton's ditch"
- "Clinton's Ditch."
- "Clinton's canal"
- "15 miles on the ___ Canal"
- ''Clinton's Ditch''
- -- Canal
- _____ Lackawanna Railway
- ___ Times-News (Pennsylvania paper)
- ___ Railroad Co. v. Tompkins (landmark 1938 Supreme Court case)
- ___ Railroad Co. v. Tompkins (1938 Supreme Court decision)
- ___ Philharmonic (Pennsylvania orchestra)
- ___ Lackawanna
- ___ Insurance (company based in Pennsylvania)
- ___ Canal, New York
- ___ Canal (waterway that connects a Great Lake to the Hudson River)
- ___ Canal (waterway that connects a Great Lake to New York's Hudson River)
- ___ Canal (water route that links New York City to the Great Lakes)
- ___ Canal (Albany-to-Buffalo waterway)
- __ Lackawanna Railroad
- Part of HOMES
- Sight from Sandusky
- Naval battle site of 1813
- Gannon University home
- Admiral Perry victory site
- Albany-to-Buffalo route
- Fort Presque Isle site
- Toledo's lake
- "Clinton's ditch" canal
- Fort _____, Ontario
- A great lake for sailing?
- Tribe whose name means "cat people"
- Villa Maria College site
- Seneca foe, 1653
- Spooky waterway?
- Pennsylvania port city where "That Thing You Do!" is set
- "Low bridge! Everyone down!" canal
- War of 1812 battle site
- View from Ashtabula
- Border lake orcanal
- Canal opened in 1825
- Lackawanna's partner in railroads
- Pennsylvania city, or its lake
- 15 miles of song
- Buffalo's county or lake
- Enemy of the Iroquois
- Toledo's vista
- Detroit River's destination
- Buffalo's lake and county
- Lackawanna's railroad partner
- View from I-90
- Cleveland's lake
- Welland Canal terminus
- Great Lakes port
- One of five Great ones
- Canal to Buffalo
- ___ Lackawanna Railway
- Ohio or New York county
- Canal with a "low bridge" ("ev'rybody down!")
- Perry battle site
- DeWitt Clinton's canal
- Northwest Pennsylvania city
- Canal with a mule named Sal
- Foe of the Iroquois
- Gannon University locale
- Louis Jolliet discovery of 1669
- I-79 terminus
- Presque Isle locale
- Iroquois enemy
- Iroquoian language
- View from Sandusky, Ohio
- Welland Canal outlet
- Southernmost Great Lake
- Put-in-Bay's locale
- Soprano Mills
- Lake near Jacobs Field
- Canal of songdom
- Native New Yorker
- I-79's northern terminus
- ___Canal
- 175-year-old canal
- View from Buffalo
- Lake that feeds Niagara Falls
- Jolliet's 1669 discovery
- New York Indian
- Pelee Island's lake
- One of a watery quintet
- Where Oliver Hazard Perry prevailed
- Lackawanna's partner in railroading
- Onetime B.&O. rival
- Old railroad name
- Canal with a mule, in song
- New York's ___ Canal
- Cuyahoga's outlet
- New York canal opened in 1825
- New York and ___ Railroad, started in 1832
- Lake ___ College, in 16-Across
- Jay Gould railroad
- U.S. port, or its locale
- It's between Huron and Ontario
- Iroquoian Indian
- Canal to the Hudson River
- Superior's inferior
- Ashtabula's lake
- Niagara River source
- An Iroquoian map
- Where I-79 ends
- Lake near Niagara Falls
- War of 1812 locale
- Eastern Woodlands tribe
- Old name in railroads
- Gannon University city
- Sal's canal of song
- The shallowest Great Lake
- Keystone State port
- Sandusky's county
- Lake ___ Beach, N.Y.
- Put-in-Bay's lake
- Part of the U.S./Canada border
- New York's most populous upstate county
- Oliver Hazard Perry victory site
- Strange-sounding city?
- Western New York county
- Cleveland Indian
- Lake along which I-90 runs
- War of 1812 port
- Presque Isle lake
- Classic railroad name
- Mercyhurst College site
- ___-Lackawanna Railroad
- Where Commodore Perry prevailed
- Enemies of the Iroquois
- Lake touching four states
- Tribe with palisaded villages
- ___ Railroad, founded 1832
- Sandusky's lake
- Lake Indian
- View from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
- Fort ___, captured by U.S. forces in 1814
- Lake tribe
- Former lakeshore tribe
- City on Presque Isle Bay
- With 34-Across, engineering feat completed in 1825
- Great Lakes city
- Pennsylvania's northwesternmost county
- Niagara source
- City near Fort Presque Isle
- New York county whose seat is Buffalo
- Eastern tribe overcome by the Iroquois
- View from Toledo
- Penn State branch site
- Ohio/Ontario separator
- Port on a lake of the same name
- Lackawanna's lake
- ___ Canal (New York waterway)
- Fort ___, Ont.
- Port city or the lake it's on
- Behrend College locale
- Iroquois foe in the Beaver Wars
- Northwesternmost Pennsylvania county
- Railroad chartered in 1832
- Tribe defeated by the Iroquois
- Lake named after an Indian tribe
- 1813 battle site in the War of 1812
- Shallowest of the Great Lakes
- Canada's Battle of Fort ___, 1866
- Buffalo's body of water
- New York tribe defeated by the Iroquois
- Upstate New York county
- County in New York, Ohio or Pennsylvania
- ___ Lackawanna (bygone railroad)
- Lake next to Avon Lake
- With 30-Down, locale of lots of locks
- Pennsylvania county or its seat
- Niagara River's source
- City of 100,000+ or the lake it's on
- Lake ___, outlet of the Maumee River
- Pennsylvania's Flagship City
- Home of Presque Isle Downs racetrack
- Shallowest Great Lake
- Great Lake touching four states
- Lake ___, discovery of Louis Jolliet
- Canal near Rome
- Lake ___, south of London
- Lake bordering four states and a province
- See 5-Down
- War of 1812 siege site
- I-90 runs along it
- Home of Gannon University
- Upstate New York's ___ Canal
- See 23-Across
- County west of Wyoming
- ___ Canal, waterway through Schenectady
- Losing tribe in the Beaver Wars
- View from Presque Isle State Park
- Lake named for an Indian tribe
- Ontario's Fort ___
- Southernmost of the Great Lakes
- City that's home to the U.S. Brig Niagara
- Tribe that lent its name to a canal
- Creepy-sounding lake name?
- Lake between Ohio and Ontario
- "Fifteen Miles on the ___ Canal"
- Name of counties in three states, all crossed by I-90
- Pennsylvania city or county
- See 29-Across
- The Maumee flows northeast to this lake
- Great Lake between Huron and Ontario
- Fort ___, Ontario
- New York State's ___ Canal
- Lake ___, 1813 battle site
- ___ Railroad, 1832-1960
- Smallest Great Lake, by volume
- Lake connected to Sandusky Bay
- 1813's Battle of Lake ___
- Certain Iroquoian
- See 39-Down
- Pennsylvania's northernmost county
- Lake in an old railroad name
- City of NW Pennsylvania
- Language related to Wyandot
- The "E" in HOMES
- Lake ___, source of the Niagara River
- County name in three states
- Canal with 36 locks
- Member of a noted quintet
- It's at one end of I-79
- Eponymous Indian tribe
- City near Presque Isle State Park
- Lakeside tribe
- U.S. city that's an anagram of 22-Across
- Spooky-sounding Pennsylvania city
- New York county on the Canadian border
- The "E" of the old NY&E Rail Road
- Ontario border lake
- Snowbelt city
- Insurance company based in Pennsylvania
- Lake ___, home of Presque Isle
- Pennsylvania city or the lake it's on
- One of the Great Lakes
- Port with lots of lake-effect snow
- Lake that stretches from Toledo to Buffalo
- Former tribe in western New York
- The Gem City, so-called because of its sparkling lake
- Lake on Ohio's northern border
- City on a lake of the same name
- Railroad name starting in 1832
- It's down the lake from Buffalo
- City on Amtrak's Boston-to-Chicago line
- Lake connected with lake-effect snow
- Pennsylvania's "Gem City"
- Lakeside Ohio county
- The "E" of HOMES
- A member of an Iroquoian people formerly living on the south shore of Lake Erie in northern Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania and western New York
- A port city on Lake Erie in northwestern Pennsylvania
- It is linked to the Hudson River by the New York State Barge Canal
- The 4th largest of the Great Lakes
- N.Y. canal
- Sight from Cleveland
- Canal or lake
- One of a great five
- City named for an Indian group
- Seneca's foe
- Puzzler's lake
- Lake fed by the Maumee River
- Lake near Chautauqua
- Fourth largest of the Great Lakes
- Spooky-sounding city
- Weird-sounding lake?
- Scene of Perry's heroism
- American Indian
- Storied canal
- Site of Mercyhurst College
- Clinton's canal
- City or canal
- Lake bordered by four states and a province
- Gould railroad
- Jay Gould's train company
- Coloratura Mills
- Lake port of Pennsylvania
- Jay Gould's railroad: 1867–72
- Barge canal in N.Y.
- City SW of Buffalo
- Fourth-largest Great Lake
- Lake or canal
- Hometown of Larry Holmes
- Huron neighbor
- Foe of a Seneca
- Gannon U. site
- Maumee Bay feeder
- Canal called "Clinton's Folly"
- Where Perry triumphed: 1813
- Buffalo-to-Albany canal
- Mentor-on-the-Lake's lake
- Pa. port of entry
- Cat Nation member
- ___ quenelle (Pa. poached dumpling?)
- Spooky Indian?
- Gannon University location
- Great Lake port
- Indian tongue
- County in Pa. or N.Y.
- Western terminus of Clinton's ditch
- Canal, lake or city
- Jay Gould's railroad, once
- Albany canal
- Canal for Sal, in a song
- Fourth part of HOMES
- Lake Amerind
- One of five expanses
- Battle of Lake ___: 1813
- O'Neill's ___ Smith
- River or canal
- Battle site: 1813
- Site of Villa Maria College
- Huron's neighbor
- Lake at SE Mich.
- Canal or city
- Battle site: Sept. 10, 1813
- Pa. city
- Amerind or canal
- De Witt Clinton's "ditch"
- City in Pa.
- Old Buffalo-to-Albany canal
- City in Kansas
- Indian or canal
- Niagara River's feeder
- Canal at Albany
- U.S. canal
- The Cat Nation
- Port in Pa.
- Lake that sounds weird
- Lake ___, home of the Bass Islands
- Eastern Amerind
- Gannon University site
- Old name in railroading
- Northeast Indian
- Mule Sal's canal
- Ashtabula abuts it
- 1813 naval battle site
- One of five bodies of water
- Fourth of HOMES
- N.Y. Indian
- Lorain's lake
- A neighbor of Huron
- Wyandot's kin
- ___ Smith, O'Neill hero
- Scene of Perry's triumph
- Spooky-sounding lake?
- Member of the Cat Nation
- Body that sounds scary
- Lake on the U.S.-Canadian boundary
- A body on Canada's southern border
- Large lake named after a tribe
- HOMES lake
- Ontario feeder
- Railroad manipulated by Jay Gould
- Scene of Perry's victory: 1813
- Pa.'s only Great Lakes port
- One of the "Great" ones
- Indian of the Great Lakes region
- Neighbor of Chautauqua Lake
- Extinct Indian group
- City where most of Perry's ships were built
- Iroquoian group
- View from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
- HOMES part
- N.Y. county
- Lake in U.S. and Canada
- Sight from Toledo
- One of five on a map
- Pa. county
- Canal that needed Clinton's clout
- Northern waterway
- Clinton's waterway
- Site of many eerie mishaps
- Canal or railroad
- Albany-Buffalo canal
- Canal or Indian
- View from Cleveland
- Canal or county in N.Y.
- Lake that sounds mysterious
- Indian of a New York region
- Railroad guided by Jay Gould
- One of the five "Greats"
- Iroquoian tongue
- Railroad, lake or canal
- Railroad associated with Gould
- Maumee's outlet
- Railroad that failed in 1861
- Shallowest of five
- Canal started in 1817
- One of a well-known quintet
- Lakes Indian
- City NW of Johnstown
- Border water
- City near Chautauqua Lake
- Canal finished in 1825
- Perry's victory site
- City on a Great Lake
- Site of Put-In Bay
- U.S. lake
- Penna. port
- Dunkirk's lake
- Lake or Indian
- Iroquois tribe
- Mohawk's relative
- Lake or port
- First American canal
- Where Toledans go sailing
- Canal in a song
- Indians' lake
- One of the "Long Tails"
- Naval battle site: 1813
- Port north of Meadville
- A "long tail"
- Tribe whose name means "long tail"
- Part of N.Y. State Barge Canal
- Canal backed by DeWitt Clinton
- Port of entry in Pa.
- City in the Keystone State
- One of HOMES
- Another Pa. city
- Relative of a Huron
- Lake city
- City that sounds mysterious
- Where the British lost to Perry: 1813
- Fisk's railroad
- Ontario's neighbor
- Penna. city
- Indian tribe
- U.S. Indian
- Cleveland's waters
- One of the five Great Lakes
- Site of 1813 naval battle
- Perry's conquest
- Pa. lakeside city
- Railroad once headed by Jay Gould
- Feeder of Maumee Bay
- Pa. lake port
- Site of Gannon U.
- Where ships for Perry were built
- Homophone for eerie
- His name means "long tail"
- 360-mile watercourse, with 42 Across
- Where Perry won: 1813
- One of five "Greats"
- One of five lakes
- Diva Mills
- Wyandot's cousin
- Ohio county north of Huron
- Lake seen at Lakewood, Ohio
- Buffalo-to-Albany watercourse
- One of the Greats?
- Mere daydream, but vicar’s drifted off
- County in New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania
- Cleveland's waterfront
- Ohio lake
- New York's canal
- Famous canal in the Ramones' home state
- Famed canal
- Albany's canal
- Lake ___ College, in 16-A
- Lake that sounds spooky
- Lake near river, oddly drained
- A real nice kinda American waterway
- Buffalo's waterfront
- Buffalo's canal
- Historic canal
- Toledo's waterfront
- Pennsylvania lake port
- The E in HOMES
- Soft cheese
- Canal site
- Canal zone?
- U. S. Indian
- No Clue
- Port between Buffalo and Cleveland
- Lake near Buffalo, New York
- One of a "Great" quintet
- Ontario neighbor
- Canal zone
- City north of Pittsburgh
- Albany-to-Buffalo canal
- Canal that parallels much of the Mohawk River
- Buffalo water hole
- War of 1812 lake
- Niagara's source
- Lake, city or canal
- One of the Greats
- Euclid's lake
- Port of Pennsylvania
- Keystone State city
- Northern terminus of I-79
- Quaker State port
- Quaker State city
- Buffalo's waters
- U.S.-Canada border lake
- Sal the mule's canal
- Part of Ohio's border
- Noted canal
- New York state canal
- Iroquoian people
- Great Lakes tribe
- Canal of renown
- Canal completed in 1825
- Stop on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited route
- Pennsylvania harbor city
- Great Lakes name
- City with a Penn State campus
- City on its own Great Lake
- Cat Nation people
- Superior neighbor
- Lake bordering Ohio
- Iroquois enemies
- Iroquoian tribe
- Great Lake with the shortest name
- City in Pa
- Toledo's water
- Small Great Lake
- Shortest-named Great Lake
- Scary-sounding lake
- Pennsylvania county, or its lake
- Part of the mnemonic HOMES
- Niagara Falls feeder
- New York native
- HOMES member
- HOMES component
- Great Lake near Niagara Falls
- City near Buffalo
- Buffalo shore
- One of the Great ones
- Ohio's Great Lake
- Ohio tribe
- Neighbour of Ontario
- Lake that feeds the Niagara River
- Great Lake named for an Iroquoian people
- "Lake-effect snow" lake
- "... 15 miles on the ___ Canal"
- Strange-sounding lake
- Source of the Niagara River
- Lake bordering Ontario
- Lake between Ontario and Huron
- Lake between Huron and Ontario
- Detroit River outlet
- City southwest of Buffalo
- Buffalo waters
- Big lake
- American lake every constructor is sick of cluing, and "American lake" was probably enough to give it to you, so screw it
- "Low bridge! Everybody down!" canal
- Tribe once found around Buffalo
- Superior relative?
- Source of the Niagara
- Smallest of the Great Lakes by volume
- Sight from Buffalo
- Sandusky sight
- Railroad directed by Jay Gould
- Ohio-Ontario divider
- Ohio border lake
- Niagara River feeder
- Neighbour of Huron
- Lake the Detroit River flows into
- Lake southwest of Lake Ontario
- Lake north of Ohio
- Lake near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Lake named for a tribe
- First Great Lake, alphabetically
- Clinton's "Big Ditch"
- City or lake near Buffalo
- City on its own lake
- City in Pennsylvania
- Canal to the Hudson
- Canal in New York
- Buffalo's water
- Buffalo's Great Lake
- Ashtabula's waterfront
- ". . . fifteen miles on the ___ Canal"
- Water beside Toledo
- Smallest Great Lake, in volume
- Rust Belt port
- Presque Isle's lake
- Presque Isle State Park's lake
- Port on its own lake
- Port in Pennsylvania
- Port city of Pennsylvania
- Perry victory site
- Perry Square setting
- Pennsylvania's fourth-largest city
- Pennsylvania or New York county
- Ontario neighbour
- One of the lakes represented in the acronym "HOMES"
- One of a noted quintet
- Northeastern U.S. canal
- North American lake
- Native people after whom a Great Lake is named
- Name of a lake or canal
- Lake where Perry fought
- Lake that the Huron River flows into
- Lake that can be seen from Toledo
- Lake that borders Buffalo, New York
- Lake south of Niagara Falls
- Lake seen from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Lake or tribe
- Lake next to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Lake feeding the Niagara River
- Lake beside Cleveland
- Lake beside Buffalo
- It's inferior to Superior
- Home port of the USS Niagara
- Great one?
- Great Lake that borders Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York
- Great Lake city
- Great Lake bordering Ohio
- Great Lake bordering New York
- Great Lake bordering Cleveland and Buffalo
- Fort __, Ontario
- Fabled canal
- Empire State canal
- Eastern port
- Commodore Perry's lake
- Commodore Perry's headquarters
- Clinton's Folly canal
- City of northwest Pennsylvania
- City not far from Buffalo
- City in Penna
- Canal that Sal worked on, in song
- Canal of Sal, in song
- Canal from Albany
- Buffalo lake
- Barge canal of song
- "The Flagship City"
- "Mistake by the lake" lake
- "... fifteen miles on the ___ Canal"
- Where the Detroit River ends
- Where Perry prevailed
- Western New York natives
- Waterway by Buffalo
- Water that sounds weird
- Water near Niagara Falls
- Water beside Buffalo
- Warmest of the Great Lakes
- Vowel-rich lake
- View from Sandusky
- Tribe also called the Cat Nation
- The E of HOMES
- The ''E'' in HOMES
- Strange-sounding waterway?
- Strange-sounding canal?
- Springsteen's Seeger cover "___ Canal"
- Source of Niagara Falls' water
- Sight from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Shallowest of the Great ones
- Shallowest HOMES member
- Second-smallest Great Lake in surface area
- Sandusky Bay lake
- Rust Belt city
- Port north of Pittsburgh
- Port in the Keystone State
- Port city in Pennsylvania
- Port 'twixt Buffalo and Cleveland
- Pennsylvania's Great Lakes port
- Pennsylvania's "Flagship City"
- Pennsylvania snowbelt city
- Pennsylvania port or its lake
- Pennsylvania neighbor
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
one of the Great Lakes, named for a native Iroquoian people who lived nearby, from French Erie, shortening of Rhiienhonons, said to mean "raccoon nation," perhaps in reference to a totemic animal. Related: Erian.
Gazetteer
Housing Units (2000): 2282
Land area (2000): 9.455493 sq. miles (24.489614 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 0.079759 sq. miles (0.206576 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 9.535252 sq. miles (24.696190 sq. km)
FIPS code: 24950
Located within: Colorado (CO), FIPS 08
Location: 40.040369 N, 105.057659 W
ZIP Codes (1990): 80516
Note: some ZIP codes may be omitted esp. for suburbs.
Headwords:
Erie
Housing Units (2000): 35
Land area (2000): 1.993473 sq. miles (5.163072 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 1.993473 sq. miles (5.163072 sq. km)
FIPS code: 24620
Located within: North Dakota (ND), FIPS 38
Location: 47.116299 N, 97.389088 W
ZIP Codes (1990): 58029
Note: some ZIP codes may be omitted esp. for suburbs.
Headwords:
Erie
Housing Units (2000): 663
Land area (2000): 1.402838 sq. miles (3.633333 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 0.009251 sq. miles (0.023959 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 1.412089 sq. miles (3.657292 sq. km)
FIPS code: 24374
Located within: Illinois (IL), FIPS 17
Location: 41.657802 N, 90.078931 W
ZIP Codes (1990): 61250
Note: some ZIP codes may be omitted esp. for suburbs.
Headwords:
Erie
Housing Units (2000): 44971
Land area (2000): 21.960311 sq. miles (56.876941 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 6.033344 sq. miles (15.626289 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 27.993655 sq. miles (72.503230 sq. km)
FIPS code: 24000
Located within: Pennsylvania (PA), FIPS 42
Location: 42.114507 N, 80.076213 W
ZIP Codes (1990): 16501 16502 16503 16504 16506 16507
Headwords:
Erie
Housing Units (2000): 545
Land area (2000): 0.889683 sq. miles (2.304267 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 0.889683 sq. miles (2.304267 sq. km)
FIPS code: 21500
Located within: Kansas (KS), FIPS 20
Location: 37.568548 N, 95.242562 W
ZIP Codes (1990): 66733
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Headwords:
Erie
Housing Units (2000): 35909
Land area (2000): 254.876880 sq. miles (660.128061 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 371.269110 sq. miles (961.582540 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 626.145990 sq. miles (1621.710601 sq. km)
Located within: Ohio (OH), FIPS 39
Location: 41.401042 N, 82.629238 W
Headwords:
Erie, OH
Erie County
Erie County, OH
Housing Units (2000): 415868
Land area (2000): 1044.210247 sq. miles (2704.492010 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 182.682233 sq. miles (473.144792 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 1226.892480 sq. miles (3177.636802 sq. km)
Located within: New York (NY), FIPS 36
Location: 42.859908 N, 78.796303 W
Headwords:
Erie, NY
Erie County
Erie County, NY
Housing Units (2000): 114322
Land area (2000): 801.947810 sq. miles (2077.035205 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 756.455462 sq. miles (1959.210570 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 1558.403272 sq. miles (4036.245775 sq. km)
Located within: Pennsylvania (PA), FIPS 42
Location: 42.052025 N, 80.056979 W
Headwords:
Erie, PA
Erie County
Erie County, PA
Wikipedia
Erie is a city in Pennsylvania, United States.
Erie may also refer to:
- Erie (tribe), a tribe of Native Americans
Erie was a federal electoral district represented in the Canadian House of Commons from 1979 to 1997. It was located in the province of Ontario. This riding was created in 1976 from parts of Lincoln and Welland ridings.
It initially consisted of the Townships of Wainfleet and West Lincoln, the City of Port Colborne and the Towns of Fort Erie and Pelham.
In 1987, it was redefined to include the part of the City of Welland lying south of a line drawn from west to east along the Welland River, east along Broadway Avenue, north along Regional Road No. 68, east along Ontario Road, and east in a straight line to Ridge Road.
The electoral district was abolished in 1996 when it was redistributed between Erie—Lincoln, Niagara Centre and Niagara Falls ridings.
Usage examples of "erie".
They are Diamine Gold, Diamine Scarlet B, Diamine Scarlet 3 B, Diamine Bordeaux S, Diamine Blue R W, and Diamine Green G, Diamine Red N O and B, Chicago Blue G and R R W, Brilliant Purpurine R, Diamine Scarlet B, Deltapurpurine 5 B, Chrysamine, Titan Blue, Titan Pink, Congo Oranges G and R, Erie Blue 2 G, Congo R, Brilliant Congo R, Erika B N, Benzopurpurine 4 B and 10 B, Chrysophenine, Titan Yellow, Titan Brown Y, R and O, Congo Brown G, Sulphon Azurine B, Zambesi Black D.
Confederates broke through to Lake Erie, the War Department would probably put General Dowling out to pasture.
I was somewhat anxious about the loan, so, before its maturity, I took the note and filed it with the prothonotary at Erie, Pennsylvania, and he entered judgment, which became a lien on her property.
I question if anyone knew of that transaction besides the makers of the note and the prothonotary at Erie.
I do not enter into the mathematical analysis of modern geologists respecting them, as to their constant retrocession, believing that earthquake split open the present channel, yet I have no doubt that the level of Lake Erie is considerably affected by the diminution of the yielding shaly rocks of their foundation.
Judge Hamilton W Schor of the Erie County Criminal Court denied lohn Reddy bail.
Erie County Detention Center at least once a week, after dark, so that Verrie could flash the car headlights as they approached the grim building, eliciting from its interior, not always or clearly, an answering sequence of flashes like Morse code, what was probably a hand-held mirror inside one of the barred windows.
It was then that the young farmer, surveyor, soldier, just come of age, was chosen to carry a message to the commander of the nearest French fort in the valley--Fort Le Boeuf, which I have already described--about fifteen miles from Lake Erie on the slight elevation from which the waters begin to flow toward the Mississippi.
They are Diamine Gold, Diamine Scarlet B, Diamine Scarlet 3 B, Diamine Bordeaux S, Diamine Blue R W, and Diamine Green G, Diamine Red N O and B, Chicago Blue G and R R W, Brilliant Purpurine R, Diamine Scarlet B, Deltapurpurine 5 B, Chrysamine, Titan Blue, Titan Pink, Congo Oranges G and R, Erie Blue 2 G, Congo R, Brilliant Congo R, Erika B N, Benzopurpurine 4 B and 10 B, Chrysophenine, Titan Yellow, Titan Brown Y, R and O, Congo Brown G, Sulphon Azurine B, Zambesi Black D.
Niagara, which commands the communication between the lake Ontario and the lake Erie.
It seems very probable that a portion at least of the areas of Lakes Ontario, Erie, and Huron may be due to this removal of ancient salt deposits, remains of which lie buried in the earth in the region bordering these basins.
Lawrence and Lake Ontario were places of rendezvous for the Fenian troops who were steadily arriving from the interior of New York State, while the Western and Southern contingents gathered at Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Erie and Buffalo.
Akers having assented to this programme, a force was landed at Fort Erie, who picked up a number of Fenian stragglers.
He accordingly ordered the boat to head for that port, and while going past Fort Erie village was obliged to run the gauntlet of a heavy Fenian rifle fire for more than a mile.
The Fenian losses were heavy in comparison with the Canadian casualties at Fort Erie.