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  • - Pennsylvania city named for a lake
  • - Pennsylvania city known for lake-effect snow
  • - Part of Pennsylvania's border
  • - Ontario border lake
  • - Only Great Lake spelled with four letters
  • - Only four-letter Great Lake
  • - One of the HOMES lakes
  • - One of Jay Gould's railroads
  • - One Great Lake
  • - Ohio's Lake ...... College
  • - Ohio border lake
  • - O'Neill's ...... Smith
  • - Name of a lake and canal
  • - Mercyhurst University's city
  • - Large lake named after a tribe
  • - Large freshwater lake
  • - Lake that's adjacent to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
  • - Lake that sounds weird
  • - Lake that sounds mysterious
  • - Lake that sounds creepy
  • - Lake that Canada's Point Pelee National Park is on
  • - Lake that borders the United States and Canada
  • - Lake that borders Buffalo, New York
  • - Lake surrounding Mohawk Island
  • - Lake surrounding Canada's southernmost point
  • - Lake source of the Niagara River
  • - Lake seen from Toledo
  • - Lake port of Pennsylvania
  • - Lake or city
  • - Lake on the border of four states
  • - Lake near London
  • - Lake near Cleveland
  • - Lake near Chautauqua
  • - 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 between Ohio and Ontario
  • - Lake Amerind
  • - Jolliet's lake
  • - It's between Huron and Ontario
  • - Huron's neighbour
  • - Great Lakes lake
  • - Great Lake that borders Cleveland
  • - Great Lake near Cleveland
  • - Great Lake fed by the Detroit River
  • - Great Lake bordering four states
  • - Great Lake bordering Buffalo
  • - Euclid, Ohio's lake
  • - Eleventh largest lake in the world
  • - Dunkirk's lake
  • - Detroit River's terminus
  • - Crossword constructor's favorite canal
  • - Cleveland's body of water
  • - City on a same-named lake
  • - Cedar Point's lake
  • - Canal, lake or city
  • - Canal from the Great Lakes
  • - Canal connecting the Great Lakes to the Atlantic
  • - Canadian border lake
  • - Buffalo's county or lake
  • - A U.S. canal
  • - A great lake for sailing?
  • - "Clinton's ditch" canal
  • - Wyandot's kin
  • - Where the British lost to Perry: 1813
  • - Where ships for Perry were built
  • - Where Perry won: 1813
  • - Where Perry triumphed: 1813
  • - Where Perry Square is
  • - Where Commodore Perry prevailed
  • - What surrounds Canada's southernmost land
  • - Western terminus of Clinton's ditch
  • - Welland Canal lake
  • - Weird lake?
  • - Vowel-rich lake
  • - Vowel-heavy Great Lake
  • - View from Canada's Point Pelee National Park
  • - Vermilion's lake
  • - US border lake
  • - Upstate New York's ...... Canal
  • - U.S. canal
  • - U.S. Brig Niagara's port
  • - U.S. border lake
  • - Tribe or lake
  • - Tribe once found around the Great Lakes
  • - Tribe in the Great Lakes area
  • - Toledo's body of water
  • - Three-voweled lake
  • - The Maumee flows northeast to this lake
  • - The Gem City, so-called because of its sparkling lake
  • - The "E" in the Great Lakes mnemonic HOMES
  • - That Great Lake you always find in crosswords
  • - Superior's wet inferior
  • - Stop on the Lake Shore Limited
  • - Stop on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited route
  • - Station served by Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited
  • - Spoooooky Great Lake (if there was an extra E ha ha)
  • - Spooky-sounding Great Lake
  • - Source of lake-effect snow in Cleveland
  • - Smallest of the Great Lakes by volume
  • - 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
  • - Shortest Great Lake name
  • - Second-smallest Great Lake
  • - Second smallest of the Great Lakes in surface area
  • - Seat of Kansas's Neosho County
  • - Scene of Perry's victory: 1813
  • - Scene of Perry's triumph
  • - Scene of Perry's heroism
  • - Sandusky's waterfront
  • - Sandusky River's lake
  • - Sandusky County's lake
  • - 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, lake or canal
  • - Railroad or lake
  • - Puzzler's lake
  • - Put-in-Bay's place
  • - Put-in-Bay's locale
  • - Put-in-Bay lake
  • - Port with lots of lake-effect snow
  • - Port where Commodore Perry's flagship is docked
  • - Port that's on its own lake
  • - Point Pelee's lake
  • - Perry's victory site
  • - Perry's lake
  • - Perry's headquarters
  • - Perry's conquest
  • - Perry Square site
  • - Perry Square locale
  • - Perry Square city
  • - Perry locale
  • - Perry battle site
  • - Pennsylvania's only Great Lakes port
  • - Pennsylvania's lake port
  • - Pennsylvania town that borders a Great Lake
  • - Pennsylvania lake city
  • - Pennsylvania city, or a Great Lake
  • - Pennsylvania city whose motto is "Feel the Lake Effect"
  • - 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 or the lake it's on
  • - Pennsylvania city on a same-named lake
  • - Pennsylvania city on a namesake Great Lake
  • - Pennsylvania city by a Great Lake
  • - Pennsylvania border lake
  • - Part of the U.S./Canada border
  • - Part of Ontario's southern border
  • - Part of Ontario's border
  • - Pa.'s only Great Lakes port
  • - Pa. lake port
  • - Ontario's Fort ......
  • - Only Great Lake whose name has four letters
  • - 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 four Great Lakes that border Michigan
  • - One of a lake quintet
  • - One of "H.O.M.E.S."
  • - Oliver Perry victory site
  • - Oliver Hazard Perry victory site
  • - Of the Great Lakes, only Ontario is smaller than it
  • - Niagara River's lake source
  • - Niagara River's feeder
  • - New York's shortest-named county
  • - New York's most populous upstate county
  • - New York county by a Great Lake
  • - New York border lake
  • - Neighbor of Chautauqua 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
  • - Most of Ohio's northern boundary
  • - Mohawk's relative
  • - Mentor-on-the-Lake's lake
  • - Maumee's outlet
  • - Maumee Bay's lake
  • - Major U.S. lake
  • - Lorain, Ohio's lake
  • - Location of Penn State Behrend's campus
  • - Large northern lake
  • - Large North American lake
  • - Large lake
  • - One of the five
  • - One of five bodies of water
  • - One of a noted geographical quintet
  • - One of a notable quintet
  • - One of a great five
  • - Ohio native
  • - Notable canal
  • - Northwestern Pennsylvania city
  • - Northwest Pennsylvania county
  • - Northernmost Pennsylvania county
  • - Niagara Falls source
  • - New York county whose seat is Buffalo
  • - New York county south of Niagara
  • - New York canal opened in 1825
  • - Neighbor of Ontario and Huron
  • - Naval battle site of 1813
  • - Member of the Cat Nation
  • - Jolliet discovery
  • - Joliet discovery of 1669
  • - It feeds Niagara Falls
  • - It borders Toledo
  • - I-79 terminus
  • - Hudson River canal
  • - HOMES element
  • - Fourth-largest city in Pennsylvania
  • - Foe of the Seneca
  • - Extinct Indian group
  • - Eastern city on I-90
  • - Cuyahoga River outlet
  • - County south of Niagara
  • - County of northern Ohio
  • - County name in three states
  • - County in Penna.
  • - County in New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania
  • - Classic railroad name
  • - City of northwestern Pennsylvania
  • - City in the Keystone State
  • - City between Cleveland and Buffalo
  • - Cat Nation tribe
  • - Cat Nation member
  • - Canal that opened in 1825
  • - Canal started in 1817
  • - Canal serving Rochester
  • - Canal of Rome
  • - Canal in a song
  • - Canal for Sal
  • - Canal finished in 1825
  • - Buffalo waters
  • - Buffalo is on its shore
  • - Buffalo county
  • - Buffalo body
  • - American tribe
  • - American canal
  • - 15 miles of song
  • - "Low bridge, everyone down!" canal
  • - ...... Smith, O'Neill hero
  • - ...... Canal (New York waterway)
  • - Where Toledans go sailing
  • - Where Put-in-Bay is.
  • - Where I-90 and I-79 meet
  • - Where I-79 ends
  • - Where "We have met the enemy ..."
  • - What the "E" stands for in HOMES
  • - West end of the Saint Lawrence Seaway
  • - Weird-sounding canal
  • - 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 four states
  • - Water between Buffalo and Toledo.
  • - War of 1812 shipbuilding port
  • - War of 1812 battle locale
  • - View from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
  • - View from Presque Isle
  • - View from I-90
  • - View from Huron, Ohio
  • - View from Ashtabula
  • - Victims of the Beaver Wars
  • - USS Niagara docking site
  • - Upstate New York county
  • - Tribe with palisaded villages
  • - Tribe whose name means "cat people"
  • - Tribe that lent its name to a canal
  • - Tribe native to Ohio
  • - Tribe for which a canal was named
  • - They warred with the Iroquois
  • - The Huron River feeds it
  • - The Detroit River flows into it
  • - The "E" of the old NY&E Rail Road
  • - The "E" in the mnemonic device HOMES
  • - The "E" in the HOMES mnemonic
  • - Superior mate?
  • - Spooky-sounding city
  • - Spooky Indian?
  • - Southwest of Ontario
  • - Southernmost of a wet quintet
  • - Source of Niagara Falls' water
  • - Source for Niagara Falls
  • - Snowbelt city
  • - Smallest of five Greats
  • - Site of Put-In Bay
  • - Site of many eerie mishaps
  • - 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
  • - Site of 1813 naval battle
  • - Shipwreck divers' mecca
  • - Shallowest of the HOMES quintet
  • - Shallowest of five
  • - Setting of "That Thing You Do!"
  • - Seneca foe, 1653
  • - Second-smallest of a geographical quintet
  • - Relative of a Huron
  • - Railroad that failed in 1861
  • - Railroad once headed by Jay Gould
  • - Railroad name starting in 1832
  • - Railroad manipulated by Jay Gould
  • - Railroad launched in 1851
  • - Railroad guided by Jay Gould
  • - Railroad company known as "The scarlet woman of Wall Street"
  • - Railroad associated with Gould
  • - Presque Isle port
  • - Presque Isle Bay port
  • - Presque Isle Bay city
  • - Port of entry in Pa.
  • - Port north of Meadville
  • - Port in Pa.
  • - Port city north of Pittsburgh
  • - People also called the Cat Nation
  • - Pennsylvania setting of "That Thing You Do!"
  • - Pennsylvania port, or its waters
  • - Pennsylvania port on the St. Lawrence Seaway
  • - Pennsylvania port city where "That Thing You Do!" is set
  • - 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 where Billy Blanks was born
  • - Pennsylvania city where "That Thing You Do!" was set
  • - Pennsylvania city or county
  • - Pennsylvania city of about 100,000
  • - Pennsylvania city north of Pittsburgh
  • - Pennsylvania city near Cleveland
  • - Pennsyl-vania port
  • - Penn State city
  • - Penn State branch site
  • - Participants in the Beaver Wars
  • - Part of the mnemonic device HOMES
  • - Part of the HOMES mnemonic
  • - Part of N.Y. State Barge Canal
  • - Part of a wet quintet
  • - Pa. port of entry
  • - Pa. lakeside city
  • - Pa. county
  • - Ontario-Huron link
  • - Ontario feeder
  • - Onetime New York Indian
  • - One of the HOMES
  • - One of the five "Greats"
  • - One of the "Long Tails"
  • - One of five on a map
  • - One of five Greats
  • - One of five great waterways
  • - One of five expanses
  • - One of five bodies
  • - One of a well-known quintet
  • - Old Ohio/New York tribe
  • - Old name in railroading
  • - Old Buffalo-to-Albany canal
  • - Ohio/Ontario separator
  • - Ohio-Ontario separator
  • - Ohio or New York county
  • - Ohio Indian, once
  • - Ohio Indian
  • - Ohio county north of Huron
  • - NY canal
  • - Northwesternmost county in Pennsylvania
  • - Northwestern Pennsylvania county
  • - Northern waterway
  • - Northeastern canal
  • - Northeast Indian
  • - North American language
  • - New York tribe defeated by the Iroquois
  • - New York county on the Canadian border
  • - New York canal that opened in 1825
  • - New York canal or Pennsylvania city
  • - New York and ...... Railroad, started in 1832
  • - Neighbor of Ontario.
  • - Naval battle site: 1813
  • - Native Americans whose name means "cat"
  • - Name of counties in three states, all crossed by I-90
  • - N.Y. Indian
  • - Most populous county in upstate New York
  • - Mercyhurst University city
  • - Mercyhurst College city
  • - Member of a noted quintet
  • - Losing tribe in the Beaver Wars
  • - Like Hitchcock films
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