Lake Erie

The Lake Erie has long been used as the platform for the sea-based missile defense program.

The Erie Canal crossed the state of New York from the city of Buffalo on Lake Erie to Albany and Troy on the Hudson River.

Water from Lake Erie began to flow north to Lake Ontario as a result of the loss of the ice barrier.

She is called by many names, but to sailors of Lake Erie, she is known as the Storm Hag.

Cleveland sits next to Lake Erie-- one of North America's Great Lakes, It was once a major manufacturing city.

All this activity has taken a toll: 40 years ago this month the Cuyahoga river, which empties into Lake Erie, caught fire.

From the eastern end of Lake Erie all the way across the state to the Hudson River there is a long strip of low land.

The Great Lakes that border Michigan from east to west are Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan and Lake Superior.

Industrial waste burned on the surface of Lake Erie near Cleveland in 1970 .

CSI Ginseng Products are grown in Ontario's agricultural heartland near the shores of Lake Erie .

And Lake Erie has come back to life, in part thanks to a ban on laundry detergents containing phosphates.

But reports that Lake Erie and the oceans would be dead by now were surely greatly exaggerated.

The USS Lake Erie launched the missile shortly after Robert Gates, the US defence secretary, arrived in Hawaii en route to Australia.

Cleveland sits next to Lake Erie, one of North America's Great Lakes.

A man taking the part of De Witt Clinton dropped water from Lake Erie into New York Harbor.

Meanwhile, Lake Erie was widely declared "dead, " its waters contaminated by algal blooms.

To mark the arrival, Governor Clinton dropped some water from Lake Erie into the Hudson River.

Not surprisingly, he had a body of friends as big as nearby Lake Erie .

A city of southeast Ontario, Canada, on Lake Erie south-southeast of Hamilton. It is in a resort region. Population, 19, 816.

A city of western New York on Lake Erie southwest of Buffalo. It is in a grape-growing region. Population, 15, 310.

Not surprisingly, he had a body of friends as big as Lake Erie.

A town of southeast Ontario, Canada, on Lake Erie northeast of Toronto. It is a manufacturing center.

The upper balcony of the monument provides a view of the Cleveland skyline and Lake Erie.

There, she saw an exhibit about how chemicals in old batteries harm the water of Lake Erie.

It crossed New York from Buffalo on Lake Erie Troy to Albany on the Hudson River.

In 2003, for example, a NASA satellite spotted a green splotch in Lake Erie that turned out to be a Microcystis bloom.

A city of northeast Ohio on Lake Erie northeast of Cleveland. Its manufactures include electronic components. Population, 20, 510.

A city of southeast Michigan on Lake Erie southwest of Detroit.

Are the connected Lake Erie Canal.

In that era vast passenger steamships plied Lake Erie.

A city of northeast Ohio, a residential and industrial suburb of Cleveland on Lake Erie. Population, 59, 718.

You see Lake Ontario on one side and Lake Erie on the other, and linking them the 34-mile Niagara River.

A city of northeast Ohio, a manufacturing suburb of Cleveland on Lake Erie. Population, 54, 875.

A city of northeast Ohio , a residential suburb of Cleveland on Lake Erie . Population, 47, 358.

And here I am! Lake Erie's beach, at the end of the stream.

Sunset at Lake Erie, the most beautiful moment in our eastern trip.

A city of northwest Ohio, an industrial suburb of Toledo on Lake Erie. Population, 8, 334.

Just 30 miles from the finish line, Lake Erie.

Is it 747 airliner, football field, spaces shuttle Discovery or Lake Erie?

Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine