| Lake |
| Indian |
| Canal. |
| Amerind |
| Puzzler |
| PA port |
| Pa. city |
| NY canal |
| Iroquois |
| Big lake |
| Lake port |
| Iroquoian |
| HOMES's E |
| Lake city |
| U.S. lake |
| Ohio lake |
| Penn. city |
| Canal city |
| Canal zone |
| Canal site |
| Lake tribe |
| Ohio tribe |
| 1825 canal |
| Diva Mills |
| HOMES body |
| HOMES unit |
| HOMES word |
| Large lake |
| Pa. county |
| U. S. lake |
| U.S. canal |
| HOMES lake |
| Great one? |
| Seneca foe |
| Great lake |
| Penna. city |
| One of five |
| No clue ... |
| Soft cheese |
| City in Pa. |
| Ohio native |
| HOMES" part |
| Lakes tribe |
| N. Y. canal |
| N.Y. Indian |
| Ohio Indian |
| Port in Pa. |
| Weird lake? |
| Lake Indian |
| N.Y. county |
| Ohio county |
| Famed canal |
| Penna. port |
| Noted canal |
| Border lake |
| U.S. Indian |
| Eastern port |
| Hair-raising |
| U. S. Indian |
| A "long tail |
| Canal of Sal |
| Creepy lake? |
| HOMES fourth |
| Lake or port |
| Lakes Indian |
| Perry locale |
| Perry's lake |
| Sal's canal? |
| A U.S. canal |
| Buffalo body |
| Buffalo lake |
| Lake Amerind |
| Lake or city |
| Seneca's foe |
| Border water |
| Fabled canal |
| City or lake |
| Albany canal |
| An Iroquoian |
| HOMES member |
| Indian tribe |
| Iroquois foe |
| Famous canal |
| A Great Lake |
| Eastern tribe |
| Buffalo canal |
| Canal or port |
| City or canal |
| Indians' lake |
| Pa. lake port |
| Snowbelt city |
| Tribe or lake |
| Wyandot's kin |
| Canal for Sal |
| Canal of Rome |
| HOMES element |
| I-79 terminus |
| Lake in HOMES |
| New York port |
| Notable canal |
| Canal or city |
| Lake or tribe |
| Soprano Mills |
| Storied canal |
| American lake |
| Buffalo water |
| Lorain's lake |
| Indian tongue |
| Buffalo shore |
| Canal or lake |
| Euclid's lake |
| Lake or canal |
| Toledo's lake |
| Canal of song |
| City in Kansas |
| The Cat Nation |
| ___ Lackawanna |
| Cherokees' kin |
| Early American |
| Gannon U. site |
| Gould railroad |
| Huron's cousin |
| Iroquois enemy |
| Lake by Euclid |
| Lakeside tribe |
| Ontario feeder |
| Puzzler's lake |
| Spooky Indian? |
| Superior mate? |
| View from I-90 |
| American canal |
| American tribe |
| Buffalo county |
| Buffalo waters |
| Dunkirk's lake |
| Eastern Indian |
| Jolliet's lake |
| One Great Lake |
| River or canal |
| Rust Belt city |
| Toledo's vista |
| City in Penna. |
| Lake or Indian |
| Niagara source |
| Rust Belt port |
| Sandusky sight |
| Toledo's water |
| Historic canal |
| Albany's canal |
| Iroquois tribe |
| Huron neighbor |
| New York canal |
| Buffalo's lake |
| American Indian |
| Iroquoian group |
| Iroquoian tribe |
| Clinton's canal |
| A lake or canal |
| Buffalo's vista |
| Canal at Albany |
| Canal near Rome |
| Eastern Amerind |
| Fisk's railroad |
| Fort ____, Ont. |
| Indian or canal |
| Lake by Ontario |
| Major U.S. lake |
| Maumee's outlet |
| Penn State city |
| Put-in-Bay lake |
| Where I-79 ends |
| Canal in a song |
| Great Lake city |
| Great Lake port |
| One of the five |
| Buffalo's water |
| Canal or Indian |
| Foe of a Seneca |
| New York Indian |
| Great Lake name |
| HOMES component |
| Buffalo's canal |
| Fourth of HOMES |
| Canal of renown |
| New York county |
| Iroquoian tongue |
| Great Lakes port |
| Cat Nation tribe |
| Iroquois enemies |
| Iroquoian people |
| Amerind or canal |
| An Iroquoian map |
| Another Pa. city |
| Canal by Buffalo |
| Canal of songdom |
| Canal since 1817 |
| Lake at SE Mich. |
| Lake below Huron |
| Lake near London |
| Northeast Indian |
| One of the HOMES |
| Pennsylvania ___ |
| Perry's conquest |
| Railroad or lake |
| Sandusky's lake. |
| Seneca foe, 1653 |
| The 'E' of HOMES |
| U.S. border lake |
| Vermilion's lake |
| Water by Buffalo |
| 15 miles of song |
| County in Penna. |
| Great Lakes lake |
| Lake by the Jake |
| Ohio border lake |
| Wyandot's cousin |
| Mule Sal's canal |
| Spooky waterway? |
| 1813 battle site |
| Cleveland Indian |
| Small Great Lake |
| Iroquoian Indian |
| Canal to Buffalo |
| Great Lakes name |
| Buffalo's waters |
| Coloratura Mills |
| View from Toledo |
| Niagara's source |
| War of 1812 lake |
| Great Lakes city |
| Ontario neighbor |
| War of 1812 port |
| Ashtabula's lake |
| Cleveland's lake |
| Pennsylvania city |
| One of the Greats |
| Great Lakes tribe |
| The Flagship City |
| Cat Nation people |
| Pennsylvania port |
| Dead Sea" of U.S. |
| Ashtabula's water |
| Battle site: 1813 |
| Buffalo's country |
| Canal near Canada |
| Canal of New York |
| Canal or railroad |
| Certain Iroquoian |
| Huron's neighbor. |
| Lake near a falls |
| Lake that's great |
| Maumee Bay's lake |
| Mohawk's relative |
| Northern waterway |
| Ohio Indian, once |
| Pa. lakeside city |
| Pa. port of entry |
| Perry battle site |
| Perry Square city |
| Presque Isle port |
| Site of Gannon U. |
| Waters by Buffalo |
| Cat Nation member |
| Foe of the Seneca |
| Huron's neighbour |
| It borders Toledo |
| Jolliet discovery |
| Pennsylvania lake |
| Presque Isle lake |
| Sandusky Bay lake |
| Sight from Toledo |
| Canal from Albany |
| Maumee Bay feeder |
| Old railroad name |
| Ontario neighbour |
| Canal in New York |
| Cleveland's water |
| Cuyahoga's outlet |
| One of five lakes |
| View from Buffalo |
| Ohio's Great Lake |
| Put-in-Bay's lake |
| City near Buffalo |
| Superior neighbor |
| Sandusky's county |
| Native New Yorker |
| Quaker State city |
| Quaker State port |
| Lackawanna's lake |
| Lake near Buffalo |
| Iroquoian language |
| Another HOMES part |
| Ashtabula abuts it |
| Bass Islands' lake |
| Big name in canals |
| Buffalo's backdrop |
| Buffalo’s county |
| I-90 runs along it |
| Lackawanna partner |
| Lake above Ontario |
| Lake of Lackawanna |
| Lake to the Hudson |
| Northeastern canal |
| One of "H.O.M.E.S. |
| One of five bodies |
| One-consonant lake |
| Ontario-Huron link |
| Ontario's Fort ___ |
| Pennsyl-vania port |
| Point Pelee's lake |
| Put-in-Bay's place |
| Shallowest of five |
| Site of Put-In Bay |
| Three-voweled lake |
| Welland Canal lake |
| Cedar Point's lake |
| Hudson River canal |
| The ''E'' in HOMES |
| View from Sandusky |
| Cleveland's waters |
| Empire State canal |
| Jay Gould railroad |
| Lake north of Ohio |
| Perry victory site |
| City SW of Buffalo |
| Neighbour of Huron |
| Ontario's neighbor |
| Sight from Buffalo |
| Superior relative? |
| War of 1812 locale |
| Clinton's waterway |
| Buffalo water hole |
| Keystone State city |
| Superior's inferior |
| View from Cleveland |
| ''Clinton's Ditch'' |
| A neighbor of Huron |
| Barge canal in N.Y. |
| Body Joliet sighted |
| Border lake orcanal |
| Canal or Great Lake |
| Canal with 35 locks |
| Canal with 36 locks |
| Clinton's Big Ditch |
| Euclid, Ohio's lake |
| Fort _____, Ontario |
| Great Lake or canal |
| Homophone for eerie |
| Lake by Huron, Ohio |
| Lake, canal or city |
| Large northern lake |
| Lorain, Ohio's lake |
| Neighbor of Ontario |
| New York's __ Canal |
| One of five "Greats |
| Part of "H.O.M.E.S. |
| Perry Square locale |
| Put-in-Bay's locale |
| Relative of a Huron |
| Sal's canal of song |
| View from Ashtabula |
| Waters near Buffalo |
| Battle site of 1813 |
| Canal, lake or city |
| Lake in four states |
| Lake near Cleveland |
| O'Neill's ___ Smith |
| One of a great five |
| Ontario border lake |
| Presque Isle locale |
| Waterway by Buffalo |
| Barge canal of song |
| Foe of the Iroquois |
| Lake beside Buffalo |
| North American lake |
| Presque Isle's lake |
| Water beside Toledo |
| Canal to the Hudson |
| Pelee Island's lake |
| Pennsylvania county |
| Scary-sounding lake |
| Sight from Sandusky |
| Lake bordering Ohio |
| Toledo's waterfront |
| Lake, city or canal |
| Keystone State port |
| City of Pennsylvania |
| Sal the mule's canal |
| 300+-mile-long canal |
| A U.S. lake or canal |
| Albany-Buffalo canal |
| Ashtabula waterfront |
| Border lake or canal |
| Buckeye State county |
| Buffalo's Great Lake |
| Canal past Rochester |
| City NW of Johnstown |
| City on a Great Lake |
| Detroit River's lake |
| Feeder of Maumee Bay |
| Fourth part of HOMES |
| Lake ___ Beach, N.Y. |
| Lake 240 miles long. |
| Lake west of Ontario |
| Lakeside Ohio county |
| Like Hitchcock films |
| New York border lake |
| One of five expanses |
| One of five on a map |
| Perry's victory site |
| Perry's headquarters |
| Port of entry in Pa. |
| Sal's canal, in song |
| Southwest of Ontario |
| Spooky-sounding city |
| Tribe native to Ohio |
| Water east of Toledo |
| Weird-sounding lake? |
| Where Put-in-Bay is. |
| Canadian border lake |
| Creepy-sounding lake |
| Eastern city on I-90 |
| Extinct Indian group |
| Lake near Chautauqua |
| Niagara Falls source |
| Port in Pennsylvania |
| Sight from Cleveland |
| Water beside Buffalo |
| Welland Canal outlet |
| First American canal |
| Ohio-Ontario divider |
| Perry Square setting |
| Port on its own lake |
| City on its own lake |
| Detroit River outlet |
| Lackawanna's partner |
| Niagara River feeder |
| Canal opened in 1825 |
| Niagara Falls feeder |
| Jay Gould's railroad |
| New York state canal |
| Port of Pennsylvania |
| Buffalo's waterfront |
| Niagara River source |
| City in Pennsylvania. |
| Great" quintet member |
| Big name in railroads |
| County in Pa. or N.Y. |
| Enemy of the Iroquois |
| Euclid, Ohio's waters |
| Haunted-sounding lake |
| Keystone State county |
| Lake adjoining Toledo |
| Lake Huron's neighbor |
| Lake view from Toledo |
| Lakewood, Ohio's lake |
| One of a lake quintet |
| Part of a wet quintet |
| Presque Isle Bay city |
| Presque Isle Bay port |
| Sal the mule's domain |
| Sandusky River's lake |
| Sandusky's waterfront |
| Spooky-sounding lake? |
| View from Huron, Ohio |
| Weird sounding canal? |
| Where Perry Square is |
| Where Perry won: 1813 |
| Canal started in 1817 |
| Classic railroad name |
| Cuyahoga River outlet |
| Lake seen from Toledo |
| Large freshwater lake |
| Pennsylvania neighbor |
| Where Perry prevailed |
| Canal of Sal, in song |
| Clinton's Folly canal |
| Lake beside Cleveland |
| Old name in railroads |
| Source of the Niagara |
| Strange-sounding lake |
| Where Perry triumphed |
| Part of Ohio's border |
| Shallowest Great Lake |
| __ Lackawanna Railroad |
| Lake effect snow" city |
| 1813 naval battle site |
| Behrend College locale |
| Body that sounds scary |
| Buffalo's shore front. |
| City near Presque Isle |
| Cleveland's Great Lake |
| County west of Wyoming |
| Detroit River's outlet |
| Eponymous Indian tribe |
| Expanse north of Akron |
| Fort Presque Isle site |
| Gannon University home |
| Lake adjoining Ontario |
| Lake bordering Buffalo |
| Lake by Lakewood, Ohio |
| Lake fed by the Maumee |
| Lake near Jacobs Field |
| Lake near Lake Ontario |
| Lake next to Avon Lake |
| Lake next to Cleveland |
| Lake north of Sandusky |
| Lake of an 1813 battle |
| Lake that borders Ohio |
| Neighbour of Ontario |
| Niagara River's feeder |
| Ohio-Ontario separator |
| Ohio/Ontario separator |
| One of the "Long Tails |
| One of the Lower Lakes |
| Penn State branch site |
| Pennsylvania lake city |
| Sal's canal, in a song |
| Sandusky County's lake |
| Toledo's body of water |
| View from Presque Isle |
| Vowel-heavy Great Lake |
| Canal finished in 1825 |
| It feeds Niagara Falls |
| Lake that sounds weird |
| One of a great quintet |
| One of the HOMES lakes |
| Strange-sounding city? |
| War of 1812 siege site |
| Commodore Perry's lake |
| Former lakeshore tribe |
| Gannon University city |
| Niagara River's source |
| One of a noted quintet |
| Lake-effect snow" lake |
| Ashtabula's waterfront |
| Gannon University site |
| Lake named for a tribe |
| Lake bordering Ontario |
| One of five Great ones |
| Pennsylvania lake port |
| Welland Canal terminus |
| Cleveland's waterfront |
| Pennsylvania port city |
| DeWitt Clinton's canal |
| One of the Great Lakes |
| Enemies of the Iroquois |
| County south of Niagara |
| Railroad, lake or canal |
| ___ Railroad, 1832-1960 |
| Great lake" for sailing |
| 19th century canal name |
| A city, county or lake. |
| Albany-to-Buffalo route |
| Big name in railroading |
| Canal or county in N.Y. |
| Canal serving Rochester |
| City in Keystone State. |
| City in NW Pennsylvania |
| City of NW Pennsylvania |
| City on a namesake lake |
| Clinton's Ditch (canal) |
| County east of Sandusky |
| De Witt Clinton's canal |
| Eastern Woodlands tribe |
| Great Lake with walleye |
| It's at one end of I-79 |
| It's great for boating? |
| Lake bordering New York |
| Lake in U.S. and Canada |
| Lake north of Cleveland |
| Lake southeast of Huron |
| Mercyhurst College city |
| Naval battle site: 1813 |
| North American language |
| Ohio or New York county |
| Old name in railroading |
| Old Ohio/New York tribe |
| One of the "Great" ones |
| One of the five "Greats |
| Onetime New York Indian |
| Port north of Meadville |
| Shipwreck divers' mecca |
| Smallest of five Greats |
| Superior's wet inferior |
| Upstate New York county |
| Waterway in a folk song |
| ___ Smith, O'Neill hero |
| Buffalo is on its shore |
| County of northern Ohio |
| Lake that sounds creepy |
| Lake that sounds spooky |
| Ohio's Lake ___ College |
| Shallowest HOMES member |
| Source of Niagara Falls |
| Strange-sounding canal? |
| Water that sounds weird |
| Lake where Perry fought |
| Name of a lake or canal |
| Northeastern U.S. canal |
| Western New York county |
| Buffalo-to-Albany canal |
| Buffalo's body of water |
| One of a watery quintet |
| Mercyhurst College site |
| Canal completed in 1825 |
| U.S.-Canada border lake |
| War of 1812 battle site |
| Albany-to-Buffalo canal |
| Lake near Niagara Falls |
| Southernmost Great Lake |
| _____ Lackawanna Railway |
| A Penn State campus city |
| A Penn State campus site |
| Base for Commodore Perry |
| Beaver Wars participants |
| Canal for Sal, in a song |
| City in the Quaker State |
| County east of Ashtabula |
| De Witt Clinton's "ditch |
| Gannon University locale |
| Gannon University's home |
| Hometown of Larry Holmes |
| I-79's northern terminus |
| It's fed by the Cuyahoga |
| It's southeast of London |
| Lake adjoining Cleveland |
| Lake of the Bass Islands |
| Lake port, pop. 130,803. |
| Lake that sounds strange |
| Pennsylvania border lake |
| Pennsylvania's lake port |
| Port north of Pittsburgh |
| Scene of Perry's heroism |
| Scene of Perry's triumph |
| Shortest Great Lake name |
| Source for Niagara Falls |
| The Huron River feeds it |
| U.S. Brig Niagara's port |
| USS Niagara docking site |
| Water near Niagara Falls |
| Western New York natives |
| Buffalo's county or lake |
| Detroit River's terminus |
| Joliet discovery of 1669 |
| Member of the Cat Nation |
| Name of a lake and canal |
| One of a notable quintet |
| Pennsylvania's "Gem City |
| Scene of Perry's victory |
| Villa Maria College site |
| Battle of Lake ___: 1813 |
| View from Sandusky, Ohio |
| Jolliet's 1669 discovery |
| U.S. port, or its locale |
| City on Presque Isle Bay |
| Pennsylvania harbor city |
| City north of Pittsburgh |
| Northern terminus of I-79 |
| 15 miles on the ___ Canal |
| 1813's Battle of Lake ___ |
| Buffalo's county and lake |
| Buffalo's lake and county |
| Canal through Oneida Lake |
| City near Chautauqua Lake |
| City or lake near Buffalo |
| Detroit River destination |
| DeWitt Clinton's waterway |
| His name means "long tail |
| It's larger than Ontario. |
| It's southwest of Buffalo |
| Jay Gould's train company |
| Lake ___, south of London |
| Lake that borders Ontario |
| Large North American lake |
| Mentor-on-the-Lake's lake |
| Member of a noted quintet |
| Oliver Perry victory site |
| Railroad launched in 1851 |
| Site of 1813 naval battle |
| War of 1812 battle locale |
| Water due south of London |
| Where Toledans go sailing |
| A great lake for sailing? |
| Canal that opened in 1825 |
| City on a same-named lake |
| Cleveland's body of water |
| Great Lake near Cleveland |
| Lake port of Pennsylvania |
| Naval battle site of 1813 |
| Port city in Pennsylvania |
| Port city of Pennsylvania |
| Mistake by the lake" lake |
| City not far from Buffalo |
| Great Lake bordering Ohio |
| It's inferior to Superior |
| Lake that borders Buffalo |
| Lake touching four states |
| Home of Gannon University |
| City southwest of Buffalo |
| The shallowest Great Lake |
| Canal to the Hudson River |
| Shortest-named Great Lake |
| Fourth-largest Great Lake |
| ___ Railroad, founded 1832 |
| Birthplace of Billy Blanks |
| Body of water near Buffalo |
| Creepy-sounding lake name? |
| Creepy-sounding Great Lake |
| Fourth in a moist mnemonic |
| Gannon University location |
| High-snowfall Eastern city |
| Jay Gould's railroad, once |
| Lake ___, 1813 battle site |
| Lake along which I-90 runs |
| Lake in a classic mnemonic |
| Lake that sounds scary [E] |
| Lake where Perry prevailed |
| Lake where Perry triumphed |
| Lakeside Pennsylvania city |
| Mercyhurst University city |
| New York State's ___ Canal |
| Ohio county north of Huron |
| Part of the HOMES mnemonic |
| Second-smallest Great Lake |
| Site of many eerie mishaps |
| Spooky-sounding Great Lake |
| Victims of the Beaver Wars |
| Canal from the Great Lakes |
| City in the Keystone State |
| Pennsylvania snowbelt city |
| Port in the Keystone State |
| Strange-sounding waterway? |
| Warmest of the Great Lakes |
| Canal with a mule, in song |
| Railroad chartered in 1832 |
| Admiral Perry victory site |
| Site of Mercyhurst College |
| Lake bordering four states |
| Part of the mnemonic HOMES |
| City on its own Great Lake |
| that thing you do!" setting |
| Battle site: Sept. 10, 1813 |
| Canal with a mule named Sal |
| Canal with thirty-six locks |
| City near Fort Presque Isle |
| City that sounds mysterious |
| Fifth largest Canadian lake |
| Huron and Ontario connector |
| Indian of a New York region |
| Lake near Buffalo, New York |
| Lake near Progressive Field |
| Lake on our northern border |
| Lake seen at Lakewood, Ohio |
| Lake seen from Euclid, Ohio |
| Language related to Wyandot |
| Neighbor of Chautauqua Lake |
| Niagara River's lake source |
| Old Buffalo-to-Albany canal |
| One of a well-known quintet |
| One of five great waterways |
| Pa.'s only Great Lakes port |
| Pennsylvania city or county |
| Port that's on its own lake |
| Water bordering four states |
| Where Perry triumphed: 1813 |
| County name in three states |
| Lake in view from Cleveland |
| Lake that sounds mysterious |
| One of five bodies of water |
| Only four-letter Great Lake |
| Lake south of Niagara Falls |
| Northwest Pennsylvania city |
| One of the five Great Lakes |
| Site of Villa Maria College |
| Smallest of the Great Lakes |
| Detroit River's destination |
| Source of the Niagara River |
| Lake fed by the Maumee River |
| Walleye Capital of the World |
| We have met the enemy" there |
| 1669 sight for Louis Jolliet |
| 1669 Louis Jolliet discovery |
| 1960 railroad merger company |
| City facing Presque Isle Bay |
| Cuyahoga River's destination |
| Erstwhile Iroquoian language |
| Great Lake named for a tribe |
| It's due north of Pittsburgh |
| Lake in an old railroad name |
| Railroad guided by Jay Gould |
| Railroad that failed in 1861 |
| Site of the Cuyahoga's mouth |
| Upstate New York's ___ Canal |
| Commodore Perry victory site |
| Great Lake bordering Buffalo |
| Mercyhurst University's city |
| One of Jay Gould's railroads |
| Shallowest of the Great ones |
| Where the Detroit River ends |
| Great Lake that borders Ohio |
| Home port of the USS Niagara |
| City with a Penn State campus |
| Buffalo-to-Albany watercourse |
| Canal called "Clinton's Ditch |
| Canal with just one consonant |
| Home port for the USS Niagara |
| Lackawanna's railroad partner |
| Lake between Ontario and Ohio |
| Lake fed by the Detroit River |
| Lake surrounding Pelee Island |
| Name of a noted canal or lake |
| Port city north of Pittsburgh |
| Site of Perry's naval victory |
| Site of Perry's victory, 1813 |
| Smallest Great Lake in volume |
| Southernmost of a wet quintet |
| The "E" in the HOMES mnemonic |
| They warred with the Iroquois |
| Tribe in the Great Lakes area |
| Tribe with palisaded villages |
| War of 1812 shipbuilding port |
| ___ Canal (New York waterway) |
| Great Lake bordering New York |
| Lake between Ohio and Ontario |
| Neighbor of Ontario and Huron |
| New York canal opened in 1825 |
| Northwest Pennsylvania county |
| Part of Pennsylvania's border |
| Pennsylvania port or its lake |
| Pennsylvania's "Flagship City |
| Port city or the lake it's on |
| Canal called "Clinton's Folly |
| Smallest Great Lake by volume |
| Lake that feeds Niagara Falls |
| Great Lake near Niagara Falls |
| Shallowest of the Great Lakes |
| Body between Huron and Ontario |
| Canal backed by DeWitt Clinton |
| City named for an Indian group |
| Commodore Perry's victory site |
| Great Lake above Niagara Falls |
| Home of the Double-A SeaWolves |
| Lake ___, home of Presque Isle |
| Lake between Canada and the US |
| Lake connected to Sandusky Bay |
| Lake fed by the Cuyahoga River |
| Lake fed by the Sandusky River |
| Lake on Ohio's northern border |
| Lake on the Pennsylvania coast |
| Part of N.Y. State Barge Canal |
| Part of the U.S./Canada border |
| Pennsylvania industrial center |
| Railroad associated with Gould |
| Railroad name starting in 1832 |
| Scene of Perry's victory: 1813 |
| Seat of Kansas's Neosho County |
| Setting of "That Thing You Do! |
| Source of Niagara Falls' water |
| Stop on the Lake Shore Limited |
| It's between Huron and Ontario |
| Lake in four states and Canada |
| Lake surrounding Mohawk Island |
| Large lake named after a tribe |
| Northwestern Pennsylvania city |
| Tribe defeated by the Iroquois |
| City of northwest Pennsylvania |
| Commodore Perry's headquarters |
| Great Lake bordering Cleveland |
| Lake feeding the Niagara River |
| Presque Isle State Park's lake |
| Lake between Ontario and Huron |
| Lake named for an Indian tribe |
| Lake southwest of Lake Ontario |
| Railroad directed by Jay Gould |
| Lake between Huron and Ontario |
| Pennsylvania city, or its lake |
| City known for lake-effect snow |
| Great Lake that borders Buffalo |
| Iroquois foe in the Beaver Wars |
| It's down the lake from Buffalo |
| Jay Gould's railroad: 1867–72 |
| Lake __ College, near Cleveland |
| Lake linked to the Hudson River |
| Lake not far from Niagara Falls |
| Lake seen from Monroe, Michigan |
| Lake surrounding Kelleys Island |
| Losing tribe in the Beaver Wars |
| Name of a Great Lake or a canal |
| Participants in the Beaver Wars |
| Pennsylvania county or its seat |
| Shallowest of the HOMES quintet |
| The Detroit River flows into it |
| Where Commodore Perry prevailed |
| City on a lake of the same name |
| Pennsylvania's Great Lakes port |
| Louis Jolliet discovery of 1669 |
| Pennsylvania or New York county |
| Tribe once found around Buffalo |
| Great Lake touching four states |
| Port on a lake of the same name |
| Southernmost of the Great Lakes |
| ___ Lackawanna (bygone railroad) |
| Canal in the Ramones' home state |
| Former tribe in western New York |
| Indian of the Great Lakes region |
| Lake on Michigan's state quarter |
| Lake that flows into the Niagara |
| Most of Ohio's northern boundary |
| New York's shortest-named county |
| Northwestern Pennsylvania county |
| Oliver Hazard Perry victory site |
| Pennsylvania city near Cleveland |
| Pennsylvania port, or its waters |
| Where "We have met the enemy ... |
| Where ships for Perry were built |
| Great Lake bordering four states |
| New York county south of Niagara |
| Northernmost Pennsylvania county |
| Pennsylvania county, or its lake |
| Tribe also called the Cat Nation |
| Lake named after an Indian tribe |
| First Great Lake, alphabetically |
| Tribe whose name means "long tail |
| Low bridge! Everyone down!" canal |
| Canada's Battle of Fort ___, 1866 |
| Canal designed by Benjamin Wright |
| Canal that needed Clinton's clout |
| Great Lake bordering Pennsylvania |
| Great Lakes / Atlantic Ocean link |
| It's part of four states' borders |
| Lackawanna's partner in railroads |
| Lake on New York's western border |
| Lake site of a War of 1812 battle |
| Part of Ontario's southern border |
| Pennsylvania city by a Great Lake |
| People also called the Cat Nation |
| Railroad manipulated by Jay Gould |
| Railroad once headed by Jay Gould |
| Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's lake |
| The "E" of the old NY&E Rail Road |
| Tribe for which a canal was named |
| Water between Buffalo and Toledo. |
| City of northwestern Pennsylvania |
| Fourth-largest of the Great Lakes |
| Great Lake that borders Cleveland |
| Lake on the border of four states |
| Port 'twixt Buffalo and Cleveland |
| Spooky-sounding Pennsylvania city |
| View from Presque Isle State Park |
| Canal that Sal worked on, in song |
| Lake that can be seen from Toledo |
| City near Presque Isle State Park |
| Great Lake with the shortest name |
| Lake the Detroit River flows into |
| Lake that feeds the Niagara River |
| A body on Canada's southern border |
| Canal that originally had 83 locks |
| City 117 miles north of Pittsburgh |
| City between Buffalo and Cleveland |
| City in the minors' Eastern League |
| County in Pennsylvania or New York |
| Great Lake of Toledo and Cleveland |
| Home port of the U.S. brig Niagara |
| Lake ___, home of the Bass Islands |
| Lake on four states and a province |
| Lake on the U.S.-Canadian boundary |
| Lake where Perry prevailed in 1813 |
| New York canal that opened in 1825 |
| One of the Niagara River's sources |
| Pennsylvania city of about 100,000 |
| Pennsylvania city, or a Great Lake |
| Pennsylvania's fourth largest city |
| Port with lots of lake-effect snow |
| Site of a War of 1812 naval battle |
| Tribe whose name means "cat people |
| City between Cleveland and Buffalo |
| Eleventh largest lake in the world |
| Pennsylvania city named for a lake |
| ... fifteen miles on the ___ Canal |
| Pennsylvania's northernmost county |
| Low bridge! Everybody down!" canal |
| Port between Buffalo and Cleveland |
| ___ Times-News (Pennsylvania paper) |
| Canal that cost $7,143,789 to build |
| Canal that traverses New York State |
| Discovery some attribute to Jolliet |
| Fourth-largest city in Pennsylvania |
| Great Lake that borders four states |
| Great Lake that touches four states |
| Its main inlet is the Detroit River |
| Lackawanna's partner in railroading |
| Lake that borders Ohio to the north |
| New York canal or Pennsylvania city |
| Site of fighting in the War of 1812 |
| Tribe that lent its name to a canal |
| Western terminus of Clinton's ditch |
| Great Lake fed by the Detroit River |
| Lake that borders Buffalo, New York |
| One of a noted geographical quintet |
| Pennsylvania city or New York canal |
| Where Oliver Hazard Perry prevailed |
| Stop on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited |
| ___ quenelle (Pa. poached dumpling?) |
| City of 100,000+ or the lake it's on |
| Great Lake on Ohio's northern border |
| Home of Presque Isle Downs racetrack |
| Home port of the brigantine "Niagara |
| Lake ___, discovery of Louis Jolliet |
| Lake at one end of the Niagara River |
| Lake at southernmost point of Canada |
| Lake connected with lake-effect snow |
| Lake into which the Cuyahoga empties |
| Lake named for a Pennsylvania people |
| Lake that Ohio's Lake County borders |
| Northwesternmost Pennsylvania county |
| Pennsylvania's only Great Lakes port |
| The "E" in the mnemonic device HOMES |
| Great Lake between Huron and Ontario |
| Lake ___, outlet of the Maumee River |
| Lake that the Huron River flows into |
| All-America City Award winner of 1972 |
| Canal that traverses the Empire State |
| Eastern city whose name sounds weird? |
| Great Lake that Ohioans might sail on |
| Home of Double-A baseball's SeaWolves |
| Home of Pennsylvania's Millcreek Mall |
| Home of the reconstructed USS Niagara |
| Home to Double-A baseball's SeaWolves |
| Lake ___, source of the Niagara River |
| Pennsylvania city north of Pittsburgh |
| Pennsylvania city or the lake it's on |
| Pennsylvania county or New York canal |
| Smallest of the Great Lakes by volume |
| Where the British lost to Perry: 1813 |
| New York county whose seat is Buffalo |
| Springsteen's Seeger cover "___ Canal |
| ___ Canal (Albany-to-Buffalo waterway) |
| 15 miles of it are mentioned in a song |
| City seen from Presque Isle State Park |
| Eastern tribe overcome by the Iroquois |
| Lake by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| Lake that flows into the Niagara River |
| Lake that touches New York and Ontario |
| Lake with the legendary monster Bessie |
| Native Americans whose name means "cat |
| New York county on the Canadian border |
| Pennsylvania city on a same-named lake |
| View from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame |
| Crossword constructor's favorite canal |
| Pennsylvania's northwesternmost county |
| ___ Canal, waterway through Schenectady |
| City across the state from Philadelphia |
| City on Amtrak's Boston-to-Chicago line |
| Famous canal in the Ramones' home state |
| Home of the Freeze indoor football team |
| Insurance company based in Pennsylvania |
| Lake from which the Niagara River flows |
| Lake next to Cedar Point amusement park |
| Location of Penn State Behrend's campus |
| New York tribe defeated by the Iroquois |
| New York's most populous upstate county |
| Northwesternmost county in Pennsylvania |
| Pennsylvania city that's near Cleveland |
| Source of lake effect snow in Cleveland |
| The Maumee flows northeast to this lake |
| Tribe once found around the Great Lakes |
| City about 120 miles north of Pittsburgh |
| County in both Pennsylvania and New York |
| County in New York, Ohio or Pennsylvania |
| Great Lake that drains via Niagara Falls |
| Home of the Presque Isle Downs racetrack |
| It's about 115 miles north of Pittsburgh |
| Most populous county in upstate New York |
| Site of Penn State's northernmost campus |
| Lake near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| City that's home to the U.S. Brig Niagara |
| Fort ___, captured by U.S. forces in 1814 |
| Great Lake that borders Buffalo, New York |
| It's a two-hour drive north of Pittsburgh |
| Lake bordering four states and a province |
| Lake depicted on Michigan's state quarter |
| Lake where Perry achieved an 1813 victory |
| Second-smallest of a geographical quintet |
| Site of a significant War of 1812 victory |
| Stop on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited route |
| The "E" in the Great Lakes mnemonic HOMES |
| What surrounds Canada's southernmost land |
| Only Great Lake spelled with four letters |
| Only Great Lake that borders Pennsylvania |
| Sight from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| Canal depicted on New York's state quarter |
| Canal from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic |
| Great Lake bordering Cleveland and Buffalo |
| Lake that stretches from Toledo to Buffalo |
| New York and ___ Railroad, started in 1832 |
| Pennsylvania city on a namesake Great Lake |
| County in New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania |
| Second-smallest Great Lake in surface area |
| City where most of Perry's ships were built |
| Lake crossed traveling from Ohio to Ontario |
| Lake that sounds like a word meaning "scary |
| Only Great Lake whose name has four letters |
| Pennsylvania setting of "That Thing You Do! |
| Pennsylvania town that borders a Great Lake |
| Lake next to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| Great Lake that borders Toledo and Cleveland |
| Great Lake that shares its name with a canal |
| Lake that sounds like a word meaning "spooky |
| Lake that's the outlet for the Detroit River |
| Lake visible from Cedar Point amusement park |
| One of the lakes on Michigan's state quarter |
| Pennsylvania city known for lake-effect snow |
| Pennsylvania port on the St. Lawrence Seaway |
| View from Canada's Point Pelee National Park |
| Lake surrounding Canada's southernmost point |
| Canal with a "low bridge" ("ev'rybody down!") |
| Great Lake that borders Cleveland and Buffalo |
| Lake into which Ohio's Cuyahoga River empties |
| Pennsylvania city subject to lake-effect snow |
| Pennsylvania city where Billy Blanks was born |
| Station served by Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited |
| That Great Lake you always find in crosswords |
| Lake seen from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| Canal that parallels much of the Mohawk River |
| Great Lake near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| Home of Oliver Hazard Perry's flagship Niagara |
| Lake that contains Canada's southernmost point |
| Lake that borders the United States and Canada |
| Great Lake that's the "E" in the HOMES mnemonic |
| Lake adjacent to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| Pennsylvania city that's near Buffalo, New York |
| Pennsylvania home of Waldameer Water World Park |
| Canal created to transport from upstate New York |
| Canal from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean |
| City where Perry's flagship Niagara is exhibited |
| Great Lake next to the Cleveland Browns' stadium |
| Great Lake that stretches from Toledo to Buffalo |
| Lake visible from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| One of the four Great Lakes that border Michigan |
| Canal connecting the Great Lakes to the Atlantic |
| Great Lake above New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio |
| Great Lake above Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York |
| Great Lake between the Detroit and Niagara rivers |
| Port where Commodore Perry’s flagship is docked |
| City roughly halfway between Cleveland and Buffalo |
| Great Lake that sounds like a word meaning "spooky |
| Lake that sounds like an adjective meaning "creepy |
| Lake that sounds like an adjective meaning "spooky |
| Name of a Great Lake and a Pennsylvania city on it |
| Pennsylvania county that borders New York and Ohio |
| Second smallest of the Great Lakes in surface area |
| Lake that Canada's Point Pelee National Park is on |
| One of the lakes represented in the acronym "HOMES |
| Home to Bessie, a lake monster in American folklore |
| Lake that borders both Canada and the United States |
| Lake that borders both the United States and Canada |
| Of the Great Lakes, only Ontario is smaller than it |
| Canal that runs for over 500 miles in New York State |
| Insurance company based in northwestern Pennsylvania |
| Name of three counties on the U.S.'s northern border |
| Pennsylvania city where "That Thing You Do!" was set |
| Spoooooky Great Lake (if there was an extra E ha ha) |
| Great Lake that sounds like a synonym for "mysterious |
| Lake separated from Lake Ontario by the Niagara River |
| Name of counties in three states, all crossed by I-90 |
| The Gem City, so-called because of its sparkling lake |
| Pennsylvania city whose motto is "Feel the Lake Effect |
| Lake that's adjacent to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| Great Lake that makes up most of Ohio's northern border |
| Great Lake that borders Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York |
| Pennsylvania port city where "That Thing You Do!" is set |
| Pennsylvania city that shares its name with a Great Lake |
| Home to Jerry Uht Park, where the SeaWolves play baseball |
| ___ Railroad Co. v. Tompkins (1938 Supreme Court decision) |
| Canal mentioned in the song Low Bridge, Everybody Down |
| Great Lake whose port cities include Cleveland and Buffalo |
| Rival of Altoona in minor league baseball's Eastern League |
| Great Lake that isn't Superior, Michigan, Huron, or Ontario |
| Great Lake that isn't Huron, Michigan, Ontario, or Superior |
| Great Lake that shares its name with a city in Pennsylvania |
| Railroad company known as "The scarlet woman of Wall Street |
| City in a county of the same name on a lake of the same name |
| Great Lake that shares its name with a Native American tribe |
| Lake that borders Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and Michigan |
| City that hosts the annual Roar on the Shore motorcycle rally |
| County of Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York, but no other states |
| ___ Railroad Co. v. Tompkins (landmark 1938 Supreme Court case) |
| Double A baseball team in the Eastern League's Southern Division |
| Pennsylvania city that shares the name of the Great Lake it's on |
| Lake that's associated with Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Ontario |
| ___ Canal (water route that links New York City to the Great Lakes) |
| ___ Canal (waterway that connects a Great Lake to the Hudson River) |
| Great" body of water responsible for much New York lake-effect snow |
| Pennsylvania city that shares its name with the adjacent Great Lake |
| Canal about which the 1905 song "Low Bridge, Everybody Down" was written |
| Lake that's typically grouped with Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Ontario |
| ___ Canal (waterway that connects a Great Lake to New York's Hudson River) |
| American lake every constructor is sick of cluing, and "American lake" was probably enough to give it to you, so screw it |