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Cayuga Lake

MattHh — 2009-03-22T02:07:41Z

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- 'The Indian name "Cayuga" means "boat landing." Many people identify with '''Cayuga Lake''' because of the line "Far Above Cayuga’s Waters" in the Cornell University song.	+ 'The Indian name "Cayuga" means "boat landing." Many people identify with '''Cayuga Lake''' because of the line "Far Above Cayuga’s Waters" in the [wiki:Ithaca:Cornell_University] song.
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- In addition to the Cayuga Inlet at Ithaca, five tributaries at the southern end feed the lake: Cascadilla Creek, Fall Creek, Salmon Creek, Six-Mile Creek and Taughannock Creek. Cayuga Lake outlets into the Seneca and Cayuga Canal, which joins the northern ends of Seneca and Cayuga Lakes. This canal connects with the ["Erie Canal"] north of Seneca Falls. ["Lake Ontario"] can be accessed from Cayuga Lake via the Erie Canal, Cross Lake and the Oswego Canal.'	+ In addition to the Cayuga Inlet at [wiki:Ithaca], five tributaries at the southern end feed the lake: Cascadilla Creek, Fall Creek, Salmon Creek, Six-Mile Creek and Taughannock Creek. Cayuga Lake outlets into the Seneca and Cayuga Canal, which joins the northern ends of Seneca and Cayuga Lakes. This canal connects with the ["Erie Canal"] north of Seneca Falls. ["Lake Ontario"] can be accessed from Cayuga Lake via the Erie Canal, Cross Lake and the Oswego Canal.'

alexandergartley — 2008-10-24T20:01:24Z

added wiki link to Finger Lakes

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- Cayuga Lake, the longest of the Finger Lakes, is just under 40 miles long, is 3 1/2 miles wide at the widest point, and has an average width of 1 3/4 miles. It is 435 feet deep at the deepest point off King Ferry (second only to Seneca Lake in depth) and at 384 feet above sea level is the lowest of the Finger Lakes.	+ Cayuga Lake, the longest of the ["Finger Lakes"], is just under 40 miles long, is 3 1/2 miles wide at the widest point, and has an average width of 1 3/4 miles. It is 435 feet deep at the deepest point off King Ferry (second only to Seneca Lake in depth) and at 384 feet above sea level is the lowest of the Finger Lakes.

alexandergartley — 2008-08-26T17:56:08Z

added wiki link to Lake Ontario

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- In addition to the Cayuga Inlet at Ithaca, five tributaries at the southern end feed the lake: Cascadilla Creek, Fall Creek, Salmon Creek, Six-Mile Creek and Taughannock Creek. Cayuga Lake outlets into the Seneca and Cayuga Canal, which joins the northern ends of Seneca and Cayuga Lakes. This canal connects with the ["Erie Canal"] north of Seneca Falls. Lake Ontario can be accessed from Cayuga Lake via the Erie Canal, Cross Lake and the Oswego Canal.'	+ In addition to the Cayuga Inlet at Ithaca, five tributaries at the southern end feed the lake: Cascadilla Creek, Fall Creek, Salmon Creek, Six-Mile Creek and Taughannock Creek. Cayuga Lake outlets into the Seneca and Cayuga Canal, which joins the northern ends of Seneca and Cayuga Lakes. This canal connects with the ["Erie Canal"] north of Seneca Falls. ["Lake Ontario"] can be accessed from Cayuga Lake via the Erie Canal, Cross Lake and the Oswego Canal.'

alexandergartley — 2008-08-26T17:55:47Z

moved Erie Canal wiki link to the first mention on the page

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- In addition to the Cayuga Inlet at Ithaca, five tributaries at the southern end feed the lake: Cascadilla Creek, Fall Creek, Salmon Creek, Six-Mile Creek and Taughannock Creek. Cayuga Lake outlets into the Seneca and Cayuga Canal, which joins the northern ends of Seneca and Cayuga Lakes. This canal connects with the Erie Canal north of Seneca Falls. Lake Ontario can be accessed from Cayuga Lake via the ["Erie Canal"], Cross Lake and the Oswego Canal.'	+ In addition to the Cayuga Inlet at Ithaca, five tributaries at the southern end feed the lake: Cascadilla Creek, Fall Creek, Salmon Creek, Six-Mile Creek and Taughannock Creek. Cayuga Lake outlets into the Seneca and Cayuga Canal, which joins the northern ends of Seneca and Cayuga Lakes. This canal connects with the ["Erie Canal"] north of Seneca Falls. Lake Ontario can be accessed from Cayuga Lake via the Erie Canal, Cross Lake and the Oswego Canal.'

alexandergartley — 2008-08-26T17:55:10Z

bolded the lake's name in the description

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- 'The Indian name "Cayuga" means "boat landing." Many people identify with Cayuga Lake because of the line "Far Above Cayuga’s Waters" in the Cornell University song.	+ 'The Indian name "Cayuga" means "boat landing." Many people identify with '''Cayuga Lake''' because of the line "Far Above Cayuga’s Waters" in the Cornell University song.

peteb — 2006-08-02T03:23:18Z

Linked Erie Canal

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- In addition to the Cayuga Inlet at Ithaca, five tributaries at the southern end feed the lake: Cascadilla Creek, Fall Creek, Salmon Creek, Six-Mile Creek and Taughannock Creek. Cayuga Lake outlets into the Seneca and Cayuga Canal, which joins the northern ends of Seneca and Cayuga Lakes. This canal connects with the Erie Canal north of Seneca Falls. Lake Ontario can be accessed from Cayuga Lake via the Erie Canal, Cross Lake and the Oswego Canal.'	+ In addition to the Cayuga Inlet at Ithaca, five tributaries at the southern end feed the lake: Cascadilla Creek, Fall Creek, Salmon Creek, Six-Mile Creek and Taughannock Creek. Cayuga Lake outlets into the Seneca and Cayuga Canal, which joins the northern ends of Seneca and Cayuga Lakes. This canal connects with the Erie Canal north of Seneca Falls. Lake Ontario can be accessed from Cayuga Lake via the ["Erie Canal"], Cross Lake and the Oswego Canal.'

peteb — 2006-08-02T03:21:47Z

Added info

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	+ 'The Indian name "Cayuga" means "boat landing." Many people identify with Cayuga Lake because of the line "Far Above Cayuga’s Waters" in the Cornell University song. + + Cayuga Lake, the longest of the Finger Lakes, is just under 40 miles long, is 3 1/2 miles wide at the widest point, and has an average width of 1 3/4 miles. It is 435 feet deep at the deepest point off King Ferry (second only to Seneca Lake in depth) and at 384 feet above sea level is the lowest of the Finger Lakes. + + In addition to the Cayuga Inlet at Ithaca, five tributaries at the southern end feed the lake: Cascadilla Creek, Fall Creek, Salmon Creek, Six-Mile Creek and Taughannock Creek. Cayuga Lake outlets into the Seneca and Cayuga Canal, which joins the northern ends of Seneca and Cayuga Lakes. This canal connects with the Erie Canal north of Seneca Falls. Lake Ontario can be accessed from Cayuga Lake via the Erie Canal, Cross Lake and the Oswego Canal.' + + + + *Info is an excerpt from [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0963599046/103-4263508-0134257?v=glance&n=283155 Persons, Places and Things In the Finger Lakes Region] by Emerson Klees