Lake where Perry prevailed in 1813 Lake fed by the Sandusky River Lake on our northern border Lake that touches New York and Ontario Lode yield Lake fed by the Detroit River Lake near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Lake next to Cleveland Lake that sounds spooky Lode load ___ Lackawanna Lake that sounds weird Lackawanna's lake Lake adjoining Ontario Lake near Buffalo Lake that's the source of the Niagara River Lackawanna's lake Lake near London Lake on the border of four states Lake that Canada's Point Pelee National Park is on Lake that the Huron River flows into Lake the Detroit River flows into Lake by the Jake Lake that borders Ohio Lake by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Lake surrounding Kelleys Island Lake surrounding Pelee Island Lake that Ohio's Lake County borders Lake that contains Canada's southernmost point Lake surrounding Mohawk Island Lake of which Put-in-Bay is a part. Lake port in N.W. Pennsylvania. Load from a lode Lake battle, 1813. Lake drained by Niagara River. Lake port in Pennsylvania. Lake port of the Keystone State. Lake port, pop. 130,803. Lake of a famous battle, 1813. Lake port of Pennsylvania. Lake city. Lode makeup Lode contents Load from a lode Lode load Lode deposit Lode yield Lake city in Pennsylvania. Lorain's lake. Lake of Put-in-Bay. Lake port SW of Buffalo. Lake on Ohio border. Lake port, Pa. Lake of 9,950 sq. mi. Lake of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Lake 240 miles long. Lackawanna's county. Lake port. Lackawanna's partner. Lake. Lackawanna's partner Lake Lake or port Lake city Lake fed by the Maumee River Lake that sounds mysterious Lakes Indian Lake on the U.S.-Canadian boundary Large lake Lake fed by the Maumee Lake near Chautauqua Lake Amerind Lake that sounds weird Lake seen at Lakewood, Ohio Lake in U.S. and Canada Lorain's lake Lake or Indian Lake port Lake at SE Mich. Lake or canal "Low bridge! Everyone down!" canal Lackawanna's partner in railroads Lackawanna's railroad partner _____ Lackawanna Railway ___ Lackawanna Railway Lackawanna's partner in railroading Louis Jolliet discovery of 1669 Lake near Jacobs Field Lake that feeds Niagara Falls Lake ___ College, in 16-Across ___-Lackawanna Railroad Lake ___ Beach, N.Y. Lake along which I-90 runs Lake touching four states Lake near Niagara Falls Lackawanna's lake Lake Indian Lake named after an Indian tribe Lake ___, home of the Bass Islands Lake ___, outlet of the Maumee River Lake ___, south of London Lake next to Avon Lake ___ Lackawanna (bygone railroad) Lake ___, discovery of Louis Jolliet Lake bordering four states Lake bordered by four states Losing tribe in the Beaver Wars Lake named for an Indian tribe Lake between Ohio and Ontario ___ Lackawanna Railroad Lake ___, 1813 battle site Lake ___, source of the Niagara River Lake connected to Sandusky Bay Language related to Wyandot Lake in an old railroad name Lakeside tribe Lake ___, home of Presque Isle Lake that stretches from Toledo to Buffalo Lakeside Ohio county Lake connected with lake-effect snow Lake named for a Pennsylvania people Lake tribe Lake ___ (what separates Ohio and Ontario) Lake that feeds the Niagara River Lake visible from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Lake -- Lorain's lake Lake north of Sandusky Lake where the British suffered an 1813 naval defeat Lake or tribe 1669 Louis Jolliet discovery Large North American lake ___ Lackawanna Railroad Lackawanna's Lake Lackawanna's partner Lorain's lake Lake feeding the Niagara River Lake seen from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Lake touching four states Lake where Perry fought Lake the Detroit River flows into Lake or city Lake near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Lake in four states and Canada Louis Jolliet discovery of 1669 ___-Lackawanna Railroad Lake southwest of Lake Ontario Lackawanna's lake Lake at southernmost point of Canada Lake bordering Ontario Lake or canal Lake that feeds the Niagara River Lake linked to the Hudson River Lake near Cleveland Lake near Niagara Falls Lake seen from Toledo Lake that's great Lake view from Toledo Lake, city or canal ___ Lackawanna Railway Lake Huron's neighbor Lake near Progressive Field Lake near a falls Lake to the Hudson Lake, canal or city Large northern lake Lake or city Lakes tribe Lake or Canal Lackawanna's partner Lake Indian Lake in four states Lake named for an Indian tribe Large freshwater lake Large lake named after a tribe "Low bridge, everyone down!" canal Lake by the Jake Lake in view from Cleveland Lake named after an Indian tribe ___-Lackawanna Railroad Lake ___, outlet of the Maumee River Lake bordering Ontario Lake that the Huron River flows into Lake feeding the Niagara River Lake southwest of Lake Ontario "Low bridge! Everybody down!" canal Lake that feeds Niagara Falls ___ Lackawanna Railway Lake or canal Lake the Detroit River flows into Lackawanna's lake Lake in HOMES Lake or tribe Lake, city or canal Little nail Little nail Liking Like Like Liking Like black-tie affairs Like Like Like black-tie affairs Like Like Like Like Like some restaurants Love/Hate it isn't? Lavish or elegant Last name of the brothers who made 55-Across Last name of the brothers who directed "The Ladykillers" Last name of the "No Country for Old Men" directors Last name of filmmakers Joel and Ethan Last name of filmmakers Joel and Ethan Longest armbone Lower arm bone Longest bone above the waist Longest armbone Lower arm bone Latin for "elbow" Longest armbone Leg : fibula :: arm : __ Latin for "elbow" Limb bone Large forearm bone. __ Lackawanna Railway Lake bordering four states and a province Lake source of the Niagara River Lake touching four states Lake where Perry prevailed Lake bordered by four states Lake bordering Ohio Lake named for a tribe Lake where Perry triumphed "Lake-effect snow" lake Lake bordering four states Lake in a classic mnemonic Lake near Niagara Falls Lake north of Akron Lake-effect snow lake Lake tribe Lake Indian Location of Penn State Behrend's campus Lake bordering four states Lake near Buffalo Lake south of Niagara Falls Lake, canal, county or city Lake near London