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Loch Erie[6] (/ˈɪri/; Inglis: Lake Erie, French: Lac Érié) is the fowerth lairgest loch (bi surface area) o the five Great Lochs in North Americae, an the thirteent lairgest globally if measurt in terms o surface area.[7][1]
Loch Erie | |
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Loch Erie on Januar 9, 2014 | |
The Great Lochs, wi Loch Erie heichlichtit in darker blue | |
Location | North Americae |
Group | Great Lochs |
Coordinates | 42.2°N 81.2°W |
Loch teep | Glacial |
Primary inflows | Detroit River[1] |
Primar ootflows | Niagara River Welland Canal[2] |
Basin kintras | Canadae Unitit States |
Max. lenth | 241 mi (388 km) |
Max. weenth | 57 mi (92 km) |
Surface area | 9,910 sq mi (25,667 km2)[2] |
Average deepth | 62 ft (19 m)[2] |
Max. deepth | 210 ft (64 m)[3] |
Watter vollum | 116 cu mi (480 km3)[2] |
Residence time | 2.6 years |
Shore lenth1 | 799 mi (1,286 km) plus 72 mi (116 km) for islands[4] |
Surface elevation | 569 ft (173 m)[2] |
Islands | 24+ (see list) |
Settlements | Buffalo, New York Erie, Pennsylvania Toledo, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio |
References | [5] |
1 Shore lenth is nae a weel-defined meisur. |
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