Letter C 95000–95250

Canal near Canada Canal near Rome Canal of 1825. Canal of New York Canal of Rome Canal of Sal Canal of Sal, in song Canal of renown Canal of song Canal of songdom Canal opened in 1825 Canal or Great Lake Canal or Indian Canal or Lake Canal or city Canal or county in N.Y. Canal or port Canal or railroad Canal passing through Utica Canal past Rochester Canal past Syracuse and Rochester Canal serving Rochester Canal since 1817 Canal started in 1817 Canal that Sal worked on, in song Canal that cost $7,143,789 to build Canal that helps connect the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Canal that needed Clinton's clout Canal that opened in 1825 Canal that originally had 83 locks Canal that parallels much of the Mohawk River Canal that roughly parallels I-90 in New York Canal that starts near Albany, New York Canal that traverses the Empire State Canal through Lockport, New York Canal through Oneida Lake Canal to the Great Lakes Canal to the Hudson Canal to the Hudson River Canal with 35 locks Canal with 36 locks Canal with a "low bridge" ("ev'rybody down!") Canal with a mule named Sal Canal with a mule, in song Canal with a museum in Syracuse Canal with just one consonant Canal with thirty-six locks Canal written about by Twain and Melville Canal, Albany to Buffalo. Canal, lake and city name Canal, lake or city Cat Nation member Cat Nation native Cat Nation people Cat Nation tribe Cedar Point's county and lake Cedar Point's lake Certain Iroquoian Cherokee's kin Cincinnati sight City 117 miles north of Pittsburgh City NW of Johnstown City SW of Buffalo City about 120 miles north of Pittsburgh City across the state from Philadelphia City almost 300 miles northwest of Philadelphia City and lake named for a tribe City at the intersection of I-90 and I-79 City between Buffalo and Cleveland City between Cleveland and Buffalo City by Lake Erie's south shore City facing Presque Isle Bay City famed for electrical appliances. City halfway between Buffalo and Cleveland City in Keystone State. City in NW Pennsylvania City in Penna. City in a county of the same name on a lake of the same name City in northwestern Pennsylvania City in the Keystone State City in the Quaker State City in the minors' Eastern League City known for lake-effect snow City midway between Cleveland and Buffalo. City named for a tribe. City named for an Indian group City near Chautauqua Lake City near Fort Presque Isle City near Presque Isle City near Presque Isle State Park City north of Pittsburg City north of Pittsburgh City not far from Buffalo City of 100,000+ or the lake it's on City of 130,803 in Pennsylvania. City of N. E. Pennsylvania. City of NW Pennsylvania City of northwest Pennsylvania City of northwestern Pennsylvania City on Amtrak's Boston-to-Chicago line City on a Great Lake City on a lake of the same name City on a lake with the same name City on a lake. City on a namesake lake City on a same-named lake City on its own Great Lake City on its own lake City or canal City or lake City or lake near Buffalo City passed while driving to Cleveland from Buffalo City roughly halfway between Cleveland and Buffalo City seen from Presque Isle State Park City south of Buffalo City southwest of Buffalo City that held a major celebration of the bicentennial of the peace following the War of 1812 City that hosts the annual Roar on the Shore motorcycle rally City that sounds like it should be the setting for a horror movie? City that sounds mysterious City that sounds spooky City that's home to the U.S. Brig Niagara City up the shore from Cleveland City very close to Canada City west of Jamestown, N. Y. City where Perry's flagship Niagara is exhibited City where most of Perry's ships were built City, canal and lake City, lake or tribe Class AA minor league team affiliated with Detroit Classic railroad name Cleaveland's waterfront Cleveland abuts it Cleveland is on its shore Cleveland sight. Cleveland's Great Lake Cleveland's body of water Cleveland's lake Cleveland's shore Cleveland's view. Cleveland's water Cleveland's waterfront Cleveland's waters Clevelanders swim in it. Clinton's Folly Clinton's Folly (the canal, that is) Clinton's Folly canal Clinton's waterway Coastal Pennsylvania town Coloratura Mills Commodore Perry victory site Commodore Perry's base. Commodore Perry's headquarters Commodore Perry's lake Commodore Perry's victory site County east of Ashtabula County east of Sandusky County in N. Y. County in New York, Ohio or Pennsylvania County in New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania County in New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio County in Pa. or N.Y. County in Penna. County in Pennsylvania or New York County in both Pennsylvania and New York County in the Keystone State County in western New York County name in New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania County name in New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio County name in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York County name in three states County of New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio County of New York. County of Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York, but no other states County of northern Ohio County south of Niagara County west of Wyoming County where Sandusky, Ohio, is Creepy lake? Creepy-sounding Great Lake Creepy-sounding lake Creepy-sounding lake name? Critical American railroad hub of the mid-1800s Crossword constructor's favorite canal Crossword-friendly lake Cuyahoga River outlet Cuyahoga River's destination Cuyahoga's outlet Country bordering Lebanon and Iraq Connects with the Welland Canal __ Canalway Trail: 365-mile stretch in New York ___ Canal (Mohawk Valley waterway) ___ Canal, connector of the Hudson River to the Great Lakes ___ Canal, waterway through Schenectady ____ Community College, school in Buffalo, NY canal Sal Actor county Buffalo county New York county Pennsylvania Clinton accomplishment Clinton had a big role in its construction Clinton supported it Clinton's costly government program Connector completed in 1825 Construction project that began in Rome Construction with many locks Crossword-puzzle fodder City ENE of Cleveland, O. City ENE of Cleveland, OH City about 100 miles ENE of Cleveland, O. City about a hundred miles from Cleveland, OH City at which most of Oliver Hazard Perry's ships were built City by Presque Isle Bay City down Lake Erie from Buffalo, N.Y. City down the lake from Buffalo, N.Y. City named for a lake: Abbr. City near Buffalo, NY City that's a 90-minute drive from Buffalo, NY Canal, city and lake Cat Nation Cat Nation Indians Cat Nation constituents Cat Nation members Cat Nation tribesmen Certain Iroquoians Certain Iroquois City and Lake Cleveland Indians Counties in NY, PA and OH "CHiPS" star Estrada "CHiPs" actor Estrada "CHiPs" co-star Estrada "CHiPs" heartthrob Estrada "CHiPs" name Cernak of the Tampa Bay Lightning Christine's lover in "The Phantom of the Opera" Christine's lover, in "Phantom of the Opera" Christine's phantom admirer Claude's "Phantom of the Opera" role Colorado Avalanche defenseman Johnson Composer Satie or poet Karlfeldt Composer Satie with an unconventional first name Composer Satie with a silent "K" Christensen of "Flightplan" Christensen of "Parenthood" Christensen of "Traffic" Christensen of "Will Trent" Christensen of TV's "Parenthood" "CHiPs" star Composer Satie and others
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