A Way to the World Chambly Canal The LaChute River supplied more than power for the mills. It also connected to Lake Champlain and the wider world. People and goods traveled much more easily by water than

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Date: 2013-04-11 08:33:01 Canada–United States border Lake Champlain Samuel de Champlain Richelieu River Erie Canal Fort Ticonderoga Chambly Canal Champlain Canal Lake George Geography of New York New York Geography of the United States		A Way to the World Chambly Canal The LaChute River supplied more than power for the mills. It also connected to Lake Champlain and the wider world. People and goods traveled much more easily by water than Add to Reading List Source URL: www.lcbp.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 97,04 KB Share Document on Facebook

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