Lake Ontario LaMP Update 2005

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Date: 2011-04-13 16:28:01 Saint Lawrence Seaway Water Environment of the United States Great Lakes Areas of Concern Lake Erie Lake Ontario Lake Oswego River Sea lamprey Geography of Canada Canada–United States border Great Lakes		Lake Ontario LaMP Update 2005 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.epa.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 270,18 KB Share Document on Facebook

	HARRISBURGH TOWNSHIP Harrisburgh was formed from Lowville, Champion (Jefferson Co.), and Mexico (Oswego Co.) on February 22, 1803, and named in honor of Richard Harrison, of New York. Township 5 and 10 of the Black River DocID: 1p8xR - View Document
	LOWVILLE TOWNSHIP Formed from Mexico (Oswego Co.) on March 14, 1800, Lowville Township embraced, besides its present limits, the part of Denmark south of Deer River, which was taken off in the formation of Harrisburgh in DocID: 1oO47 - View Document
	TURIN TOWNSHIP Formed from Mexico (Oswego Co.) on March 14, 1800, Turin embraced the part of Lewis County lying west of Black River and Inman’s Triangle, and south of the south lines of Lowville, Harrisburgh, and Pinck DocID: 1oMLR - View Document
	The History... - The Oswego River is one of the few rivers in the United States that flows north. - The first boats built for use on the Oswego River were canoes made by Native Americans. DocID: 1h32s - View Document
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