The first documented European to reach it was Étienne Brûlé (eh-TEE-en broo-LAY), although artifacts believed to be of Norse origin have been found in the area.
The first documented European to reach it was Étienne Brûlé (eh-TEE-en broo-LAY), although artifacts believed to be of Norse origin have been found in the area. In pre-colonial times, it served as part of the border between the Huron and Iroquois Indians. As part of the Great Lakes Waterway, its primary inlet is the Niagara River, and its primary outlet is the Saint Lawrence. For ten points, name this body of water, the smallest and easternmost of the Great Lakes.
The first documented European to reach it was Étienne Brûlé (eh-TEE-en broo-LAY), although artifacts believed to be of Norse origin have been found in the area.
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