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The history of America is rooted in the path between New York and Canada which leads up the Hudson River and connects to Canada and the Great Lakes. The waterways of New York State played a vital role in the expansion of commerce in America as New York itself played a vital role in the growth of the industrial era. The history of the development of transportation frequently explains the economic growth of the areas they affected. New York's waterways and harbors still play an important role in interstate commerce with the added feature of recreational boating and use by the public. Historical trails, battlefields, bike trails, museums and plenty of small businesses dot the landscape between Waterford (Lock 1) and Whitehall (Lock 12) to interest and serve the vacationing family; by water or by land!
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and includes links to other sites for your perusal. Tug 44 Old Champlain Canal Sidecut Locks at WaterfordOld Champlain Canal Lock 4 at WaterfordOld Champlain Canal Weighlock at WaterfordOld Champlain Canal Lock 5 at WaterfordOld Schuylerville Junction Lock at SchuylervilleOld Champlain Canal Junction Lock and Aqueduct at Fort EdwardOld Champlain Canal Locks 16-17 at Fort AnnOld Champlain Canal Lock 18 at Fort AnnGlens Falls Feeder Canal Lock 1 at Hudson FallsGlens Falls Feeder Canal Lock 2 & 3 at Hudson FallsGlens Falls Feeder Canal Lock 4 at Hudson FallsGlens Falls Feeder Canal - Five Combines Locks at Hudson FallsGlens Falls Feeder Canal Lock 11 at Hudson FallsGlens Falls Feeder Canal Lock 12 at Hudson FallsGlens Falls Feeder Canal Lock 13 at Hudson FallsGlens Falls Feeder Canal Lock 14 and Dam at Glens Falls |