The document summarizes several bodies of water in New York state. It describes the Hudson River as over 300 miles long and used for transportation and trade. It also discusses the Mohawk River as a tributary of the Hudson River. Additionally, it mentions the Niagara River flows from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario, including the famous Niagara Falls. The Great Lakes bordering New York are also summarized, including Lakes Erie, Ontario, Huron, Michigan and Superior. Lake Champlain forms part of the border between New York and Vermont. Finally, it notes the coasts of New York include Long Island and New York City on the Atlantic Coast, with New York Bay and the Hudson River emptying into the bay and

1. The Waters of New York