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Lake Ontario
Lake Ontario is the fourteenth largest lake in the world, bordering Ontario, Canada to the north, and the Niagara Peninsula and New York State, the USA to the south. It is one of the five largest freshwater lakes in North America and is part of the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world. Lake Ontario is the smallest of the Great Lakes (19,554 square kilometers), but has more water storage (1,688 cubic kilometers) than Lake Erie (1,639 cubic kilometers). The name "Ontario" comes from the Iroquois word Skanadario, meaning "lake of beauty" or "lake of sparkle", for which the Canadian province of Ontario is named. Ontario, Canada, is named after this lake.

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