A river in the northeastern part of New York State, USA. It originates in the Adirondack Mountains, flows south, and empties into the Atlantic Ocean. New York City is located on the eastern bank of the river's mouth. It was explored by the Englishman H. Hudson in 1609. With the opening of the Erie Canal in 1825, it became more important as an inland waterway, and was the basis for the development of New York City. Its total length is 507 km. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
米国,ニューヨーク州北東部の川。アディロンダック山地に発し,南流して大西洋に注ぐ。河口東岸にニューヨーク市がある。1609年英国人H.ハドソンが探検。1825年エリー運河の開通で内陸水路としての重要性を増し,ニューヨーク市発展の基礎となった。全長507km。
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