ONONDAGA

• USOGQ
• Latitude: 43.1006
• Longitude: -76.2117
• Great Lakes
• Marina in US

Location: US

Onondaga is most commonly associated with Onondaga County in New York, but it's worth noting that there is no major marine port specifically named "Onondaga" listed in the U.S. Instead, the region is more recognized for its proximity to the Great Lakes and its canal systems, including the New York State Canal System, which connect to the Atlantic Ocean through the St. Lawrence Seaway.

However, Syracuse, the county seat of Onondaga County, is historically known for the Erie Canal that runs through New York State. While not a major international maritime port, the canal system plays a crucial role in the regional transportation and freight network. For more precise information on a specific port that might have the name Onondaga, further clarification or context would be needed, as it might be a lesser-known facility or a specific terminal within a larger port.

Specification & Features of Related Canal Systems:

1. Erie Canal:

   • Length: Approximately 363 miles (584 km)
   • Width: Typically 70 to 120 feet
   • Depth: 12 to 14 feet
   • Locks: 57 locks to accommodate elevation changes
   • Cargo: Historically transported goods include lumber, grain, and other goods, though today it’s more recreational.

2. New York State Canal System:

   • Total Length: About 524 miles (844 km)
   • Components: Erie Canal, Champlain Canal, Oswego Canal, and Cayuga-Seneca Canal
   • Connection: Links the Hudson River to the Great Lakes, the Finger Lakes, and Lake Champlain
   • Usage: Used both for commercial shipping and recreational boating

While these systems do not qualify as large commercial marine ports, they play a vital role for regional trade and transport infrastructure. If you are looking for information on any specific terminal or less-known local port named Onondaga, I would recommend checking local resources or transport authorities for detailed specifications.