Which World War II submarine is a museum on Cleveland's lakefront?
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Answer: USS Cod
USS Cod, a Gato-class submarine, has been a museum in Cleveland since the 1970s and is a National Historic Landmark.
Source: Wikipedia: USS Cod
Lake Five archive · No. 8
Tuesday, October 20
Five questions about Lake Erie and Cleveland’s waterfront. Tap an answer; the explanation and source open underneath.
Where is the William G. Mather moored as a museum ship?
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Answer: Beside the Great Lakes Science Center
It is at Dock 32, just north of the Great Lakes Science Center at North Coast Harbor.
Source: Encyclopedia of Cleveland History: Steamship William G. Mather Museum
Which of these Great Lakes holds the least water?
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Answer: Lake Erie
Lake Erie holds about 116 cubic miles of water, the least of the five Great Lakes. Lake Superior holds about 2,900.
In which year did the famous Cuyahoga River fire happen?
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Answer: 1969
An oil slick under two railroad bridges caught fire around noon on June 22, 1969.
Source: Encyclopedia of Cleveland History: Cuyahoga River Fire
What is the largest island in Lake Erie?
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Answer: Pelee Island
Pelee Island, in Ontario, is the largest of Lake Erie's islands.
Source: Wikipedia: Lake Erie
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