Lake Ontario is MUCH DEEPER than Erie
It is on average the second deepest of the great lakes. I got the following figures about Lake Ontario:LENGTH: 193 miles / 311 km. BREADTH: 53 miles / 85 km. AVERAGE DEPTH: 283 ft. / 86 m MAXIMUM DEPTH: 802 ft. / 244 m. VOLUME: 393 cubic miles / 1,640 cubic km. WATER SURFACE AREA: 7,340 sq. miles / 18,960 sq. km. TOTAL DRAINAGE BASIN AREA: 24,720 sq. miles / 64,030 sq. km.DRAINAGE BASIN AREA BY STATE/PROVINCE: New York: 13,500 sq mi; 35,000 sq kmOntario: 11,200 sq mi; 29,100 sq kmPennsylvania: 100 sq mi; 300 sq kmSHORELINE LENGTH (including islands): 712 miles / 1,146 km. ELEVATION: 243 ft. / 74 m. OUTLET: St. Lawrence River to the Atlantic Ocean RETENTION/REPLACEMENT TIME: 6 years You get pretty big waves on Ontario, but they don't build up as fast or as steep as those on Erie. If you take proper precautions and watch the weather, your C-22 will be a lot of fun sailing on Lake Ontario.AlchemistC-320Holland MI