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Cedar Point (Lake Erie)

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Cedar Point Cape/Peninsula/Island
Geography
LocationLake Erie
Coordinates41°25′55.8″N 82°37′09.3″W / 41.432167°N 82.619250°W / 41.432167; -82.619250Coordinates: 41°25′55.8″N 82°37′09.3″W / 41.432167°N 82.619250°W / 41.432167; -82.619250
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Administration
United States

The Cedar Point peninsula, formerly called a cape although now it is actually an island, is located northeast of Sandusky, Ohio in Lake Erie.[1] In early documentation,[clarification needed] it was a 7-mile long peninsula that connected at its eastern end directly to the Ohio mainland, near Huron, Ohio;[1] however, in the early 20th century, Lake Erie's waves completely eroded away the eastern end.

As of 2020 it is approximately 5.5 miles (8.9 km) in length, and two constructed roadways connect the peninsula to the mainland. At the western end is the Cedar Point amusement park, which was founded in 1888 by the Cedar Point Pleasure Resort Company.[2]

Plus, besides the amusement park, there are also many private residences all along the rest of the island.

This Cedar Point should not be confused with the Cedar Point Cape Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge at Toledo Maumee Bay that is now a government park nature preservation on that other Cedar Point on Lake Erie.

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Survey, Ohio Division of Geological (August 27, 1947). "Report of Investigations" – via Google Books.
  2. ↑ Aldrich, Lewis Cass (August 27, 1889). "History of Erie County Ohio: With Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of Some of Its Prominent Men and Pioneers". D. Mason & Company, publishers – via Google Books. Cedar Point then was a bit of wild land seven miles long sheltering, (by its long arms), Sandusky bay. It was covered with timber, and a sandy beach edged the shore. also 1889 book quote Cedar Point Pleasure Resort Company foundered


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