Tsi Ietsenhtha

Tsi Ietsenhtha is a Mohawk name associated with the Saranac River and its mouth on the western shore of Lake Champlain. The river descends from the forested Adirondacks, passing a chain of lakes before reaching the broader waters of Champlain. Its name recalls a place where water is drawn up, while the river itself offers a route between the mountain interior and the lake's long north-south corridor.