The Cuyahoga Outlet is a river in Ohio that runs from Lake Erie to AKRON. It is formed by the confluence of the Cuyahoga River and the Tuscarawas River, and is approximately 84 miles long. The outlet is an important part of the Ohio and Erie Canal system, which was used for transportation and commerce in the 19th century. The outlet's name is derived from the Native American word for 'crooked river'. The crossword solutions for the term Cuyahoga Outlet are ERIE (4 letters), AKRON (5 letters), and OHIO (4 letters).