Chicago is NOT located on a bay (which is off a large body of water) but on a lake ... Lake Michigan to be exact.I can verify that as I have been to Chicago, and yes it is adjacent to Lake Michigan and the River Chicago runs into it
Chicago is located on the shores of Lake Michigan. It is not on a bay. A bay by definition is a small body of water that is set off of a larger body of water.
Yes, because i have been there!
yes and bays are dumb
No
it is in the corner of lake mighien
Chicago is not located on a bay. There are no natural bays in Lake Michigan
No. Springfield, IL is an inland city. We know this because any map of Illinois shows Springfield to not border any major bodies of water. However, Springfield does touch on the small Lake of Springfield.
Don't know for sure, but probably the Sears Tower in Chicago. * I recently had to look this up for a research project. As of 2005 it was the Navy Pier in downtown Chicago.
No. Because it is in the middle of Illinois. Springfield is pretty much surrounded by land.
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I am not really sure but I will give my best guess : The Native Americans tribes for Chicago becoming a state is that they are Native Americans and wanted Illinois to be Chicago
I am not sure where you are located, but if there is not a store in your area, their website also offers online shopping. From what I could find they have Fitness Factory Outlets located in Illinois. Their locations are Aurora, Mundelein, Forest Park and Chicago.
im not sure but they are going to Chicago on their burnin up tour
they are sure because it is no where near the edge of the USA.