1760?
one that nature made itself e.g. lake Victoria (Africa), lake Michigan (America)
No. Portage Lake in Pinckney Michigan was not man made. :)
No, it is a glacial lake. Lake Erie formed from thousands of years while glaciers advanced and retreated across the land. This made 5 basins which filled with water over thousands of years, forming The Great Lakes.
no no reports have been made and they would not survive because most dolphins can only live in salt water
Payette lake is a natural lake and not a man made lake.
2 year ago
Man made
Yes. Michigan is made of an upper and lower peninsula. The lower peninsula is known to resemble a mitten and attaches to Ohio. The upper peninsula is attached to Wisconsin. At the top of the lower peninsula, the Mackinac Bridge connects the two peninsulas of Michigan.
Michigan has approximately 3,200 miles of shoreline with beaches. Michigan's shoreline is made from the Great Lakes which is a freshwater lake.
Yes, it is a man made lake
Lake Texoma in a man-made lake. In fact, the only natural lake in Texas is Lake Caddo.