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What are the differences of the great lake states and the the great plain states?
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Great Lake States are those that surround the Great Lakes (which are technically one massive inland sea). These states are New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.
Great Plain States are those that are in the Great Plains (a massive plain system stretching from Canada to Mexico). These states are Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas.
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What four great lakes touch the great plain states?
lake superior, eerie, Michigan, & lake Huron
What are the Three main differences between the great lake states and the heartland?
The population is less in the Heartland There are more cities by the Great lakes Six of the top ten corn- producing states are in the Heartland
Where is great Lake Michigan located?
Lake Michigan is the only great lake to be located fully in the United States every other great lake is located in both Canada and United States
Which great lakes don't touch Canada?
Lake Ontario doesn't
What is the only great lake that is completely with the US?
Lake Michigain The only Great Lake that is completely in the United States is Lake Michigain.
Which one of the states shares a name with great lake?
Lake Michigan
What was salt lake citys first name?
Salt Lake City used to be called Great Salt Lake City. The "Great" was taken out because the name is just plain too long.
Great Lake completely within the United States?
Lake Michigan.
What is the Great Lake that is completely within the United states?
michigan lake
Which two Great Lakes border the Middle Atlantic states?
lake michagen and lake huron
What do the two great lakes do?
The Great Lakes (Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, Lake Michigan, Lake Erie, Lake Superior) border the United States and Canada.
Witch great lake lies enterialy in the US?
Lake Michigan is the Great Lake that lies entirely within the the United States.
