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Gravity, of course. The fact that the upper Great Lakes are higher than the lower great lakes might explain it. Water falls over Niagra because it is higher where it comes from than where it goes to. Water flows down hill.
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Where were most of the british forts located?
Northeast. Along the Great Lakes and upper state New York.
What causes water pollution in the great lakes?
People
What is the only state which is cut in two by one of the lakes of the Great Lakes?
Michigan is the only state which is cut in two by one of the Great Lakes. Michigan's upper peninsula is separated from the lower part by lake Michigan.
What three great lakes does this peninsula touch?
Yes. Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the upper peninsula of Michigan.
What causes the rain in Canada around the great lakes?
cats with fluffy tails
Which geographic feature connected the iron ore fields of the upper Midwest to major steel centers?
The Great Lakes
What causes pollution in the Great Lakes?
fish die,animals can get sick that drink from it,hurts the enviroment
What are the four largest lakes in the country?
The Great Lakes
Is there a solution to ballast water?
Yes, There is a solution to ballast water they are helping maintain balance. When the ship pick up cargo at ports in the Great Lakes, their crew dumps the ballast water overboard. Any species in the water end up in the lakes. Answer: Discharge of ballast water in the Great Lakes is conrolled by international accord. In most cases ballast is offloaded to shore side treatment facilities for treatment prior to discharge. On ship treatment is also an option.
Are any pelicans found in the great lakes?
Yes. The American White Pelican is found in the Great Lakes region, especially along Green Bays West Shoreline in Wisconsin and the Upper Penninsula of Michigan. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_White_Pelican
What reigon is Minnesota in?
(upper) midwest also great lakes region
What great lake is in the middle of Michigan?
None. Michigan is surrounded by the Great Lakes. Lake Michigan and Lake Huron separate the upper peninsula of Michigan from lower Michigan.
