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You could call the Caspian Sea an inland sea. It's also technically the world's largest lake, which is why Lake Superior is called the world's largest freshwater lake.
Superior, or, in the words of Gordon Lightfoot, "The big lake they call Gitchigumee"
Yes, there are five Great Lakes: Huron, Michigan, Ontario, Superior and Erie. Superior is the largest and deepest; Erie is the shallowest. Ontario is the smallest. =============================================================================== In actual fact, there are only four Great Lakes. Hydrologically, what we call Lakes Michigan and Huron constitute just one body of water that contains two large lobes.
It IS named the Upper Peninsula. We call it the U.P for short. People who live there are called Uppers pronounced...you pers :)
The four Great Lakes are Superior, Michigan-Huron (which is, in fact, just one body of water with two large lobes), Erie and Ontario.
People who think their culture is superior are usually called nationalists or regionalists. These people are usually xenophobic, unable to face anything or anyone that is different.
In Scotland, by tradition, a lake is called a Loch, Loch Ness is a lake, if Scottish people didn't call lakes "Lochs", then it would be Lake Ness
aspiration lake?there is lake valor, lake verity, and lake acuity sorry but you must have spelled it wrong. Some people also call the lake near turn back cave aspiration lake. This has just become the name that people have used for that lake. And, no there is no rare Pokemon there either.
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The first European to sight the lake in 1858 was the British explorer John Hanning Speke and named the lake after the British Queen , Queen Victoria
Dead lake.
Canada does not touch four of the five states.Michigan does. =============================================================================== It is tradition to claim there are five Great Lakes, but in actual fact there are only four. What we call Lakes Michigan and Huron constitute, from a hydrological perspective, just one lake that contains two large lobes. As such, Canada and the US share the four Great Lakes.