Chicago, a big great city was built on the shore of Lake Michigan because it just was, let's leave it at that.
Michigan means "Big Lake"
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Meicigama is an Algonquian Native American word. It means "big lake" and refers to Lake Michigan.
No, because it is located at lake Michigan and Lake Michigan is to big to be a bay.
One way is to look at a map or Atlas and locate Chicago. Then look at the big blue area to its right and note that it says "Lake Michigan" on the map. This can be confirmed by going to the City of Chicago and walking east as far as you can go and confirming that you eventually reach a very large body of water. However, the latter is not proof that said body of water is Lake Michigan.
watch the weather.
yes
Wisconsin is between Minnesota and Michigan. However, there is a big ole Lake Michigan in between Michigan and Wisconsin.
Lake Brownwood is 150 acre with a water depth of 70 feet.
West Michigan borders Lake Superior, and Lake Superior is so big, it's almost a small sea. Lake Superior has big tides, so tidal power plants in Lake Superior would be a good source of energy.
As big as Rhys John's Forehead