Lake Superior is the Great Lake that is the farthest north of the others.
There were no Great Lakes during the last Ice Age. The area in which the Great Lakes are presently located was covered by a glacier that was from one to three kilometers thick.
The one farthest to the left.
The most westerly of the Great Lakes is Lake Superior. Next, in order, are Lakes Michigan*, Huron*, Erie and Ontario, the latter being the easternmost. * What are known as Lakes Michigan and Huron are, hydrologically speaking, really just one body of water.
The of the Great Lakes that is farther North i Don't know
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Canada has the second greatest longitude, meaning it has the second greatest distance from one farthest point to the other. Usually, the largest countries are the longest.
It is one of the Great Lakes, but the great lakes are in two continents. But this particular lake is located in the United States
New Hampshire is the farthest north of the original 13 colonies. However, Maine was colonized and is further north than New Hampshire, but at the time was considered a territory of Massachusetts and not one of the original 13 colonies.
Lansing is the capital city of Michigan.
Lake Superior is the largest of the Great Lakes of North America. Lake Victoria is one of the African Great Lakes.
No, it is one of the five major lakes of North America, called the Great Lakes. The finger lakes of New York State are tiny lakes, by comparison, long and slender like the fingers of a hand.
Lake Superior's located north of Wisconsin. It's one of the Great Lakes, which are a group of five large lakes in North America, along or on the Canada-United States border. Along the eastern side of Wisconsin runs Lake Michigan, which is another one of the Great Lakes. Along the western side of Wisconsin runs the Mississippi River.