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Who was the explorer who discovered the stlawerence river and the great lakes?
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How were the grate lakes discovered?
its great* lakes
Was jaques marquette an explorer?
yes, he was a french explorer. he founded the great lakes i think....
Who discovered the great lake?
Jim Bridger
When did Jean Nicolet discover Wisconsin?
Jean Nicollet was a French explorer, and he was the first European to go through the Great Lakes and discover what is now called Wisconsin. He discovered Wisconsin in 1954.
Who was the french explorer who expanded the fur trade into the great lakes?
La Salle
What are the release dates for National Geographic Explorer - 1985 Ghost Ships of the Great Lakes - 25.12?
National Geographic Explorer - 1985 Ghost Ships of the Great Lakes - 25.12 was released on: USA: 10 May 2011
What are the release dates for National Geographic Explorer - 1985 Ghost Ships of the Great Lakes 25-12?
National Geographic Explorer - 1985 Ghost Ships of the Great Lakes 25-12 was released on: USA: 10 May 2011
Were the great lakes discovered at the same time?
The great lakes were discovered around the same time but not all at the same time. They cover a vast area of many hundreds of miles. As explorers traveled west in search of new land they came upon the lakes and made note of them.
Which explorer eplored St Lawrence River and the Great Lakes?
Rene-Robert de LA Salle.
Who discovered Hudson Bay in 1610?
Henry Hudson. He thought that it was the northern passage to the Pacific Ocean that he had been ordered to explore. Local Indian tribes had told them that there was an ocean on the other side of the Bay, but it turned out that they had mistaken the Great Lakes for the ocean.
What are the four largest lakes in the country?
The Great Lakes
Who was the first European to sail the grate lakes?
Jean Nicollet was the first European who travel through the Great Lakes area. he was a French explorer who visited the Lake Michigan that possibly reached the Mississippi River.
