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The 5 members of the Michigan Fab 5 are Chris Webber, Jimmy King, Jalen Rose, Juwan Howard and Ray Jackson.

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Lake Erie on the far west edge, and Lake Ontario.

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Lake Champlain in Vermont

However Lake Champlain is not entirely within New England as part of it is in New York.

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The Great Lakes all share a border with the US.

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Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior are fresh water.

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St Lawrence seaway

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According to H. Mayer & R. Wade, in their book -- Chicago, Growth of a Metropolis, page 177 -- the City of Lake View's annexation to Chicago was in 1889.

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Glaciers

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Superior

Michigan

Huron

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Ontario

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Lakes are inland bodies of water that occupy depressions in the surface of the land. These depressions are called basins.

Lakes result from the flow of water into low areas. Lake water comes largely from rainfall and melting snow. The water enters a lake basin through brooks, streams, rivers, underground springs, and ground water.

The lake basins themselves are formed in several ways. Many lakes are the result of faulting or warping in the earth's crust. Lake Superior is an example of such a lake.

Sometimes lakes are created by volcanoes. A lava flow may block the outlet of a valley and form a lake basin. Sometimes the crater of an extinct volcano fills with water. Crater Lake (in South Oregon) is an example of this.

Many lakes occupy basins formed by glacial erosion. All the Great Lakes (except Superior) are examples of lakes that were formed by glaciers.

Along coastal areas, waves and shore currents sometimes close inlets and temporarily create lakes out of bays and estuaries.

In places where limestone underlies the land, ground water may dissolve and remove enough limestone to produce great sinkholes that form lake basins. Florida contains many lakes of this type.

Lakes can also be artificially made. When a dam is built across a river valley, it will block the flow of water and form a lake.

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Yes, there was a natural creek there, but it wasn't very useful for commerce so it was turned into a canal and the canals course is different from the creek that was there, so yes, the connection between the Hudson River and the Harlem River is man made.

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the largest is lake Superior, and the smallest is lake errie Wrong. In order starting with largest: 1. Superior 2. Huron 3. Michigan 4. Erie 5. Ontario

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Lansing is the capital city in the U.S. state of Michigan.

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No

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The 5 Great Lakes are the following:

Lake Huron

Lake Ontario

Lake Michigan

Lake Erie

and Lake Superior.



and it helps if you just remember H.O.M.E.S

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The North-Central and Northeast are the two regions while the United States and Canada are the two countries.

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Because they are the largest lakes in the United States, the largest in North America, and some of the largest lakes in the world. They are all clumped together. They were formed over millions of years as glaciers from Canada advanced and receded, carving out deep basins. Over time, these filled with fresh water and formed The Great Lakes.

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Lake Superior is the largest great lake

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The US coast is by Florida.

Bayous are commonly found in Florida and other places.

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== == == == Located between Wisconsin to the west, Illinois and Indiana to the south, and Michigan to the north and east, Lake Michigan is the only Great Lake totally within the borders of the US.
Lake Michigan is the only Great Lake that is entirely within US borders.

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HOMES - Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Eerie, Superior

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H.O.M.E.S

Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior