Great Lakes

Lake Michigan

The Great lakes Are located IN The eastern hemisphereNortherneast hemisphere it is the north because it's north

Lake Michigan touches Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and of course, Michigan.

Yes! All of the great lakes are interconnected. Between L.Erie and L.Ontario is a river that has Niagara falls, but there is a lock system that goes around the falls that the ships use to navigate. This is true for rivers between the other great lakes.

there are about 2 million small fresh water lakes in canada.

Source:My grade 9 social studies teacher.

Ontario and Erie

During the last ice age, the great weight of the glaciers covering what is now The Great Lakes area actually lowered the land. It has been slowly rising up again since all the glaciers melted.

The melting of the glaciers provided tremendous amounts of water that scoured out pathways to the Pacific. They also filled the Great Lakes and overflowed to make rivers to the Atlantic.

The water flow created a river to The Great Salt Lake but not enough water enters it now to let it overflow to the sea. So the water just evaporates and keeps getting saltier.

The Rush-Bogat Agreement

I think that there is lots of animals living there!I want to learn more about it!I am benafsha niaz.I am working on a project at PringleCreek Public School.My teacher Mrs.Giddings is helping me with Amanda marsellus.Thank you!

There are many animals living in the St. Lawrence Lowlands. They mostly live in the forest. For example, the red spotted lizard lives in the St. Lawrence Lowlands but are almost extinced because their home is being destroyed.

They are separated by a small part of the Canadian Shield.

Toronto is situated on Lake Ontario.

4,197 miles deep.

oil and logs Canada is one of the most leading industry's of oil and forestry

Lake Michigain

The only Great Lake that is completely in the United States is Lake Michigain.

. Zebra Mussels, which are a small striped freshwater mussel from NE Europe, have been steadily invading America's rivers and lakes. They can attach themselves to any surface which includes water pipes; water pipes can easily be clogged up and with a couple hundred Zebra Mussels which can cause a big problem. Zebra Mussels lay anywhere from 30,000 to 1 million eggs each year, that's a lot of Zebra Mussels! Zebra Mussels deposit pollutants as pseudo feces, pollutants of mucous mixed with particulate matter that they filter from the water. Scavenging animals that eat the pseudo feces may pass these pollutants up the food chain.

the border between Canada & the usa runs thru the middle of lake superior

so these countries include their respective portions of the lake

but the lakeshore is not the border

& countries are more than just their dry land

so technically no countries actually border this lake

it is possible for countries to border lakes

but such is not the case in this example

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

The dirtiest lake in the US is Onondaga Lake.

The "Erie Canal", opened on October 26, 1825 but not fully completed until 1832.

HOMES: Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior

Lake Michigan is the only one of the Great Lakes that is entirely within the US boundaries. All the other lakes have split boundaries with Canada. Lake Michigan is between the states of Michigan on the east and Illinois and Wisconsin on the west.

Michigan