Great Lakes

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Lake Michigan

# Superior # Huron # Erie # Ontario

Lake Erie and Lake Huron form most of the eastern border of the Michigan's lower peninsula.

Several native American tribes controlled the areas north of the Great Lakes.

Later, French explorers and settlers controlled the area.

After one of the many wars between France and England, England took control of the area north of the Great Lakes.

Finally, Canadian independence gave Canada control over the region.

HOMES

Huron

Ontario

Michigan

Erie

Superior

One, Lake Michigan.
Lake Michigan is the only "great "lake Illinois borders 1

Lake Superior - It is the largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area and is the world's third-largest freshwater lake by volume.

The Northeast and the Great Lakes regions are major dairy farming regions because the cool temperatures help keep the milk fresh. The same cool temperatures limit the ability to grow other agricultural products. For instance, the summer temperatures are not sufficiently warm to allow corn to fully ripen. The soil is also not as fertile as other areas, which also limits the ability to produce other products. Cows graze on natural pasture grasses during the summer and eat silage, or fermented plant material stored in silos, over the winter. These dairy farming areas are also in close proximity to their urban markets. This is very advantageous since milk is perishable.

Lake Michigan. I know this because Chicago rests on the shoreline of lake Michigan.

Chicago, Illinois is located on the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan.

1979 was the last year that Lake Michigan froze over. Usually, ice only covers about 50% of the lake during the peak time in February.

Actually, the lake did not completely freeze over in 1979 but it came pretty close. Also pretty close in 1977 and 1994

http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/pubs/brochures/ice/icecover.html

The shallowest great lake is Lake Erie which is 62 ft deep at average.

It's lake Michigan, because it goes through Chicago to Michigan. :)

The only reason really is because in Scotland we speak 'Doric' which is not a different language, but more of an accent. In Scotland, the word for lake is loch, so this is why most of the lakes in Scotland are called lochs. I think 'Lake Ness' and 'Lake Lomond' sound funny as well!

Fun Fact: Puddock means 'frog' in Doric!

There are several major rivers that connect to the Mississippi. These rivers include: Missouri, Illinois, Red, Tennessee, Ohio, and Arkansas. Several other small streams directly connect to the Mississippi.

The St. Lawrence Seaway is made up of the St.Lawrence River is located north of the eastern part of United States. The climate of the river can be said to be colder than many parts of the North American continent. The river itself is in Canada & is a main route for cites like Montreal to access the Atlantic Ocean.

There have been some reports of bull sharks making it as far as lake Michigan but these are believed to be hoaxes. Some sharks like the bull can endure fresh water but not for the long periods needed to make it to lake Erie and Michigan. As a diver with over 600 hours in all the great lakes I have yet to see or hear of any evidence to corroborate any of these stories.

They started off by a midcontinet rift which created the a basin for the Lake Superior. The Saint Lawrence rift which created the basin for Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Non of these basins were even close to being filled up with water until around 10,000 years ago. The Laurentide sheet then retreated and left a lot of melt water which then filled the basins which became the Great Lakes. This took a little more than a billion years from start to what it is today.

superior michigan huron ontario erie kylake

lake Erie, Michigan, Huron, Ontario and Superior also called the Great Lakes

================================================================================Lake Michigan is entirely within the USA. Canada shares the other four Great Lakes with the USA.

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Lake Huron and Lake Michigan are, hydrologically, one body of water, which should be called "Lake Hurigan." Therefore, there are really only four Great Lakes: Superior, "Hurigan," Erie and Ontario, all of which are shared by Canada and the US.

duluth

Yes, but better: "Are Lake Huron, Lake Michjgan, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario and Lake Superior the names of the The Great Lakes?" I was looking for a definition of 'laked', which I had guessed and found valid in a game Jamble (like Scrabble) on IYT. The misspelling in this entry distracted me from the real definitions.

The wetland are a big problem it needs to be fixed

thats true