Lake Michigan

The address of the Ravenswood Lake View Historical Association is: 4455 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, IL 60625-2101

As of 02 JUL 2007 @ 0518 GMT, Lake Jim Chapman's water level was at 438.30 elevation above sea level. You can go to: http://www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/reports/fish.htm and get all present lake elevations. It's difficult to get the level in feet of depth since the lake levels vary so, elevation above sea level is the method used by the corps of engineers. Don Zimmer

Indiana,Illinois shared waters on lake Michigan

No, Lake Michigan is considered a lake.

The address of the Michigan Museum Of Military Transport Foundation Inc is: 9840 Midland Road, Freeland, MI 48623-9725

The two towns on each side of Lake Michigan are Chicago, Illinois, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. On the eastern shore, Chicago is a major city known for its skyline and cultural attractions. On the western shore, Milwaukee is famous for its breweries and vibrant arts scene. Together, they represent significant urban centers along the lake.

Lake Michigan has historically experienced fluctuations in water levels, but it has never reached King Drive in Chicago in a significant or permanent way. King Drive, which is located several miles inland from the shoreline, has remained safe from direct flooding from the lake. However, there have been instances of high water levels leading to localized flooding in nearby areas. Overall, the lake's reach has not extended to King Drive itself.

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Idlewild, Michigan, is home to several lakes, with the most notable being Idlewild Lake. The depth of Idlewild Lake varies, but it typically reaches around 20 feet at its deepest point. Other nearby lakes may have different depths, so it's best to check specific local resources for detailed information on each lake.

Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, and Indiana border Lake Michigan.

Yes, the Coriolis effect does impact bodies of water in Lake Michigan, though its influence is more subtle compared to larger bodies of water like oceans. The effect causes moving water to curve slightly to the right in the Northern Hemisphere, which can affect currents and wind patterns within the lake. While it may not lead to significant large-scale phenomena, it can still play a role in the circulation patterns and mixing of water in the lake.

The time it takes for a plane to fly over Lake Michigan depends on the aircraft's speed and the specific route taken. For example, a commercial jet flying at an average cruising speed of around 500 miles per hour could cross Lake Michigan in approximately 10 to 15 minutes, depending on the distance covered. Smaller aircraft may take longer, while direct flights with higher speeds may reduce the time further.