Lake Michigan

22,178 square miles, 307miles, 57,441 square kilometers, and 494 kilometers

yes, there aarae salt mines under all the great lakes

It is a Great Lake, along the western shore of Michigan.

It varies depending on whether you mean early July or late July, and even then it varies year to year. But the variations are pretty small. It's typically in the low 70's throughout July, 72/73. Some years it's warmer, but this year (2007) it's still fairly cool.
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I think two of them you can but it would take forever. I'd have more fun driving from Florida to France going back through Alaska!

Yes, because Lake Michigan has a big effect on Chicago because it takes water longer to change temperature, than air. So weeks into the winter, the warmer lake can change the cold and dry air above the nearby land to a nicer temperature . It takes water longer to change temperature than air. So weeks into the winter, the warmer (and naturally more moist) lake can interact with the cold and dry air above the nearby land. When the wind is out of some easterly direction the result is lake effect snow.

Yes, there are several islands in Lake Michigan. The largest is Beaver Island, near the north end of the lake.

East. Chicago sits on the west shore of Lake Michigan.

You would travel due East to go to Lake Michigan.

No, it is a glacial lake. Lake Erie formed from thousands of years while glaciers advanced and retreated across the land. This made 5 basins which filled with water over thousands of years, forming The Great Lakes.

It is 88.8 miles on I-90 according to Google Maps.

Zero. Chicago is located on the southwest shore of Lake Michigan.

Chicago! Please ask questions more carefully if this is not the answer you are looking for.

some of the reasons for that may be that after a while the timing belt streches and the static timing start getting a little bit off.simply have your static timing(ignition timing) corrected and it should help that anoying problem go away. if done correctly the vehicle will start as soon as you turn that key.

(in the US) Technically, I believe that every state has regulations regarding the spreading of cremains. A quick phone call to a local funeral home in a state which borders one of the Lakes, should answer your qeustion.

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

The weather would undoubtedly become drier with far less snowfall and less rainfall,additionally many animal species dependent on a moister environment would gradually die out and many plant species would be negatively affected,several plants which are rain dependent would suffer greatly and invasive species which are not affected by ground moisture in the same way would have a chance to take over and create a botanists worst nightmare.Winters would become more severe due to a lessened "moderating effect of warmer water temperatures" surrounding the now non-existant lake.Species such as salamanders would suffer massive die-outs due to a loss of vernal bodies of water which they would normally use to re- produce the species.A biological disaster of this proportion would affect wildlife to an extent unimaginable, NOT ONLY LOCALLY BUT REGIONALLY.

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Lake Michigan is called a lake because it is surrounded by land all the way around it. Also it's fresh water, not salt water. Oceans tend to be salt water no matter what country they surround and there are no lakes the size of an ocean.

About 150 miles. Just get on I-96 toward Grand Rapids, and continue on to Lansing.

The address of the Grand Rapids Community Legends Inc is: 220 Lyon NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503-2208

96,810 sq.mi.

Lake Michigan has an area covering 58 billion m²

To keep raft clean from poop, cover the raft with a tarp, that way the geese poop on that.

It contains a volume of 1,180 cubic miles (4,918 km³) of water. That's

of water!