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Lake Michigan
Lake Michigan is one of the five Great Lakes and bordered by Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana and Michigan.
472 Questions
How many lakes are there in Arizona state?
There are over 128 lakes in Arizona. Some of the major ones include Lake Powell, Lake Mead, and Theodore Roosevelt Lake.
Why do they dredge the great lakes?
To eliminate safety hazards keeping them safe for navigation. They periodically insure depth is maintained as per nautical charts.
What connects Lake Michigan to the largest river in the united states.what river is that?
the atlantic
oecan
What is the latitude and longitude of lake ladoga?
Lake Ladoga occupies the range of latitudes from about 59.893° to 61.739° North,
and the range of longitudes from about 30.008° to 32.956° East.
-4 degrees c
it is East
What is Hammond Indiana's curfew?
Indiana's curfew law makes it a violation for children under 18 years of age to be in public places between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. on weeknights and 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. on weekends.
You would have to go north to reach Lake Michigan.
Right and East
How much do garbage men get paid in grand rapids Michigan?
probably not enugh.I live in Marquette MI. and as a garbage "picker" i make 8.00 with a fifty cent raise after 6mon. and i definetly dont make enugh.
What Canadian cities and or trade routes would be affected if great lakes access were denied?
i dont really care. this website only has stupid simple questions actually answered.
Which states border both Lake Michigan and the Ohio River?
Indiana & Illinois do literally border the Ohio river
along the natural low water line on the right bank
& they include parts of lake Michigan within their borders as well
yet it would be technically inaccurate to say they border lake Michigan
even as they border each other within it
At what temperature does a lake freeze over?
A lake won't start to freeze until the water from the surface to the bottom reaches 40F. It can be noted by simple observation that this happens first around the shoreline. Once the whole lake reaches 40F, the surface will continue to get colder. When the surface of the water drops to 32F, it starts freezing.
What is the distance between Grand Rapids Michigan and Keystone South Dakota?
1,118 miles taking this route:
- Take I-196 SOUTH, from Grand Rapids, to I-94 WEST to CHICAGO at END I-196.
- Take I-94 WEST to I-294 TOLLWAY - NORTH to WISCONSIN in Chicagoland, ILLINOIS.
- Take I-294 NORTH, on the Tri-State TOLLWAY, to I-90 TOLLWAY - WEST to ROCKFORD. EXIT.
- Take I-90 WEST, thru Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, to I-190/U.S. 16 to MT. RUSHMORE off EXIT 57 in RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA.
- Follow U.S. 16 WEST to U.S. 16A WEST to KEYSTONE and MOUNT RUSHMORE.
- Follow U.S. 16A WEST to Keystone.
Where is the Michigan City Public Library in Michigan City located?
The address of the Michigan City Public Library is: 100 East 4Th Street, Michigan City, 46360 3393
How many square miles is Michigan?
Michigan, USA - Total area: 97,990 sq mi Land area only: 57,324.15 square miles.
What is a safe water temperature for inland sailboating with kids in Michigan?
Water temperature is only one of many factors that have a bearing on boating safety. It becomes an issue only if someone is no longer in the boat, but in the water. And the principles are the same everywhere. Michigan is no different. If the main concern is hypothermia, this web site will give information: http://www.ussartf.org/cold_water_survival.htm So will many other websites that come up with an Internet search for hypothermia. But it matters little what the water temperature is if children are not wearing personal flotation devices (PFD's). Even if they can swim and the water temperature is 90 degrees, the problems that can result in an unexpected "swim" can easily be followed by drowning. The PFD's must be the correct size for the child and preferably Type I or II. Type III PFD's are "legal" in that they are Coast Guard approved, and they are easier to wear and more fashionable, but they are not designed to turn someone who is face down in the water over. Proper discipline and good judgment must also be in place. Bow riding might be fun, but it is hardly safe. The skipper needs to know the weather and when to come in. Speed needs to be appropriate for the lake and the conditions (both weather and congestion). These are just a few of the factors that affect boating safety. A good captain can make boating in 40 degree water safer than a poor captain in 80 degree water. Remember, too, that the water temperature at the shore is seldom the same as it is in the middle of the lake. Regardless of the temperature, all safe practices should continually be observed.
