Douglas Lake, Lake Tippecanoe, Lake Webster, Lake Wawasee, Lake Max, Hudson Lake, Lake James, Bass Lake, Lake Winona, and Snow Lake.
Patoka lake
Yes, but they're not exclusively Michigan - they also belong to Ontario, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, New York ....
up the butt
Indiana has over 1,000 lakes, with the largest being Lake Monroe and Lake Michigan forming part of its northern border. Many of these lakes are man-made, created for purposes such as flood control, recreation, and water supply. Additionally, numerous smaller ponds and reservoirs contribute to the state's diverse aquatic ecosystems.
Indiana is in the U.S. Midwest, the Great Lakes Region.
Five of the worlds largest lakes are located in North America. These lakes are Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, Great Bear Lake, and Great Slave Lake.
The Great Lakes
Marion County has the largest population in Indiana.
Indiana.
No, only lakes.
Indian ocean
The Great Lakes