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Lake Michigan's primary water sources include direct precipitation, surface runoff from surrounding land, and inflows from rivers, most notably the Grand River and the Kalamazoo River. Additionally, the lake receives some water from groundwater discharge and is linked to other Great Lakes via the Straits of Mackinac and various waterways. The lake also experiences evaporation, which can affect its water levels.
What else can I help you with?
Is lake Michigan salt water or fresh water?
Lake Michigan is fresh water.
What type of lake is lake Michigan?
Lake Michigan is a fresh water lake.
What water forms does Michigan have?
lake michigan
What bodies of water do Chicago rely on?
Residents of the City of Chicago get their drinking water from Lake Michigan through a municipal water purification system.
What body of water is muskegon Michigan near?
Lake Michigan, Mona Lake, And Muskegon Lake.
Why is Lake Michigan not salty?
Lake Michigan is to large to be considered a lake. It is a fresh water sea.
What are the 4 bodies of water that border Michigan?
Lake Superior Lake Huron Lake Erie Lake Michigan
What water body is closest to Chicago?
Since it sits on the shores of Lake Michigan it is safe to say that Lake Michigan is the closest body of water to Chicago.
What is the name of the body of water that borders Michigan?
Lake Michigan, Lake Eerie, Lake Ontario, Lake Superior and Lake Homes
Does Lake Michigan have salt water?
No. Lake Michigan, like all of the Great Lakes, is fresh water only.
Major bodies of water of Michigan?
lake michigan, lake superior,and detroit river
What body of water is northwest of Illinois?
Illinois is bordered by Lake Michigan to the northeast.
