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The Great Lakes' main outlet to the sea is the?

St. Lawrence River


What are the Great Lakes known as?

The Great Lakes are sometimes called the Freshwater Sea or the Inland Sea, but most of the time they are just called the Great Lakes.


Are the Great Lakes located at sea level?

No, the Great Lakes are not located at sea level. They are freshwater lakes located in North America and are at varying elevations above sea level.


How did sea lampreys get into the great lakes?

they got into the great lakes from the welland canal


Why are the great lakes salty?

These lakes have no outlets to carry the salts away to the sea.


What is a sentence for the word watershed that has the term and the word great lakes?

The great lakes have a watershed seperating the lakes from the sea


What do sea lampreys do to the Great Lakes?

They feed off of other fish in the Great Lakes And anywhere else the sea lamprey is located.


Was Michigan a sea?

It is one of the great lakes


Are the Great Lakes considered a sea due to their size and significance in the region?

No, the Great Lakes are not considered a sea. They are a group of freshwater lakes located in North America and are not connected to any ocean.


A place where water leaves lake to enter another body of water?

The place where water leaves a lake to enter another body of water is called an outlet. The only lakes that do not have an outlet for this source are the great salt lake and the dead sea.


Why are oceans salty but the great lakes are not salty?

The Great Lakes have an outlet: The Saint Lawrence. The reason why most lakes are not salty is because they have an outlet so the minerals do not accumulate. On top of that, they are well above sea level, so there is no chance of saltwater intrusion.


Why does the Great Salt Lake have salt when none of the other lakes do?

The Great Salt Lake, unlike other lakes, has no outlet. Any water flowing into the lake only leaves by evaporation. Over time, the minute traces of salt in the incoming water get concentrated. The Dead Sea is another example of this.