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The last ice age that affected Michigan was the Wisconsin Glaciation, which peaked around 20,000 years ago. This glaciation led to the formation of many of Michigan's lakes and landforms as the glaciers advanced and retreated. The glaciers began to retreat approximately 14,000 years ago, significantly shaping the state's geography.

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