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Michigan borders a lot of them

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They span across three or more states

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They have an interesting ecosystem

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They have water

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They are near Canada

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The lakes are very deep

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They house many species of aquatic life.

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They have historical significance

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There is loyts wild life

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Formed by glaciers

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They can be seen from space

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People live near the lakes!

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There are five of them.

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Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior

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Lake Superior has never completely frozen over.

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If Anna fell in she could drown as many people have before.

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Dangerous

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They are geographically relevant to us

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They’re big

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Lake Michigan does not have bull shark it

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They don’t have piranhas

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Formed by glaciers

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They have water

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Formed by glaciers

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They have been used as transportation in the past

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There is more than a thousand gallons of water

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They are in the US and Canada

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They are very cool and big and great-Charles G

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Some might call them Gigantic

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The spell out HOMES

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Big lake
Northern USA

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They are very great

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There are 5