Great Lakes
This is the largest of the Great Lakes.
What is Lake Michigan
This is the state capitol.
What is Lansing.
The location of the city of Petoskey.
What is the Lower Peninsula.
The length in miles of the Mackinac Bridge.
What is 5 miles.
The Great Lakes and our Sand
What is natural resource
This lake is the coldest.
What is Lake Superior
This was the first capital city.
What is Detroit.
This is where the Detroit Lions play.
What is the Lower Peninsula(Ford Field)
Michigan has this many international seaports.
Five. - Port Huron, Bay City-Saginaw, Muskegon, Sault Ste. Marie and Detroit.
The blueberry bush
What is a natural resource.
This lake contains the second least amount of water.
What is Lake Ontario.
This is the second largest city and is known as The Furniture City.
What is Grand Rapids.
People who live here are called Yoopers.
The Upper Peninsula.
This is the highest range of mountains in Michigan.
The Porcupine Mountains.
Copper
What is natural resource.
This is the fifth largest freshwater lake in the world.
What is Lake Huron.
Motown Records originated in this city.
What is Detroit.
Saginaw is located on this peninsula.
What is the Lower peninsula.
This bridge connects Michigan with Canada at Detroit
The Ambassador Bridge
The Soo Locks
What is man made resource.
Cleveland, Ohio is the most populated city along this lake.
What is Lake Erie.
Kellogg's cereal is made in this city.
What is Battle Creek.
This is where Pictured National Rocks park is located.
What is the Upper Peninsula.
This percentage of trees covers the Upper Peninsula.
What is 90%
The Mackinac Bridge
What is man made resource.