by Guest » March 31, 2011, 11:43 am
Yes. The elevation of Lakes Michigan and Huron, above sea level are exactly the same. Therefore, they are considered as one body of water, for that purpose. They obviously fluctuate with wind and sea direction but they are equal in elevation.
Yes. The elevation of Lakes Michigan and Huron, above sea level are exactly the same. Therefore, they are considered as one body of water, for that purpose. They obviously fluctuate with wind and sea direction but they are equal in elevation.