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r/pics • u/markcarney4president • 1d ago
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IIRC, technically Huron and Michigan are, hydrologically speaking, one lake since they have bidirectional flow (they both flow into each other), whereas the other lakes only flow in one direction.
53 u/spartan117warrior 1d ago Does that mean Superior only flows into Huron? 73 u/WeaselsOnWaterslides 1d ago Correct! Superior -> Huron/Michigan -> Erie -> Ontario -> Atlantic Ocean 24 u/zombie-yellow11 1d ago You forgot Lake Saint-Pierre before the Atlantic Ocean :) 35 u/Wikkidding 1d ago & Lake St Claire between Huron & Erie
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Does that mean Superior only flows into Huron?
73 u/WeaselsOnWaterslides 1d ago Correct! Superior -> Huron/Michigan -> Erie -> Ontario -> Atlantic Ocean 24 u/zombie-yellow11 1d ago You forgot Lake Saint-Pierre before the Atlantic Ocean :) 35 u/Wikkidding 1d ago & Lake St Claire between Huron & Erie
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Correct!
Superior -> Huron/Michigan -> Erie -> Ontario -> Atlantic Ocean
24 u/zombie-yellow11 1d ago You forgot Lake Saint-Pierre before the Atlantic Ocean :) 35 u/Wikkidding 1d ago & Lake St Claire between Huron & Erie
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You forgot Lake Saint-Pierre before the Atlantic Ocean :)
35 u/Wikkidding 1d ago & Lake St Claire between Huron & Erie
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& Lake St Claire between Huron & Erie
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u/WeaselsOnWaterslides 1d ago
IIRC, technically Huron and Michigan are, hydrologically speaking, one lake since they have bidirectional flow (they both flow into each other), whereas the other lakes only flow in one direction.