19. Less Lakes, Same Amount of Water

Despite being conventionally treated as two separate lakes, when combined, they surpass Lake Superior in terms of surface area, which should earn them the title of the largest freshwater lake in the world. This distinction highlights the interconnectedness and complexity of the Great Lakes system.

Lake Michigan-Huron’s vast expanse encompasses a diverse range of ecosystems and plays a crucial role in the regional environment and economy. Understanding this perspective sheds light on the dynamic nature of geographical features and invites a deeper appreciation for the interconnectedness of our natural world.