What are the land features of Michigan?

1. Upper Peninsula:

- Rugged coastline with cliffs and beaches.

- Forested interior with rolling hills and lakes.

- Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.

- Isle Royale National Park.

2. Lower Peninsula:

- Flat to gently rolling plains.

- Extensive coastline with sandy beaches, dunes, and marshes.

- Great Lakes: Huron, Michigan, Erie, and St. Clair.

- Mackinac Island.

3. Straits of Mackinac:

- Connects Lake Michigan and Lake Huron.

- Mackinac Bridge: one of the longest suspension bridges in the world.

4. Michigan's Thumb:

- A peninsula that juts into Lake Huron.

- Known for its agriculture and apple orchards.

5. Inland Lakes:

- Over 11,000 inland lakes, including:

- Torch Lake

- Charlevoix

- Elk Lake

- Higgins Lake

6. Man-Made Features:

- Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge.

- Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.

- Tahquamenon Falls State Park.

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