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Cleanups planned for Coastweeks
The News-Messenger (9/2)
Ohio's 2008 Coastweeks observance will again focus on the preservation and protection of Lake Erie and its watershed through a variety of cleanup events along the shoreline and throughout its watershed.

Maritime Academy may hike maritime tuition up to 57%
Traverse City Record-Eagle (8/27)
Some of next year's students at the Great Lakes Maritime Academy could face tuition rate hikes of 50 percent or more.

Students build wind turbines
WTVG-TV Toledo (8/27)
Science students at Clay high school will soon have a way to measure the wind and how much power it can produce. This grant-funded project will provide data on how well turbines produce power in the changeable wind environment near the lake.

TEACH Calendar of Events
What's going on in your neighborhood this month? Meet other people and learn together at recreational and educational events! Our new dynamic calendar is updated daily with current educational events.
TEACH Questions & Answers

Which Great Lake is the only one completely within the U.S.? What states and provinces are touched by one or more of the Great Lakes?
from Carrera in Wisconsin

Lake Michigan is the only Great Lake contained completely within the United States; all other Great Lakes share a border with Canada. Eight U.S. states border the Great Lakes: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin; and two Canadian provinces border the Great Lakes: Ontario and Quebec (Quebec borders the St. Lawrence River, which is a vital part of the Great Lakes system).

Because so many students have asked a similar question, we've created a Great Lakes: On the map page to help answer your questions!

Thank you for your question!


Answered on December 1, 2000

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