Which Great Lake lies entirely within the United States?
Lake Michigan
The answer was Lake Michigan. Here's the why, the decoys, and the source trail.
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Lake Michigan is the only Great Lake located wholly within the United States. The other four cross the U.S.-Canada boundary.
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- Lake Michigan - correct answer.
- Lake Superior - a decoy; it may live near the same topic, but it does not answer this exact clue.
- Lake Erie - a decoy; it may live near the same topic, but it does not answer this exact clue.
- Lake Ontario - a decoy; it may live near the same topic, but it does not answer this exact clue.
Lake Michigan is the one to remember. Lake Michigan is the only Great Lake located wholly within the United States. Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana all border Lake Michigan.
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Sources: U.S. EPA - The Great Lakes