Lake Michigan (NASA).
Lake Ontario and Simcoe, North America (NASA from space).
In the northern Mid-Atlantic (right) and Upper Midwest (left) regions of
the U.S. Image from the Aqua satellite on April 10, 2003, shows ice still
clinging to shorelines in (west to east) lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie,
and Ontario. South of Lake Ontario in New York, slivers of dark blue water are
the glacier-carved Finger Lakes (NASA).
In the northern Mid-Atlantic (right) and Upper Midwest (left) regions of
the U.S. Image from the Aqua satellite on April 10, 2003, shows ice still
clinging to shorelines in (west to east) lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie,
and Ontario. South of Lake Ontario in New York, slivers of dark blue water are
the glacier-carved Finger Lakes (NASA).
In the northern Mid-Atlantic (right) and Upper Midwest (left) regions of
the U.S. Image from the Aqua satellite on April 10, 2003, shows ice still
clinging to shorelines in (west to east) lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie,
and Ontario. South of Lake Ontario in New York, slivers of dark blue water are
the glacier-carved Finger Lakes (NASA).
In the northern Mid-Atlantic (right) and Upper Midwest (left) regions of
the U.S. Image from the Aqua satellite on April 10, 2003, shows ice still
clinging to shorelines in (west to east) lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie,
and Ontario. South of Lake Ontario in New York, slivers of dark blue water are
the glacier-carved Finger Lakes (NASA).
In the northern Mid-Atlantic (right) and Upper Midwest (left) regions of
the U.S. Image from the Aqua satellite on April 10, 2003, shows ice still
clinging to shorelines in (west to east) lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie,
and Ontario. South of Lake Ontario in New York, slivers of dark blue water are
the glacier-carved Finger Lakes (NASA).
Image of
the North
America Great Lakes
