Michigan Public Libraries by County
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A member state of the United States of America. Located in the Great Lakes
region, it covers an area of 150 780 km2 and has a population of 10
137 900 residents (2004). Michigan comprises two peninsulas in the Great
Lakes, which are shared with Canada, and borders the states of Wisconsin, to the
southwest, and Ohio and Indiana, to the south. The capital is the city of
Lansing. The state is formed by two peninsulas isolated by Lake Michigan. The
northern peninsula is pénéplaine where the Canadian Shield levels. It culminates
at 603 m of altitude (mount Arvon) and has picturesque waterfalls, from which
the Tahquamenon Falls.
The southern peninsula is formed by low hills. Shaped by quaternary glaciers,
today it is spread out from a multitude of small streams and inland lakes. The
climate is humid continental. Summers are short. Forests (pines, maple, beech)
cover nearly half of Michigan territory. The state capital is Lansing, the main
city, Detroit.
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- Countryaah:
Offers a full list of counties and county equivalents in Michigan featuring
the oldest, newest, largest and smallest counties by population and area, as
well as county seals and political map of Michigan.
- AbbreviationFinder: Presents
the abbreviations and acronyms that stand for Michigan. Also includes other
English words or phrases that have the same initials as state name of
Michigan.
 Michigan is a state of the United States and is located in the north of the
country. Michigan is best known for the great vacation spots on the Great Lakes
and for the strong automotive industry.
A long coast and tranquil islands
Located on the Great Lakes, Michigan has the longest freshwater coast in the
United States. Canada lies in the north of the country and is only partially
separated from Michigan by the lakes. The great lakes include Lake Michigan,
Lake Huron, Lake Upper, and Lake Erie.
The big cities in Michigan are Detroit and Grand Rapids. There are a lot of
islands in the lakes, some of which are very famous. Mackinac Island is one of
those islands. The island is part of a national park, the Mackinac National
Park. This national park is the second national park in the United States and
was established in 1875. The island is famous for nature and beautiful Victorian
buildings. Cars are also prohibited on this island.
French Explorers and Cars - A story of ups and downs
The French explorer Étienne Brûlé was probably the first European to
penetrate this region. In the Anglo-American War of 1812, British troops
occupied the area. At the end of the war, the Americans conquered the area and
at the same time drove the Indians out of Michigan. After the Indian
resettlement, Michigan experienced an economic boom in the 1830s.
In the 20th century, a large automotive industry emerged, especially in
Detroit. Throughout the 20th and 21st centuries there were repeated crises in
the industry and big cities like Detroit were badly affected.
The rural areas are less dependent on industry and more on tourism and
agriculture.
Boats, climbing, horse riding and hiking - a wide range of adventures is
available
The landscape in Michigan offers all the possibilities one can imagine. In
addition to the beaches on the lakes, the water not only offers opportunities
for relaxation. Michigan is the state with the most recreational craft. Paddling
and sailing are also popular activities for which the large expanses of water
are ideal.
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- Alcona County, MI
- Alger County, MI
- Allegan County, MI
- Alpena County, MI
- Antrim County, MI
- Arenac County, MI
- Baraga County, MI
- Barry County, MI
- Bay County, MI
- Benzie County, MI
- Berrien County, MI
- Branch County, MI
- Calhoun County, MI
- Cass County, MI
- Charlevoix County, MI
- Cheboygan County, MI
- Chippewa County, MI
- Clare County, MI
- Clinton County, MI
- Crawford County, MI
- Delta County, MI
- Dickinson County, MI
- Eaton County, MI
- Emmet County, MI
- Genesee County, MI
- Gladwin County, MI
- Gogebic County, MI
- Grand Traverse County, MI
- Gratiot County, MI
- Hillsdale County, MI
- Houghton County, MI
- Huron County, MI
- Ingham County, MI
- Ionia County, MI
- Iosco County, MI
- Iron County, MI
- Isabella County, MI
- Jackson County, MI
- Kalamazoo County, MI
- Kalkaska County, MI
- Kent County, MI
- Keweenaw County, MI
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- Lake County, MI
- Lapeer County, MI
- Leelanau County, MI
- Lenawee County, MI
- Livingston County, MI
- Luce County, MI
- Mackinac County, MI
- Macomb County, MI
- Manistee County, MI
- Marquette County, MI
- Mason County, MI
- Mecosta County, MI
- Menominee County, MI
- Midland County, MI
- Missaukee County, MI
- Monroe County, MI
- Montcalm County, MI
- Montmorency County, MI
- Muskegon County, MI
- Newaygo County, MI
- Oakland County, MI
- Oceana County, MI
- Ogemaw County, MI
- Ontonagon County, MI
- Osceola County, MI
- Oscoda County, MI
- Otsego County, MI
- Ottawa County, MI
- Presque Isle County, MI
- Roscommon County, MI
- Saginaw County, MI
- Sanilac County, MI
- Schoolcraft County, MI
- Shiawassee County, MI
- ST. Clair County, MI
- ST. Joseph County, MI
- Tuscola County, MI
- Van Buren County, MI
- Washtenaw County, MI
- Wayne County, MI
- Wexford County, MI
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