Which Great Lake Has The Highest Population Living On It? 

This is the kind of useless trivia I live for!

Can't be coincidence. Gotta be part of some master plan! 😉

Technically speaking, lake michigan and lake Huron are the same lake. Wikipedia has an interesting article on it.

@@tonyp.1463 Even though I'm not big on an encyclopedia anyone can edit, I'll see what is on there.

@@tonyp.1463 Well I'll be -- lots of other sources concur. A site called information please said that separate lakes must be connected by streams or rivers and Michigan and Huron are connected by a strait that is not a separate waterway. And M and H have the same altitude. These two facts make Michigan and Huron separate lobes of a single lake.... Sites form the universities of Michigan and Wisconsin agree. One site says: "Lake Huron-Michigan, at 45,300 mi2 / 117,400 km2 is technically the world's largest freshwater lake. This is because what have traditionally been called Lake Huron and Lake Michigan are really giant lobes of a single lake connected by the five mile wide Strait of Mackinac."

He did not show his tail! Could be deep fake :)

I'm surprised he revealed his real face for the first time.

He’s a Badger.

@@CrystalClearWith8BE Takes courage to show your face on social media and open yourself up to comments from the peanut gallery, even if you are a good looking young man/beaver/badger/etc....

@@stump1897 Stay back Badgers are hot tempered! 🦦🐻🐗

Im pretty sure he already revealed his face

Agree. It was nice to see you.

Thank you so much!!

It includes Niagara Region, Hamilton, and the Greater Toronto Area (Toronto, Halton Region, Peel Region (planned to be dissolved in 2025), York Region, and Durham Region).

It has nearly 1/4 of Canada's population.

@@CrystalClearWith8BE Peel Region isn’t dissolving anymore, Mississauga isn’t gonna get it’s way this time

Because of the winter (while Florida is warm all year), and the water is cold unless it is late in the year. However it is _far_ better swimming in the Great Lakes than the ocean.

I grew up in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and it was that way from the late-40s to the mid-80s. Strip motels were everywhere near the lakes.

The region around Traverse City is a great summer getaway. It has thousands of part-year residents from all over. It's filled with beautiful fruit orchards, and the lakefront.

@@billnotice9957 lots of people go to Toronto and Niagara falls but the American parts of the lakes gets like no one anymore

They are, in the summer. It's too cold the remaining eight months of the year.

Thanks, will do!

I can’t tell if this is a compliment or an insult 💀

@@anhvu-yp9vs It’s a beaver joke lmao

@@MG-_-1471 oh ok 💀

his two front teeth are kinda long tho

I agree. While not full touching Lake Erie. It feels weird to leave it out.

But it doesn't touch Lake Erie 😂😂😂

I actually kind of agree with this. If Sault Ste Marie is counted for both Superior and Huron (and could be argued that it's on neither), then Detroit should count on Erie.

@@girldaddividendinvestor The Metro Area does. Counting cities based on their municipal boundaries is an extremely obsolete concept that should not have carried on past World War II. Ever since the post-war era Americans have identified themselves with their metropolitan area, not the municipality they live in. If you live in Gibraltar, Michigan you are going to tell people you are from Detroit. I'm using Gibraltar, Michigan as an example because it is both on Lake Erie and within metro Detroit. I live in Deer Valley, Arizona. But, I tell people I'm from Phoenix because very few people outside Arizona have heard of Deer Valley.

@@1867Phoenix yeah, out until ann arbor, its detroit up here, however detroit wouldn't be lake erie, lake erie Michigan coastline is just a nuclear plant, port, 2 lighthouses, and tons of marshes and seabirds, its way too rural to be detroit metro even, we dont even have a dominos

Bruh who do you root for

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@@BeaverGeography I would watch either way! I'm a content over looks person. I like what you do. As a furry I have always vibed with the beaver. The biggest thing is you are push the boundaries of your videos and trying new things. That is the big thing for me as it means you are engaged with what you enjoy along with being engaged with the process of sharing it. Keep up the excellent work.

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Go brewers!

Awesome, thank you!

@@miketoronto8308 I only know about Thunder Bay because I'm Canadian lol!

Chicago metro technically!!

It likely goes by tonnage and the port of Duluth ships out quite a bit ore

Detroit is in Wayne County, but Wayne County doesn't touch Lake Erie...only Monroe County does. Yes, it's a stretch that even Jeopardy got wrong!

Detroit is mostly on the Detroit River. The county it resides in, Wayne County, doesn't touch Lake Erie at all.

It's not on any of the Great Lakes. Close counts only in horseshoes.

Its technically on "Lake St. Claire" which is the shallow but wide pond between Lake Huron and Lake Erie. (It has to be dredged to maintain the shipping channel, you can see this channel on google earth)

@@jasonreed7522 It's mostly on the Detroit River, which connects Lake Erie to Lake St. Clair.

The city isn't technically on lake erie

@@BeaverGeography Not only is Detroit NOT on Lake Erie, the county it resides in, Wayne County...doesn't touch Lake Erie. Only Monroe County touches Lake Erie in Michigan and isn't a part of Metro Detroit because the population base and urban sprawl ends at the Huron River. That is the border of Wayne & Monroe counties. Almost all of Wayne County and Detroit borders the Detroit River. The most northeaster corner touches Lake St.Clair. The Detroit city southern limits end almost 20 miles north of where Lake Erie starts.