huron

In-laws have a business in a small town north of Port Huron which is across the lake from Canada.

The United Auto Workers partially funded the Port Huron Statement authored by Students for a Democratic Society, a generally socialist group.

Lake Huron is connected to Lake Michigan, and is at the same general level.

Research what the Iroquois did to the Huron people, what the Apache did to the Pueblos, and what the Aztecs did to everybody.

And Lakes Michigan, Huron and Superior are really pretty in the summer.

I lived on an Island in Lake Huron for about 5 years and went visiting the Lake Superior area many times.

Another place near me the Alpena-Amberly Ridge under Lake Huron has a bunch of stone caribou traps for both south and northern migration hunting patterns.

I've done some diving in Lake Huron just north of Port Huron, MI (just past where the 'thumb' connects to Canada for those unfamiliar with the area) and was pretty amazed with the number of wrecks + the clarity at depth (granted we didn't go much deeper than 90ft if I recall correctly).

Around the mich med main campus/huron river, in the winter, there will be a couple of days here and there that thousands and thousands of crows decide to blanket the campus with poop and caw at you as you try to navigate it with your feet.

From the Wikipedia article: > In April 2014, during a financial crisis, state-appointed emergency manager Darnell Earley changed Flint's water source from the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (sourced from Lake Huron and the Detroit River) to the Flint River.[7] Residents complained about the taste, smell, and appearance of the water.

"Water levels in Lake Huron and Lake Michigan are the lowest they've ever been since records keeping began in 1918, according to the US Army Corps of Engineers."

One of the experiences of colonialists was the Beaver Wars in which the Iroquois invaded and captured the territory of the Huron.

If you can read a map, and you know how water transport works, you'll see that what's getting in the way is, as I mentioned above, Lake Huron.

Lake Michigan (and thus Huron) is up since then.