MICHIGAN

state, U.S., on both sides of Lake M.; from situation called ‘Peninsular State'; rich soil, dense wooding, copper mines in N.W.; 58,915 sq. m.; principal tn. Detroit; cap. Lansing; 2,093,889; Lake M., 360 m. by 60 m., connected with L. Huron by Mackinaw Str.; also C. Indiana, on Lake M.; 10,776.