Islands of the Great Lakes
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The Great Lakes islands consist of 35,000 islands created by uneven glacial activity in the Great Lakes basin. At 1,068 square miles (2,766 km²), the largest lake island in the world is Manitoulin Island in Lake Huron in Canada's province of Ontario.
[edit] List of notable Great Lakes islands and archipelagos
- Amherst Island
- Apostle Islands
- Ballast Island
- Bass Islands
- Beaver Island
- Belle Isle
- Bois Blanc Island
- Drummond Island
- Fox Islands
- Green Bay Islands
- Grosse Ile
- Harsens Island
- Howe Island
- Isle Royale
- Johnson's Island
- Kelleys Island
- Mackinac Island
- Manitou Islands
- Manitoulin Island
- Michipicoten Island
- Neebish Island
- Pelee Island
- Rattlesnake Island
- South Bass Island
- St. Ignace Island
- St. Joseph Island
- Slate Islands
- Sleeping Giant Island
- Sugar Island
- Thirty Thousand Islands
- Toronto Islands
- Walpole Island
- Washington Island
- Wolfe Island
See also Islands of Michigan, Category:Islands of Ontario
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