Salt has been mined on the shores of this body of water since the 19th century, centred on the town of Goderich.
This specific body of water was subjected to a highly unusual extratropical cyclone on September 14, 1996. Salt has been mined on the shores of this body of water since the 19th century, centred on the town of Goderich. Of the over 1000 shipwrecks in this body of water, two are claimed to be the wreckage of Le Griffon, the first ship to travel it. The invasive zebra mussels affect water intake for nuclear generation on this body of water, which is the site of the world's currently largest nuclear generator by capacity, the (*) Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, near the Bruce peninsula. The St. Mary's and St. Clair rivers connect this body of water to two others, and it is connected to another body of water by the Straits of Mackinac. It contains Georgian Bay, and has over 30,000 islands including the world's largest freshwater island, Manitoulin Island. For ten points, name this Great Lake between Michigan and Erie.
This specific body of water was subjected to a highly unusual extratropical cyclone on September 14, 1996.
Lake Huron [accept Lake Michigan-Huron before "Mackinac"]