It's northern extent is known as Anchor Bay and its southwest is the most urbanized area.
It's northern extent is known as Anchor Bay and its southwest is the most urbanized area. Though its average depth is only 11 feet, a deeper shipping channel is maintained to facilitate travel between the larger lakes to its north and south. Beaches along its shores are frequently listed among the most polluted in the U.S., but nevertheless it is a haven for sport fishing. Inflows include the Syndenham, Clinton, and Thames rivers, but the most volume comes from it's namesake river which connects it to Lake Huron. For ten points, identify this lesser member of the Great Lakes system that connects to Lake Erie via the Detroit River.
It's northern extent is known as Anchor Bay and its southwest is the most urbanized area.
Lake St. Clair