The first European to see it was Etienne Brule in 1622.  This lake receives about 200 rivers, including the Nipigon from the north and the St. Louis from the west, but no large ones from the south.  
The first European to see it was Etienne Brule in 1622.  This lake receives about 200 rivers, including the Nipigon from the north and the St. Louis from the west, but no large ones from the south.  Principal islands include St. Ignace, the Apostle Islands, and Isle Royale; and prominent harbors on it include Thunder Bay and Duluth, Minnesota.  FTP, name this largest of the Great Lakes.
The first European to see it was Etienne Brule in 1622.  This lake receives about 200 rivers, including the Nipigon from the north and the St. Louis from the west, but no large ones from the south.  
Lake Superior