Question 168 Deck General

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Which two Great Lakes are considered hydraulically as one?

A Lakes Erie - St. Clair
B Lakes Michigan - Huron
C Lakes Superior - Huron
D Lakes Erie - Ontario
AI Explanation

The correct answer is B) Lakes Michigan - Huron. Lakes Michigan and Huron are considered hydraulically as one body of water due to their connection through the Straits of Mackinac. This means that the water levels and currents in these two lakes are essentially continuous, making them function as a single hydrological system. The other answer options do not represent lakes that are hydraulically connected in the same way.

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