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Keweenaw Peninsula

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Keweenaw Peninsula

Part of the upper peninsula of Michigan, USA, curving 95 km/50 mi into Lake Superior, largest of the Great Lakes of North America. Formerly very rich in copper, it is now primarily a resort area; other industries include timber processing, farming, and commercial fishing.

It is crossed by the Keweenaw Waterway and has boat connections to Isle Royale National Park in summer. It was a camp area for early explorers, trappers, and missionaries, and is now a summer resort region.



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The largest deposits of this rare mineral are found on the Keweenaw Peninsula of Michigan.
Name that element! by Science World
These strong winds blew down some electrical lines over the Keweenaw Peninsula and caused several power outages.
An anomalous non-convective high wind episode over Upper Michigan by Crupi, Kevin M. / National Weather Digest
Relying heavily on primary sources, the book contains chapters on the background of the Industrial Revolution, the settling of Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula in the country's first great mining boom, the development and mechanization of the copper industry, and the deplorable working conditions of the miners.
Big Anne of Calumet: A True Story of the Industrial Revolution by Vasilakis, Nancy / The Horn Book Magazine
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