List of All Banks in Michigan

Michigan consists of two peninsulas that are divided by Lake Michigan and connected by one of the longest suspension bridges in the world. Michigan, the "State of the Great Lakes", also borders the Upper Lake, Lake Huron and Lake Erie.

Lower Michigan consists of inland lakes, meadows and sandy beaches as well as the "Motor City" Detroit. Both agriculture and industry play a major role here. Upper Michigan is mountainous and has forests, white beaches, trout streams, and winter sports resorts.

The Michigan coastline is more than 5,149 km long. There are more lighthouses here than in all other US states and numerous shipwrecks. Michigan is a very versatile travel destination in which, in addition to idyllic orchards and wine growing areas, there is also the heavy industry of the three major auto giants Ford, General Motors and Chrysler.

• According to acronymmonster, the nickname of Michigan is The Great Lakes State.

Important facts

Land area: 250,465 sq km.

Population: 9,986,857 (2019 estimate)

Population density: 41 per sq. Km.

Capital: Lansing.

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Vacation spots & excursions

Excursions to the Great Lakes Lake Michigan, Lake Superior and Lake Huron are particularly popular. The website http://www.grosseseen.de/ gives information about cruises on the great lakes. In a suburb of Detroit, Dearborn, you can visit Greenfield Village and the Henry Ford Museum. The 5-acre covered museum represents America's industrial development; the 96 ha village consists of over 80 buildings, a train and a river boat. The University of Michigan is located in Ann Arbor. The large lakes, 60,000 km of rivers and 11,000 lakes invite you to boat trips, canoeing, fishing and other water sports. Traverse City in the west of the state is the center of a recreation area with sand dunes, vacation spots, golf and skiing opportunities. Mackinac Island is a well-known, car-free summer vacation area where you can get around on foot, bike or horse-drawn cart. The island's special attractions include the impressive Grand Hotel and Fort Mackinac, a restored 18th-century military post. The Isle Royale National Park is a beautiful, largely natural island in Lake Superior.

Detroit

Industrial Detroit is the "auto city" of the United States. It was founded in 1701 and today has over 1 million residents. The city is an important port due to its location on the St. Lawrence Seaway, which connects it to the Atlantic.

There are numerous museums, art galleries, zoos and amusement parks. Cultural events and the league games of the local clubs are crowd pullers. The Renaissance Center houses many restaurants, a hotel with 1400 rooms and a number of different shops. In Belle Island, an urban island park, you can cycle and canoe, or visit an aquarium and museum that covers the history of the Great Lakes. The Cultural Center includes that Detroit Historical Museum, the Detroit Science Center and the Detroit Institute of Arts, one of the largest art museums in the United States. In the Detroit Zoological Park over 5000 animals live in a relatively natural environment, the area can be visited with a tractor train. Greektown on Monroe Avenue offers Greek restaurants, music and specialty shops. The Fort Wayne Military Museum is a well-preserved civil war fort.