Completed Maps, Figures, and Graphics
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Holocene Forest Vegetation![]() |
Cowden Lake Pollen Diagram![]() |
Kitchner Lake Pollen Diagram![]() |
Wintergreen Lake Pollen Diagram![]() |
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Ch. 8 Pleistocene fauna Al Holman
Mastodon and Mammoth Sites![]() |
Giant Beavers![]() |
Mastodon and Mammoth![]() |
Musk Oxen![]() |
Peccaries![]() |
Stag Moose![]() |
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Ch. 9 Michigan seismicity Kaz Fujita / Norman Sleep
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Ch. 14 The Great Lakes Ted Batterson
Great Lakes System Profile ![]() |
Lake Hydrology: Short-term Fluctuations ![]() |
Great Lakes Hydrologic System![]() |
Chicago Rivers and Canals ![]() |
Seasonal Fluctuations ![]() |
Long Term Fluctuations ![]() |
Invasive Species in the Great Lakes ![]() |
Timeline of Entry Mechanisms for
Aquatic Species![]() |
Counties of the Great Lakes Basin![]() |
Great Lakes Ownership ![]() |
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Ch. 15 Surface water resources Lois Wolfson
Augusta Creek ![]() |
Sphagnum peat-dominated bog![]() |
Upper Tahquamenon Falls ![]() |
AuSable River ![]() |
Lime Lake ![]() |
Yellow water lily & water shield plants![]() |
Red Cedar River![]() |
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Ch. 18 Dunes and eolian landforms Alan Arbogast
Perched Dune Model![]() |
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Typical Foredune Fig. 2 ![]() |
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Grand Sable Dunes Fig. 5b ![]() |
Typical low-perched Dunes Fig. 7 ![]() |
Blowout looking west Fig. 8b ![]() |
Buried soil in coastal dune Fig. 9a ![]() |
Weakly develop soil in coastal dune Fig. 9b![]() |
Well developed soil in coastal dune Fig. 9c![]() |
Van Buren exposure Fig. 10 ![]() |
Foundry Sand Mold Fig. 11 ![]() |
Dune development Fig. 12 ![]() |
U.P. interior dune Fig. 13 ![]() |
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Ch. 19 Meteorology, storms and hazards Jeff Andresen / Julie Winkler
Michigan 30-Year Climate Normals ![]() |
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Major Cyclogenic Areas![]() |
Climatology of Airflow Trajectories![]() |
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Ch. 20 Soils Randy Schaetzl
General Soils Map of Michigan![]() |
Dominant Drainage Class of Soils in Michigan![]() |
Dominant Surface Texture of Soils in Michigan![]() |
Kalkaska sand state soil ![]() |
Typic udipsamment Fig 3 ![]() |
Chippewa clay plains Fig 4 ![]() |
Histosols Fig 5 ![]() |
Dark surface Mollisols Fig 6 ![]() |
Alfisol in ditch Fig 7 ![]() |
Celery on muck Fig 12 ![]() |
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Ch. 21 Plant geography Jay Harman
Location of Floristic Tension Zone![]() |
Species Range Limits![]() |
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Middleville prairie![]() |
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Ch. 24 Between the Glaciers and Europeans: The People of Michigan from 12 000 to 400 Years Ago Bill Lovis
Michigan Prehistory![]() |
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Ch. 26 Native Americans in Michigan George Cornell
Michigan Casinos![]() |
Indian Land Cessions![]() |
Indian Tribes ![]() |
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Ch. 27 The US Public Land Survey in Michigan Morris Thomas
Township and Range System![]() |
Township and Range Map 1 ![]() |
Township and Range Map 2 ![]() |
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Original Military Districts![]() |
Townships Re-surveyed 1845-1856![]() |
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Ch. 29 Land use and land cover patterns Bill Welsh / Daniel Brown / Joe Messina
LULC Northwest Lower Peninsula![]() |
LULC Detroit![]() |
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Ch. 30 The auto industry and the manufacturing sector A.J. Jacobs
Manufacturing![]() |
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Ch. 32 Race issues and Detroit Joe Darden
Municipalities in Metro Detroit![]() |
Detroit Percent Black 1970![]() |
Detroit Percent Black 1980![]() |
Detroit Percent Black 1990![]() |
Detroit Percent Black 2000![]() |
Detroit Percent Asian 2000![]() |
Detroit Percent Hispanic 2000![]() |
Detroit Percent Mixed 2000![]() |
Detroit Percent Native American 2000![]() |
Detroit Percent White 2000![]() |
Detroit Concentrated Affluence 1999![]() |
Detroit Concentrated Poverty 1999![]() |
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Trends in Detroit Segregation![]() |
Residential Segregation in Detroit![]() |
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Ch. 36 Agriculture: field crops Don Christenson / Darryl Warncke
Hectares of Corn![]() |
Hectares of Dry Edible Bean![]() |
Hectares of Potato![]() |
Hectares of Soybean![]() |
Hectares of Sugarbeet![]() |
Hectares of Wheat![]() |
Trends in Crop Production![]() |
Beets![]() |
Unloading beet truck![]() |
Oats![]() |
Heavy soil on lake plain![]() |
Hay in rows![]() |
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Ch. 37 Agriculture: speciality crops Darryl Warncke / Don Christenson
Major Michigan Sod Farms![]() |
Agricultural Statistics Districts![]() |
Top Vegetable Producers![]() |
Vegetable Production![]() |
Vegetable Fresh Market Production![]() |
Celery![]() |
Onions![]() |
Radish![]() |
Sod![]() |
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Ch. 39Agriculture: grapes and wine Tom Zabadal
Vineyards![]() |
Wineries![]() |
Effects of Topography on Minimum Air Temperatures![]() |
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Appendix Communal maps (color plates, most will span two pages)
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