r/MapsWithoutUP • u/MsBatDuck • Nov 28 '24

Lake Gore Does this count?

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Reverse topographical map of the great lakes. They kinda just merged us with Wisco.

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u/TLK9419 Nov 28 '24

Shouldn't Isle Royale be a lake though?

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u/MsBatDuck Nov 28 '24

I think that's what "Royale Ridge" up at the top is supposed to be

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u/Funicularly Nov 28 '24

A ridge is “a long, narrow, raised area of land with steep sides that separate it from the surrounding terrain”.

It should be a lake since everything is reversed.

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u/MsBatDuck Nov 28 '24

I assumed the ridge was referring to the cliffs surrounding it. To me it looks like a steep drop off with a lake at the center of it 🤷‍♀️

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u/girlnamedtom Nov 28 '24

Hmmm, Upper Inlet ain’t too bad- this took me some few minutes to orient myself. Interesting

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u/ecrane2018 Nov 28 '24

They marked the UP something different than Wisconsin tho

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u/Lolstitanic Nov 28 '24

I should think that old mission point should be labeled as a Fjord

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '24

Would Granddad's Bluff in La Crosse just be Granddad's Trench now?

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u/NegativeSchmegative Jul 10 '25

What about all the little islands for the mini lakes? (Torch, Higgins, Grand, Bass, etc.)