Are the Great Lakes deep enough to swallow the Eiffel Tower or the Empire State Building? We decided to investigate. #greatlakes #lakemichigan #lakehuron #lakeerie #lakesuperior #lakeontario
Erie also has a ‘bathtub’ issue. Due to the shallowness and the strong winds, Erie once flooded Buffalo NY. Port Clinton OH recently was so bare due to the wind people were walking on the dry lake bed.
OMG , I appreciate the visuals, but please, when making comparisons you have to keep the standard of comparison the same for all examples. Using a football field is brilliant, as you did for lake Erie, but then you moved on to other comparisons. We lose perspective when you do this.
Why does no one ever include Great Slave Lake in the Great Lakes? It's deepest part is 2014 ft (614m). It's literally the deepest of all the great lakes
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Confession : I've been afraid of Lake Superior for most of my adult life. There. I said it. 😀
Lake P? That’s 1500 now after the 1980 disaster
Erie also has a ‘bathtub’ issue. Due to the shallowness and the strong winds, Erie once flooded Buffalo NY. Port Clinton OH recently was so bare due to the wind people were walking on the dry lake bed.
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The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down
Of the big lake, they called Gitche Gumee
The lake, it is said, never gives up her dead
When the skies of November turn gloomy
With a load of iron ore, twenty-six thousand tons more
Than the Edmund Fitzgerald weighed empty
That good ship and true was a bone to be chewed
When the gales of November came early
RIP to all those who died in the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald on Lake Superior
Definitely an American made video but it would still not fit a Canadian football at 450 ft
Lake Ontario is larger than Lake Erie, by volume, even though the surface area is much smaller.
Lake Erie would swallow two football fields from top to bottom vertically so what this guy is talking is wrong he’s definitely a fool❗️
Lake Michigan has an under water Stone Hedge. Its been there since the last Ice Age.
INTERESTING!
Crater Lake
OMG , I appreciate the visuals, but please, when making comparisons you have to keep the standard of comparison the same for all examples. Using a football field is brilliant, as you did for lake Erie, but then you moved on to other comparisons. We lose perspective when you do this.
Lake Baikal – "hold my beer…."
I seen the three deepest lakes in America; crater lake, Lake Tahoe, and lake chelan. Saw them while hiking the pacific crest trail.
Why do they look deeper than there are wide
Why does no one ever include Great Slave Lake in the Great Lakes? It's deepest part is 2014 ft (614m). It's literally the deepest of all the great lakes
Football fields and Eifel Tower THE measuring units😂
When you look at the topography in profile you can really tell they're glacial lakes just massive gouges in the earth.
That's why Lake Superior is aptly named SUPERIOR!(of all the 5 Great Lakes of North America).
Are there fish down there?
What about lake barracuda