So the term “great lakes” clearly communicates that these are lakes (freshwater, not hydrologically connected to the ocean) but also that these are notable lakes as the “great” indicates the size, notability and gives a sense of wonder
I have no clue how they are supposed to be name. In French, we call the place “la région des grands lacs” and I was pretty sure I got the english name right.
Edit: According to Wikipedia, I’ve only forgot an s at Lakes.
It is not nomandsland but rather great lake region and other Canada-like space.
Great Lake, Fascinating Boulder, Captivating Sandhill
Never heard of the last two. Sorry. What are they suppose to refer to?
I just thought “great lake” sounds funny. Great but not great enough for an actual name.
I mean the Great Lakes are truly inland freshwater oceans with tides, imense international shipping, famous shipwrecks, forgotten shipwrecks, folk songs about famous shipwrecks and even piracy
So the term “great lakes” clearly communicates that these are lakes (freshwater, not hydrologically connected to the ocean) but also that these are notable lakes as the “great” indicates the size, notability and gives a sense of wonder
I have no clue how they are supposed to be name. In French, we call the place “la région des grands lacs” and I was pretty sure I got the english name right.
Edit: According to Wikipedia, I’ve only forgot an s at Lakes.