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Lake Saginaw occupied the basin of Saginaw Bay. There were two periods when it was an independent lake, not associated with a larger body of water in the Huron basin. The first Lake Saginaw was a contemporary of the last stages of Lake Maumee. When the ice border opened allowing these two lakes to become one, it entered the period of Lake Arkona. Then, the ice advanced, closing the link forming the second Lake Saginaw. This was during the time of Lake Whittlesey. When the ice margin retreated northward for the last time, it became the western bay of Lake Wayne and then of Lake Warren and . During its periods as an independent lake, its outlet was west through Grand River channel.

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rdfs:label	Lake Saginaw (en)
rdfs:comment	Lake Saginaw occupied the basin of Saginaw Bay. There were two periods when it was an independent lake, not associated with a larger body of water in the Huron basin. The first Lake Saginaw was a contemporary of the last stages of Lake Maumee. When the ice border opened allowing these two lakes to become one, it entered the period of Lake Arkona. Then, the ice advanced, closing the link forming the second Lake Saginaw. This was during the time of Lake Whittlesey. When the ice margin retreated northward for the last time, it became the western bay of Lake Wayne and then of Lake Warren and . During its periods as an independent lake, its outlet was west through Grand River channel. (en)
foaf:name	Lake Saginaw (en)
name	Lake Saginaw (en)
geo:lat	43.916668 (xsd:float)
geo:long	-83.583336 (xsd:float)
foaf:depiction
location	North America
dcterms:subject	Former lakes of the United States Glacial lakes of the United States Geology of Michigan Proglacial lakes Saginaw Bay
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Wikipage revision ID	1041949320 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Former lakes of the United States Glacial lakes of the United States Geology of Michigan Proglacial lakes Saginaw Bay Grand River (Michigan) Great Lakes Mohawk River Former lakes Bannister, Michigan Tittabawassee River Lake Whittlesey North America Saginaw Bay Lake Arkona Lake Chicago Lake Huron Lake Maumee Lake Warren Lake Wayne Laurentide Ice Sheet Michigan dbr:Imlay,_Michigan dbr:Lake_Lundy
reference	Chapter XV, Glacial Lake Saginaw; Frank B. Taylor; The Pleistocene of Indiana and Michigan, History of the Great Lakes; Monographs of the United States Geological Survey, Vol LIII; Frank Leverett and Frank B. Taylor; Washington, D.C,; Government Printing Office; 1915 (en)
sameAs	Lake Saginaw Lake Saginaw Lake Saginaw Lake Saginaw
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thumbnail	wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Plate_16_-_Glacial_lakes_Whittlesey,_Sagniaw_and_Chicago.jpg?width=300
basin countries	Canada (en) United States (en)
caption	First Lake Saginaw - Map of Glacial lakes Whittlesey, Sagniaw and Chicago, based on the USGS Report of 1915. (en)
etymology	Saginaw Bay
group	Great Lakes
inflow	Laurentide Ice Sheet
lake type	Former lakes
location	North America
outflow	Grand River valley in Michigan (en)
pushpin label position	“right” (en)
pushpin map	Michigan (en)
georss:point	43.916666666666664 -83.58333333333333
has abstract	Lake Saginaw occupied the basin of Saginaw Bay. There were two periods when it was an independent lake, not associated with a larger body of water in the Huron basin. The first Lake Saginaw was a contemporary of the last stages of Lake Maumee. When the ice border opened allowing these two lakes to become one, it entered the period of Lake Arkona. Then, the ice advanced, closing the link forming the second Lake Saginaw. This was during the time of Lake Whittlesey. When the ice margin retreated northward for the last time, it became the western bay of Lake Wayne and then of Lake Warren and . During its periods as an independent lake, its outlet was west through Grand River channel. (en)
date-flooded	3.786912E11 (second)
residence time	3.15576E9 (second)
inflow	Laurentide Ice Sheet
outflow	Grand River (Michigan) Michigan
quote	1915 Chapter XV, Glacial Lake Saginaw; Frank B. Taylor; The Pleistocene of Indiana and Michigan, History of the Great Lakes; Monographs of the United States Geological Survey, Vol LIII; Frank Leverett and Frank B. Taylor; Washington, D.C,; Government Printing Office;
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width (μ)	41842.944000 (xsd:double)
is part of	Great Lakes
named after	Saginaw Bay
foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf	wikipedia-en:Lake_Saginaw
geo:geometry	POINT(-83.583335876465 43.916667938232)
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of prehistoric lakes Lake Whittlesey Lake Arkona Lake Chicago Lake Maumee Ogemaw Hills Pathway Shiawassee River
is foaf:primaryTopic of	wikipedia-en:Lake_Saginaw

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