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Canada–United States border / Huron–Clinton Metroparks / Temperate grasslands /  savannas /  and shrublands / St. Clair River / Lake Erie Metropark / Huron River / Prairie / Wetland / Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge / Geography of Michigan / Geography of the United States / Michigan
Date: 2004-12-16 13:40:26
Canada–United States border
Huron–Clinton Metroparks
Temperate grasslands
savannas
and shrublands
St. Clair River
Lake Erie Metropark
Huron River
Prairie
Wetland
Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge
Geography of Michigan
Geography of the United States
Michigan

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