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Table of Contents • • • • • • • Intro India’s most populated state, Uttar Pradesh, with 199,581,477 residents as of the 2011 Census. It is also known as UP. It has 75 districts, with Lucknow serving as the capital. Uttar Pradesh is bordered by Nepal to the north, Himachal Pradesh to the northwest, Madhya Pradesh to the south, Haryana to the west, Rajasthan to the southwest, and Bihar to the east. Facts and Information about Uttar Pradesh(UP) Name of State Abbreviation UP Continent Asia Country Region Northern Capital Lucknow Largest city Kanpur Coordinates 26.8467° N, 80.9462° E Formed On 26 January 1950 Number of districts 75 Number of sub-districts Tehsil – 350 No. of Villages as of 2001 107,440 Population 199,812,341 Density (km2) 829 Area (km2) 240,928 UN/LOCODE IN-UP Vehicle registration UP XX—XXXX UP Governor Anandiben Patel UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath UP Deputy Chief Ministers Keshav Prasad Maurya and Dinesh Sharma Loksabha Seat 80 Assembly Seat 403 Rajya Sabha Seat 31 Official Languages Hindi, Urdu Time Zone IST (UTC+05:30) Literacy Rate (%) 73 Sex Ratio (per 1000 Males) 987 Human Development Index – HDI (2019) 0.596 Highest Point Amsot Peak [Height – 957(m) & 3140(ft)] Unemployment rate (%) As of May 2021) 5 Airport Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport (Varanasi), Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (Lucknow), Maryada Purushottam Shriram International Airport (Ayodhya) UP ka Map in Hindi | Uttar Pradesh ka Naksha Hindi Mein |UP Map District Wis...

Ultimate Michigan Upper Peninsula Guide to Everything! Plan your Upper Peninsula vacation! Waterfalls, Top Attractions, Best Things to Do, Road Trips, Pictured Rocks and more! | By:Sherry Trautman | Travel-Mi.com | Updated: September 11, 2022 If you are planning an Upper Peninsula Michigan vacation or looking for thebest places to visit in Upper Peninsula Michigan, you will love this guide! As local Michigander's, Chris and I have been to these locations and are excited to share them with you! We list lots of Upper Peninsula attractions and fun things to do, so keep reading! How This Is Organized:Since we have SO MUCH INFO to share with youon the upper peninsula of Michigan, we decided the best way to organize this jam packed Michigan Upper Peninsula guide is by the categories of: • Best Upper Peninsula waterfalls • Incredible Upper Peninsula hiking trails • Breathtaking places to visit in Michigan's Upper Peninsula • Highly recommended Upper Peninsula boat tours • Scenic Upper Peninsularoad trips • Top Michigan Upper Peninsula Cities, Places and Fun Things to Do Michigan Upper Peninsula Map We created this Interactive Michigan Upper Peninsula Mapas a visual aid to help you organize your trip and make the most out of your Michigan Vacation. Click on this How to Use the Interactive Michigan Upper Peninsula Map: • Click on the plus and minus in the bottom left corner to zoom in or out of the map. • Click on the icons for a link to things to do, best places to visit, best res...

As it goes with waterfalls, there may be times that there’s not as much water flow so depending on the time you visit, some waterfalls may appear more like a trickle. But, there are also waterfalls that will likely have good water flows no matter when you go. By making it an Upper Peninsula waterfalls trip, you can have the chance right alongside rivers to get to waterfalls… You can have the chance to see rivers flowing into a great big lake, and it can be both a hike to see waterfalls and a And then you can also get up close and personal with some waterfalls! You can even take a boat to go see more waterfalls. More for your trip to the UP beyond waterfalls If you’re interested in the best Upper Peninsula waterfalls, then you may also be interested in these things around the UP: • • • • • • UPPER PENINSULA MICHIGAN WATERFALLS MAP: The Upper Peninsula waterfalls tour route! Explore the Here’s what’s on the map with pictures below: • • • Waterfalls near Munising • • • • • • 🌳 IMPORTANT: If you're going camping, And now… Stops to make during your UP Michigan waterfalls tour! Explore the If you’re driving up from the south from the Mackinac Bridge and the lower peninsula, then you’ll end up in the 1. Tahquamenon Falls ( There’s a short trail to go to the Upper Falls overlook. Trail to Upper Falls: 2. Tahquamenon Falls (Lower Falls) There are a couple of ways you can experience the Lower Falls area of Tahquamenon Falls State Park. There’s a short trail to go to the Lower Falls ...

Lake of the Clouds | Photo Courtesy of Instagram Fan ktmulcahy Visit Michigan’s highest peaks with Instagram-worthy views that seem to go on forever. The Lake of the Clouds in the 2. Go Bird Spotting Thousands of birds, including one of the nation’s largest gatherings of eagles and hawks, make their way through the birding hot spot of Whitefish Point in 3. Spread your Beach Blanket Where the Sands Sing Set on the southern edge of the Keweenaw Peninsula, the white sands of Bete Grise sing under the pressure of your hand, the reawakened voice of a Native American woman who lost her love in Lake Superior according to legend. The views from this magical beach aren’t bad, either, overlooking the Great Lake and backed by the rugged Upper Peninsula landscape. 4. Go Island Hopping Les Cheneaux Islands | Photo Courtesy of Les Cheneaux Islands You maybe know of 5. Take a Mine Tour The Keweenaw Peninsula was among the most prosperous spots in the nation at the height of its copper boom. Learn firsthand, in some cases by donning a hard hat and going underground, about the rich history on tours of the 6. Snowmobile the Weekend Away With more than 3,000 miles of groomed 7. Ferry to the Wolves and Moose A Moose on Isle Royale | Photo Courtesy of Instagram Fan searedflesh For much of the year, Isle Royale’s wildlife have the island all to themselves. Isle Royale’s isolation just makes a visit that much more enticing when the park reopens to humans April-October, and paddling, hiking and b...

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Waterfalls in the Upper Peninsula Hear the water roar and whisper depending on where you are at! The waterfalls in the Upper Peninsula almost all require hiking to reach, but there are several barrier-free paths to some of the most popular ones. These are a must-do on your U.P. vacation bucket list. Best waterfalls in Michigan It is pretty easy to have the best waterfalls in the state because the U.P. is home to all but one of Michigan’s waterfalls. From trickling waters that gently caress the rock surface and flow into small creeks to the large falls cascading towering cliffs, this is the place to come if you want to see waterfalls in action. How many waterfalls does the Upper Peninsula have? There are 300+ waterfalls scattered across the U.P., ranging in size from under 5 feet to 48+ feet vertical drops. Use the “Show map” function at the top right of the listings below to see just how widespread they are. Several will likely fall along your trip trajectory, and we encourage you to see as many as you can. See our waterfalls in all four seasons Spring is the best time to see our waterfalls because the increase in groundwater, rainfall and snowmelt make for some added fury as they fall. Even the smallest of falls Plan your waterfall trip to the U.P. If you’re looking to be in a specific region, then check out our pages dedicated to