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Michigan Upper Peninsula The Upper Peninsula is a region of Michigan. It is not connected to the rest of the state, but is connected at its southwestern end to Wisconsin. Therefore, in general the Upper Peninsula is located much closer to Ontario, Canada and the neighboring state of Wisconsin than with the Lower Peninsula, separated by a small channel connecting Lakes Michigan and Huron. • Arabic: شبه جزيرة ميشيغان العليا • Azerbaijani: Miçiqanın Yuxarı yarımadası • Azerbaijani: Yuxarı yarımadası • Bengali: মিশিগানের উর্ধ্বস্থ উপদ্বীপ • Catalan: Península superior de Michigan • Chinese: 密芝根上半島 • Chinese: 密西根上半島 • Dutch: Bovenschiereiland van Michigan • Dutch: Upper Peninsula • English: The U.P. • English: U.P. • English: Upper Michigan • English: Upper Peninsula of Michigan • Esperanto: supra duoninsulo de Miĉigano • Finnish: Yläniemimaa • French: Péninsule supérieure du Michigan • French: péninsule supérieure du Michigan • German: Obere Halbinsel • German: Obere Halbinsel von Michigan • Hebrew: חצי האי העליון של מישיגן • Hungarian: Felső-félsziget • Indonesian: Semenanjung Hulu • Italian: Michigan superiore • Italian: Sopra il ponte • Italian: penisola superiore • Japanese: アッパー半島 • Korean: 어퍼반도 • Latin: Paeninsula Michiganensis Superior • Occitan (post 1500): Peninsula superiora de Michigan • Persian: شبه جزیره علیای میشیگان • Polish: Górny Półwysep • Polish: Upper Peninsula • Portuguese: Michigan Superior • Portuguese: Península Superior • Russian: Верхний полуостров • ...

The U.P. Get Lost, Get Found in the Upper Peninsula – We’ll Give You a Hand When you ask someone from Michigan where they live, they’re likely to show you their hands. The palms will be up, the right hand aligned south to north, the left hand positioned above and perpendicular, east to west. It’s a simple gesture, with practical purposes, but also a warm invitation to explore our homeland, hand in hand. This is the story of the upper hand, our beloved Upper Peninsula, or as we call it, the U.P. It’s a land carved by the forces of the Great Lakes and warmed by our independent and hardy people, affectionately known as “Yoopers.” Come lose yourself in our pristine woods, water and way of life. But don’t worry, everyone you meet has a map.

Description: This map shows cities, towns, interstate highways, U.S. highways, state highways, main roads, secondary roads, rivers, lakes, airports, parks, points of interest, state heritage routes and byways, scenic turnouts, rest areas, welcome centers, indian reservations, ferries and railways in Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Uttar Pradesh is India's most populous state with a population of 199,581,477 (2011 census). It is divided into 75 districts with Uttar Pradesh is bounded by Nepal on the North, Wheat, rice, sugar cane, apples, mango, pulses, oilseeds and potatoes are the main crops of Uttar Pradesh. Uttar Pradesh boasts of a growing service sector, which includes tourism, healthcare, information technology services, financial services and insurance. Uttar Pradesh attracts a large number of tourists. The famous It has many state of the art hotels to cater to the lodging needs of visitors, both national and international. Other important cities in Uttar Pradesh are Uttar Pradesh State Information Capital Lucknow Date of formation 26. Jan. 1950 Governor Anandiben Patel Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Tourist attractions Taj Mahal, Sangam, Varanasi Festivals Karva Chauth, Annakoot, Shitala Ashtami, Eid Major dance and music forms Kathak, Lucknow and Benares Gharanas of music Arts and crafts Chikankari or shadow-work embroidery; Baranasi brocades which include the zari, amru and abrawan; Sanjhi or the art of cutting paper stencils. Languages Hindi, Urdu Size 240,928 sq. km Population (Census 2011) 199,812,341 Rivers Ganga, Yamuna, Gomti, Ghaghra, Ramganga, Betwa Forests and wildlife sanctuaries Dudhwa NP State animal Swamp Deer State bird Sarus crane State flower Palash State tree Ashok Major crops Wheat, rice, pulses, Sugar Cane Factoids The ancient Dhamek Stupa marks the spot where Buddha gav...

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Map of the Upper Peninsula Three regions, one big year-round playground Anyone that has ever come to the Upper Peninsula — and it doesn’t matter what your entry point is — will tell you the same thing. Cross into the Upper Peninsula and you will feel different almost instantly. Something deep within you stirs, your tensions dissolve and your spirit of adventure soars wherever you go. This interactive map highlights some of the most loved places in each of our three regions. They will be your jump-off points to many more reasons to stop along our Great Lakes shorelines, in our untamed wilderness and our fun-loving communities. Click on the map pins to see where you will go on this trip. It will make Traveling throughout Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is an immersion into natural beauty and the history of people determined to build a good life from the untamed land and the Great Lakes that surrounded them. But the Western U.P. has a distinctive brand of grit built from its tree-covered mountains, expansive wilderness and veins of copper and iron.

• Houghton • Marquette • Sault Sainte Marie • Ahmeek • Allouez • Alpha • Arnheim • Atlantic Mine • Au Train • Baraga • Barbeau • Bark River • Bergland • Bessemer • Bete Grise • Big Bay • Blaney Park • Brevort • Brimley • Calumet • Carney • Caspian • Cedar River • Cedarville • Champion • Channing • Chassell • Chatham • Christmas • Cooks • Copper City • Copper Harbor • Covington • Crystal Falls • Curtis • Dafter • Daggett • DeTour Village • Deerton • Dollar Bay • Drummond Island • Eagle Harbor • Eagle River • Eben Junction • Eckerman • Engadine • Epoufette • Escanaba • Ewen • Felch • Foster City • Garden • Germfask • Gladstone • Goetzville • Gould City • Grand Marais • Greenland • Gulliver • Gwinn • Hancock • Harris • Harvey • Hermansville • Hessel • Houghton Lake • Houghton Lake Heights • Hubbell • Hulbert • Iron Mountain • Iron River • Ironwood • Ishpeming • Isle Royale • Kenton • Kincheloe • Kinross • Lac La Belle • Lake Linden • Lanse • Laurium • Les Cheneaux Islands • Little Lake • Manistique • Marenisco • Mass City • Mc Millan • Menominee • Michigamme • Mohawk • Moran • Munising • Nahma • Naubinway • Neebish Island • Negaunee • Newberry • Norway • Ontonagon • Painesdale • Paradise • Paulding • Pelkie • Perkins • Pickford • Powers • Quinnesec • Rapid River • Republic • Rockland • Rudyard • Saint Ignace • Seney • Shingleton • Sidnaw • Silver City • Skanee • Soo Junction • South Range • Stalwart • Stephenson • Toivola • Trout Creek • Trout Lake • Vulcan • Wakefield • Wall...