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Get to know the Lake Michigan Triangle: The site of unexplained shipwrecks, disappearances dating back to the 1800s

Alisa M. Schafer, Manitowoc Herald Times ReporterComments Off on Get to know the Lake Michigan Triangle: The site of unexplained shipwrecks, disappearances dating back to the 1800s

Like a northern version of the Bermuda Triangle, the Lake Michigan Triangle has been the site of unexplained shipwrecks dating back to the 1800s.

      
Alisa M. Schafer, Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter
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