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est bed, though it is not often more tllan twen-
ty-Gve feet deep. Lake st. Clair is shallow,
scarce exceeding fur fathoms. Lake Huron,
Michigan and Superior, are in places, nine hun
dred feet deep, silking about three hundred
below the level of tie ocean.