Menominee River

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river

The Menominee River is a major river forming part of the border between Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, known for its forests, hydroelectric dams, and role as a key tributary in the Great Lakes watershed.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	river →
country	United States →
drainsInto	Green Bay → Lake Michigan →
flowsThrough	Delta County, Michigan → Dickinson County, Michigan → Florence County, Wisconsin → Marinette County, Wisconsin → Menominee County, Michigan → Oconto County, Wisconsin →
formsBorderBetween	Michigan → Wisconsin →
hasBasinCountry	United States →
hasCityAtMouth	Marinette, Wisconsin → Menominee, Michigan →
hasEcosystemType	temperate forest river →
hasHistoricalUse	logging transport → navigation for timber industry →
hasInfrastructure	hydroelectric dams →
hasMajorLandCover	mixed conifer-hardwood forest →
hasRecreationActivity	angling → canoeing → kayaking → rafting →
hasSourceRegion	Northeastern Wisconsin → Western Upper Peninsula of Michigan →
hasWatershedCharacteristic	heavily forested → sparsely populated →
hasWildlifeHabitatFor	salmon → smallmouth bass → trout →
knownFor	forested watershed → hydroelectric dams → recreational fishing → whitewater rafting →
locatedIn	Michigan → Upper Peninsula of Michigan → Wisconsin →
mouthLocatedIn	Green Bay → Lake Michigan →
namedAfter	Menominee people →
partOf	Great Lakes Basin → Great Lakes watershed → border between Wisconsin and Michigan →
tributaryOf	Lake Michigan →
usedFor	hydroelectric power generation → industrial water supply → recreation →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Green Bay (arm of Lake Michigan) → Lake Michigan →	inflow
Iron Mountain, Michigan →	locatedNear
Menominee, Michigan →	locatedOn
Menominee, Michigan →	namedAfter