Great Lakes industrial corridor

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The Great Lakes industrial corridor is a major North American manufacturing and transportation belt stretching around the Great Lakes, known for its heavy industry, steel production, and port facilities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf industrial region
manufacturing belt
bordersWaterBody Lake Erie NERFINISHED
Lake Huron NERFINISHED
Lake Michigan NERFINISHED
Lake Ontario NERFINISHED
Lake Superior NERFINISHED
continent North America
economicSector logistics sector
manufacturing sector
transportation sector
followsCoastOf Great Lakes NERFINISHED
hasEconomicRole major North American manufacturing hub
major North American transportation corridor
hasInfrastructure automotive plants
deep-water ports
intermodal terminals
petrochemical facilities
rail hubs
steel mills
historicallyAssociatedWith Rust Belt NERFINISHED
historicallyPartOf American Manufacturing Belt NERFINISHED
includesMetropolitanArea Buffalo–Niagara Falls metropolitan area NERFINISHED
Chicago metropolitan area NERFINISHED
Cleveland metropolitan area NERFINISHED
Detroit metropolitan area NERFINISHED
Hamilton metropolitan area NERFINISHED
Toronto metropolitan area NERFINISHED
includesPortCity Buffalo NERFINISHED
Chicago NERFINISHED
Cleveland NERFINISHED
Detroit NERFINISHED
Gary, Indiana NERFINISHED
Hamilton, Ontario NERFINISHED
Milwaukee NERFINISHED
Toronto NERFINISHED
knownFor automobile manufacturing
heavy industry
manufacturing
port facilities
steel production
transportation infrastructure
locatedIn Canada
United States of America
surface form: United States
playsRoleIn Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Seaway trade system NERFINISHED
transportMode inland waterway transport
rail transport
road transport
shipping

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Burns Harbor, Indiana isPartOf Great Lakes industrial corridor
Detroit–Warren–Ann Arbor combined statistical area partOf Great Lakes industrial corridor
this entity surface form: Great Lakes Megalopolis