Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is one of the unique areas of the United States. Encompassing one-third of the state’s land area, it is home to just 3% of the state’s population. This is due in equal parts to the U.P.’s remoteness - it is bordered by three of the Great Lakes, Superior, Michigan and Huron, and accessible by land through only the far northeastern corner of Wisconsin or the Mackinac Bridge at the far northern tip of mainland Michi

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