Portrait of Michigan

Composed of two land masses, the Upper and Lower Peninsulas, which nearly connect at the Straits of Mackinac, Michigan borders four of the five Great Lakes. Located in a low-profile glacial region, there is just 1400 ft of elevation difference between the surface of the lakes and state highpoint, Mt Arvin. 

A uniquely-illustrative geographic reference that doubles as eye-pleasing art, Portrait of Michigan is archival in quality, and fits standard pre-made picture frame sizes.

For close-up settings, such as hallways and scrapbooks, I recommend small sizes. For rooms where you'll view from a distance, I think you'd appreciate a larger size.

Created from The Essential Geography of the USA.