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Became the 26th State on January 26th, 1837. Michigan is a french adaptation of the Ojibwe Indian word "Mishigama" which means large water.
 The first Europeans reached Michigan in 1622. The first settlement was established in 1641 at what is now Sault Sainte-Marie. The settlement of Detroit was established in 1701.

Michigan has the longest fresh-water shoreline in the world. You are never more than 6 miles from a natural water source, and never more than 87 miles from a Great Lake shoreline.

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