Lake Superior - a massive ancient lake roughly the size of Austria - straddles the Canadian and American borders and shares its seemingly endless shores with the states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and the Province of Ontario. It is the greatest of the Great Lakes - with more fresh water than all of the others combined. By volume, it is the largest fresh water lake in North America. By surface area, it is the largest in the world. Lake Superior is a rugged natural wonder and an ancient haven for remarkable geological and cultural history. Step into the picturesque settings of one of North America's most important natural regions and learn about the unique history of its indigenous people.

pt. 1. Lake Superior: Geologic History of the Canadian Shield -- pt. 2. Ojibwe Folklore: The Sleeping Giant, Nanabijou -- pt. 3. Ojibwe Folklore: The Sea Lion, Nagochee -- pt. 4. Ojibwe Folklore: Ouimet Canyon, Omett -- pt. 5. The Ouimet Canyon: Vegetation and Wildlife Habitat -- pt. 6. Agawa Rock Pictographs -- pt. 7. The Weather-Maker: The "Lake Effect" of Lake Superior -- pt. 8. The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.