Glacial History of the Streams of Southeastern Michigan, Bulletin No. 12, by James William Bay, published by Cranbrook Institute of Science, Bloomfield Hills, MI, May, 1938 — 68 pages — illustrated — measures: 6" x 9" — folded map inside pocket inside back cover measures 24 1/2" x 22 1/2" — OCLC Number / Unique Identifier: 785365


Contents:

• Preface
• Part I. Preliminary Discussion:
• The Erie-St.-Clair Basin, Michigan
• Outline Drainage History of the Erie-St. Clair Basin
• Types of Drainage Features in the Erie-St. Clair Basin
• Drainage Features Deposited During the Formation of the Moraines
• Drainage Features Deposited During the Existence of the Glacial Lakes
• Changing Base Levels of the Streams
• Origin of the Drainage Features
• Correlation of Drainage Features
• Preservation of Drainage Features
• Part II. Drainage History of the Erie-St. Clair Basin
• Introductory Statement
• Drainage Features Contemporaneous with:
• The Interlobate Moraines
• Fort Wayne Moraine
• Outer Defiance Moraine and the Fort Wayne Outlet of Lake Maumee
• Inner Defiance Moraine
• Transition to the Imlay Outlet of Lake Maumee
• Lowest (Second) Lake Maumee
• Middle (Third) Lake Maumee
• Lake Arkona
• Lake Whittlesey
• Transition to Lake Warren
• Lake Warren
• Lake Wayne
• Transition to the Present Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair
• Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair (Present Stage)
• Summary