Satellite View Lake Erie

Lake Erie from the sky

Lake Erie

the water is green and blue in this satellite image from space, it looks like they are floating on land

Current Lake Erie Satellite View

Great Lakes Go For Fully Frozen

Michigan is one of the most recognizable places on Earth from space. Astronauts aboard the ISS easily spot its distinctive mitten-shaped Lower Peninsula and rugged Upper Peninsula, surrounded by four Great Lakes—Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Erie. The sharp contrast between land and vast blue water clearly defines its borders from 250 miles up. The visible straits and Mackinac Bridge further highlight its unique two-peninsula geography. Frequently photographed from orbit, Michigan stands out as one of the most photogenic and identifiable U.S. states.

29 Years of Beautiful, Inspiring and Important Images of Earth from Space

Lake Erie is nearly frozen solid: Satellite view shows ice cover hovering above 95%

Satellite Image Lake Erie

Algae Boom in Lake Erie

an aerial view of the ocean with blue water and land in the foreground, as seen from space

Coastal Spit, Lake Erie

Live Satellite View Lake Erie

Post-seiche wave sediment in Lake Erie, VIIRS/NPP natural color image - 25 Nov 2015

an image of the great lakes in the united states taken from space, as seen by nasa

an image of the earth taken from space showing europe and lake michigan, as well as part of the united states

the great lakes of michigan and michigan are shown in this satellite image from nasa's earth observatory