Great Lakes ('Merganser')

In the real world, the Great Lakes are a chain of five main lakes in the watershed of the St. Lawrence River; the several small lakes south of Sault Ste. Marie (between Lake Superior and Lake Huron) and Lake St. Clair are smaller lakes that are also part of the main Great Lakes waterways. Here is an ethnic description of the traditional inhabitants of the Great Lakes watershed in the real world:


 * 1) Lake Superior
 * 2) Algonquian
 * 3) Menominee
 * 4) Anishinaabe
 * 5) Lake Michigan
 * 6) Algonquian
 * 7) Miami-Illinois
 * 8) Anishinaabe
 * 9) Menominee
 * 10) Siouan
 * 11) Winnebago
 * 12) Lake Huron
 * 13) Algonquian
 * 14) Anishinaabe
 * 15) Saux-Fox-Kickapoo
 * 16) Iroquoian
 * 17) Wyandot
 * 18) Lake Erie
 * 19) Algonquian
 * 20) Sauk-Fox-Kickapoo
 * 21) Iroquoian
 * 22) Neutral
 * 23) Erie
 * 24) Lake Ontario
 * 25) Iroquoian
 * 26) Wyandot
 * 27) Neutral
 * 28) Wenro
 * 29) Seneca
 * 30) Cayuga
 * 31) Onondaga
 * 32) Mohawk-Oneida
 * 33) Laurentian

In the world of 'Merganser,' there are eight main lakes instead of five. The ethnic "schematics" of the lakes will be detailed below.


 * 1) Superior-Prime
 * 2) Algonquian
 * 3) Anishinaabe
 * 4) Cree
 * 5) Michigan-Prime
 * 6) Algonquian
 * 7) Miami-Illinois
 * 8) Shawnee
 * 9) Siouan
 * 10) Chiwere
 * 11) Kansa