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	Mackinac Island, Michigan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mackinac Island is a city located on Mackinac Island and Round Island in Mackinac County in the U.S. state of Michigan.
		Mackinac Island is the destination of the annual Port Huron to Mackinac Boat Race sponsored by the Bayview Yacht Club of Detroit, Michigan.
		The Michigan Legislature created the City of Mackinac Island in 1899 via L.A. 437 of 1899 as a "special charter city." At that time, all of nearby Round Island was included in the corporate limits, although for reasons not currently clear.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mackinac_Island,_Michigan (697 words)

	Greetings from Mackinac Island
		Mackinac Island, by virtue of its location in the center of the Great Lakes waterway, became a tribal gathering place where offerings were made to Gitchie Manitou and where tribes buried their chiefs to honor the Great Spirit.
		The village of Mackinac was incorporated in 1817 and served as the seat for the territorial county of Michilimackinac by 1818 and as the seat of Mackinac County from 1849-1882.
		Mackinac Island National Park became Michigan’s first state park in 1895 when the park was transferred from the U.S. Government to the State of Michigan.
	www.mackinacisland.org /history.html (1049 words)

	Mackinac Island - Michigan's Upper Peninsula
		Mackinac Island was its center from 1780 into the 1830s, when the fur trade waned.
		Trish Martin, proprietor of the homey Bogan Lane Inn, is the island naturalist.
		Fort Mackinac on the island was decommissioned in 1875, but the army continued to staff it as a national park and attraction for summer visitors.
	hunts-upguide.com /mackinac_island.html (4506 words)

	Mackinac Island State Park Facts - Mackinac State Historic Parks
		Mackinac Island State Park became Michigan's first state park in 1895 when Mackinac National Park was transferred from the federal government to the State of Michigan.
		Stately Victorian cottages decorate the island's bluffs, and historic cemeteries are monuments to the legacy of past island dwellers.
		There are 61 miles of roads and trails within Mackinac Island State Park, most of which are wooded inland trails for hikers, bikers and horseback riders in spring, summer, and fall.
	www.mackinacparks.com /parks/mackinac-island-state-park-facts_41 (421 words)

	Mackinac Island Michigan
		Mackinac (pronounced Mack-in-aw) Island is a north Michigan island summer resort in the Straits of Mackinac.
		After the fort was abandoned in 1894, the federal goverment transferred much of the island to the state of Michigan.
		The Island is three miles long, two miles wide and nine miles around at the shore.It has a population of about 470 people.
	www.geocities.com /Yosemite/4278/mackinacisle.html (293 words)

	Mackinac Island - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The island's strategic position amidst the commerce of the fur trade of the Great Lakes led to the establishment of Fort Mackinac on the island by the British during the American Revolutionary War.
		The island was at the center of a thriving fur industry beginning in the 17th century and lasting into the early 19th century.
		A British detachment from St. Joseph Island captured the fort in the first engagement of the War of 1812 and held it against subsequent American attacks until the end of the war, when it was returned to the U.S. by the Treaty of Ghent in 1815.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mackinac_Island (1077 words)

	Harbour View Inn \| Mackinac Island Information \| Mackinac Island, Michigan
		Passenger ferry service to Mackinac Island is located in the downtown areas of Mackinaw City in the lower peninsula and St. Ignace in the upper peninsula.
		Mackinac Island sits in the Straits of Mackinac, a waterway that separates Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas and connects Lake Huron and Lake Michigan.
		Harbour View Inn is conveniently located on Mackinac Island's Main Street, approximately 1/2 mile east of the downtown ferry docks, next to Ste.
	www.harbourviewinn.com /information.html (160 words)

	Mackinac Island Michigan - Land of the Great Trurtle
		Mackinac Island, Michigan is located in the Straits of Mackinac approximately 7 miles east of the Mackinac Bridge.
		Although many of Mackinac Island's visitors never leave the community and the area within a few blocks of the ferries, the majority of Mackinac Island is covered with lush forests and wildflowers interspersed with natural limestone formations like Arch Rock, Sugar Loaf and Skull Cave.
		Day visitors to Mackinac Island in the busy period from early July to mid August are advised to come to the Island early in the day and enjoy the community before the the crowds hit - then visit the other parts of the Island where most of the crowd never visits.
	mightymac.org /island.htm (559 words)

	Mackinac Center for Public Policy
		Michigan law is clear: It is illegal for public sector employees to strike.
		Michigan's economic growth is smothering under a heavy blanket of regulations.
		If Michigan school districts were free to shop around for health care plans, they could save as much as 20 percent of their budgets.
	www.mackinac.org (3053 words)

	Destination: Michigan - Mackinac Island
		Mackinac Island, once known as Michilimackinac, the "great turtle," is known for its history, horses, excellent fudge, and of course The Grand Hotel.
		Mackinac Island is 4.4 square miles in area and located in the Straits of Mackinac - a narrow stretch of Lake Huron between the Upper and Lower Peninsulas that is spanned by the Mackinac Bridge.
		During the American Revolution Fort Mackinac was built on the bluffs of the island in preparation for an attack by the American forces, this attack never came, and yet the British were forced to relinquish control of the fort to the United States in 1796, because of a treaty.
	absolutemichigan.com /destination/mackinacisland (954 words)

	CNN.com - Wander the fragrant streets of Mackinac Island - Jun 1, 2006
		Mackinac (MACK-in-awe) Island, between Michigan's Upper Peninsula and the rest of the state, is famous for prohibiting (non-emergency) motorized vehicles.
		The island boasts hundreds of varieties, and their blooms are celebrated for 10 days each June.
		Once I had my wide-tired beauty, I rode around the entire island, which wasn't nearly as daunting as it sounds: The trip is only 8.2 miles, and the terrain is blessedly flat.
	www.cnn.com /2006/TRAVEL/DESTINATIONS/06/01/mackinac.island/index.html (778 words)

	The Island Bookstore: Mackinac Island and Mackinaw City, Michigan
		As young Mark witnesses the building of the new Mackinac Bridge, he is torn between family loyalty and eager anticipation.
		Drawing from the burgeoning Mackinac State Historic Parks collections, the book provides over 200 full-color examples of postcards, from their late 19th century roots through the middle of the 20th century.
		Mackinac lovers will be fascinated by the way their favorite spots have changed or remained the same over the last 100 years.
	www.islandbookstore.com (1069 words)

	Grand Hotel of Mackinac Island Michigan
		The Grand Hotel was built by the Grand Rapids, Indiana, and Michigan Central Railroads and the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company.
		It is built of Michigan white pine and features a magnificent colonial porch (longest in the world) overlooking the Straits of Mackinac.
		Mackinac Island is accessible only by ferry boat or plane.
	www.geocities.com /Yosemite/4278/grand.html (415 words)

	Mackinac Island, Michigan Lodging, Northern Michigan and The Upper Peninsula
		Mackinac Island, Michigan Lodging, Northern Michigan and The Upper Peninsula
		The Inn on Mackinac is a delightful Bed & Breakfast that you can't miss, its colorful green and lilac and its sidewalk patio are delightful.
		Established in 1852 The Island House has been dubbed "the best family hotel on the island" and the hotel is rightfully proud of this reputation.
	www.michiweb.com /lodging/mackinac (878 words)

	Mackinac Island Michigan .com Vacation Rentals Hotels Attractions Events Real Estate Weather Map Pictures Business ...
		Mackinac Island, in fact, was the setting for the romantic movie, “Somewhere in Time,” starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour.
		Mackinac Island’s all-natural theme park atmosphere is great for either couples or families with children, and it was named one of the ten finest state parks in the country by National Geographic.
		The island is eighty percent state park, and in summer tourists come to escape the heat of the cities and enjoy the lakeshore breezes, fine restaurants and grand hotels.
	www.mackinacislandmichigan.com (515 words)

	Dozen Distinctive Destinations \| Mackinac Island, Michigan
		Families clip-clop around the island in horse-drawn carriages, and hopeless romantics hop tandem bikes as they take in the breathtaking scenery and intricately detailed architecture.
		Fort Mackinac, built by the British in 1780, is now a National Historic Landmark boasting 14 original buildings.
		The centerpiece of the island is the world-famous Grand Hotel, built in 1887 and now a member of the National Trust's Historic Hotels of America.
	www.nationaltrust.org /dozen_distinctive_destinations/list.asp?i=4 (245 words)

	Metivier Inn, Mackinac Island, Michigan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Metivier Inn, conveniently located on historic Market Street on Mackinac Island, Michigan, was built by Louis Metivier as a private residence in 1877.
		Recently AAA Michigan Living readers voted Metivier Inn one of the top BandBs in the state and their favorite on Mackinac Island.
		Mackinac Island has been a unique summer resort for over a hundred years.
	www.metivierinn.com (305 words)

	Greetings from Mackinac Island
		When visiting the Island, be sure to stop by the Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau for up to the minute Island information or give us a call at 800-454-5227 or 906-847-3783.
		The Village Inn and Patrick Sinclair's Irish Pub host great parties and with the Mackinac Island State Park open for hiking, cross country skiing and snowshoeing, everyone will have fun outdoors and in.
		Mackinac Island is nestled in the straits of Mackinac where the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan meet.
	www.mackinacisland.org (270 words)

	Michigan's Mackinac Island
		The new morning sun casts a rosy glow across the whitewashed harbor village on Mackinac Island.
		For centuries, this little, wave-buffeted island has been a summer way station in the Straits of Mackinac between Michigan's Upper and Lower peninsulas.
		For now, you have the island and the lands along the straits mostly to yourself.
	www.midwestliving.com /mwl/story.jhtml;jsessionid=L0HHRDP5Y3YFPQFIBQNSCAWAVABB4IV0?storyid=/templatedata/mwl/story/data/mwl_the_realms_of_mackinac.xml&catref=cat2790022 (178 words)

	Mackinac Island, Michigan - Picture - MSN Encarta
		Mackinac Island, Michigan - Picture - MSN Encarta
		The Victorian village on Michigan’s Mackinac Island overlooks the Straits of Mackinac, which link Lake Huron and Lake Michigan.
		Horse-drawn carriages such as the one pictured are a common sight on the streets of the village, which does not permit automobile traffic.
	encarta.msn.com /media_461538430/Mackinac_Island_Michigan.html (86 words)

	Mackinac Island Michigan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Mackinac Island is a premier vacation destination in the United States.Located in Michigan, it is like a step back in time to a place where transportation is limited to horse and buggy, bicycle or foot.
		Families, especially children, love to explore the historic, natural beauty of Mackinac Island State Park, honored by National Geographic as one of the ten finest in America.
		Experience the hustle and bustle of main street just as it was in the early 1800s, but don't miss the beauty of Mackinac Island's interior, the peaceful lakefront perimeter, and the many historical sites to be found.
	www.mackinac.net (287 words)

	Mission Point Resort, Mackinac Island - Michigan Family Resorts
		Typical of island hotels, the resort is open from May to the end of October.
		There are bike and in-line skate rentals (take along the narrated island self-tour on cassette), and lawn bowling, croquet, and tennis.
		Paddlers can tour with Mackinac Island Kayaking: the two-hour introductory tour is good for novices; experienced paddlers can join a five-hour open-water trip from Mackinac to Round Island.
	gorp.away.com /family-resorts/mission-point-resort-michigan.html (508 words)

	Mackinac Island Lakebluff Condos
		Lakebluff Condos at Stonecliffe are situated high atop the West Bluff of Mackinac Island.
		There are 175 acres of bike trails, walking trails and roads throughout and around the island.
		Mackinac Island has held a special magic for its visitors - relaxing, revitalizing, romantic - recapturing the essence of gracious living as it was 100 years ago.
	www.mackinacislandlakebluffcondos.com (137 words)

	Hotels for rent in Mackinac Island, Michigan
		The crown jewel of pristine secluded Mackinac Island, Grand Hotel has been the world's largest summer hotel since 1887.
		The Island’s historical points of interest are within walking or bicycling distance of the hotel.
		We invite you to experience Mackinac Island from the comfort of the luxurious All Suites Lilac Tree Hotel.
	www.yesmichigan.com /cities/mackinac_island/hotel.htm (514 words)

	Cloghaun in Mackinac Island, Michigan Bed and Breakfast Inns
		The old homes are magnificent and the views of the bridge and the Straits of Mackinac are breathtaking.
		Ride your bike around the Island stopping at Arch Rock, the nature trails, British Landing and Browns Brook.
		Walk the many trails and backroads of the Island and experience its peace and tranquillity.
	www.bnb411.com /michigan/bed_and_breakfast_info.asp?id=32 (505 words)

	Bogan Lane Inn on Mackinac Island, Michigan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Our house was built in the mid-1850s during the period when the Mackinac Island fishing industry was expanding.
		The industry was developed by the many Irish families who came as a result of the potato famine.
		The house is off Huron Street, up Bogan Lane, just east of the Island House Hotel, providing a relaxed atmosphere in which to rest between forays to historic sights, quiet walks in the woods, or hectic conventions at the Grand Hotel.
	www.boganlaneinn.com (191 words)

	Mackinac Island Vacation Home, Condo Rentals: Mackinac Island Michigan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Sunset Condominiums sit secluded on the west end of the Island at Stonecliffe, overlooking Lake Huron and the majestic Mackinac Bridge.
		Mackinac Island Vacation Rentals offers a variety of Mackinac Island homes, from a secluded cottage in the woods, to a century-old historic home with six bedrooms overlooking the Straits of Mackinac.
		The slow, relaxed pace of Mackinac Island offers an opportunity to truly relax, reflect, and enjoy the romantic setting of a bygone era.
	www.mackinacislandvacationrentals.com (159 words)

	Trail results for Mackinac Island
		Island-parks, a riverwalk, an island, and Old Town, a section near the river...
		point" to Mackinac Island and was used as a stop on the way there.
		1800s and early 1900s, the island was a refuge for ships during storms and a...
	www.trails.com /AdvancedFind.asp?Keyword=Mackinac+Island&state=MI (465 words)

	Mackinac Island Lodging, Chippewa Hotel, Mackinac Island, Michigan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Many rooms have a balcony overlooking the water where you can watch the sailboats, yachts and ferry boats come and go during the day and catch a sunset in the evening.
		You can walk down the stairs and eat in the Harbor View Room - nothing beats the french toast and coffee while watching the Island wake up.
		And, of course, the landmark Pink Pony is still the place to end the evening with a cocktail, entertainment, and the rest of the people on the island who seem to wander in eventually.
	www.mackinacisland.net /chippewa (128 words)

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