North America boasts five Great Lakes namely Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior. These massive bodies of water are shared borders between several states and Canada. However, long before these Great Lakes existed, there was a massive lake that dwarfed them all in size: Lake Agassiz. By far, Lake Superior takes the title as the largest of the current Great Lakes with an impressive expanse of 31,699 miles. Lakes Michigan and Huron, which can be considered as one lake since they blend together, cover an area of 45,300 square miles when combined. These massive bodies of water collectively…