the Great Lakes are fresh water.( the largest fresh water lakes in the world.)
As suggested by the name, the Great Lakes are all lakes - bodies of fresh water. Seas are bodies of salt water.
fresh water
Major salt water lakes include: * Great Salt Lake in Utah, US * Dead Sea, Israel/Jordan
no
Because they are fresh water lakes. If they were salt water, they would be called seas.
The Great Salt Lake has salt because it as no outlet, the salt of thousands of years has flowed into the lake. As the water evaporates, it leaves the salt there and it increases in concentration. The Great Lakes do not have salt because they are normal lakes, mostly fed by freshwater mountain streams and rivers, with an outlet to the oceans, so the salt does not increase in levels.
They get the salt by pumping water into giant, shallow ponds.
They are fresh water. They are fed by rivers, streams, glaciers, and are above sea level, so they drain into the sea which prevents the salt water entering the lakes..
No. The great lakes flow out through the St. Laurence river to the Atlantic.
Most lakes have fresh water, but there are a few exceptions, such as the Great Salt Lake in Utah.
US for one has the Great Salt Lake and Israel the Dead Sea.