UP blue: The Upper Peninsula, Michigan, USA - Welcome - The Upper Peninsula, Michigan, USA
This web helps you explore the Upper Peninsula, Michigan, USA; here, you'll find organized and annotated links to Web sites about the Upper Peninsula's current conditions, facts, activities, events, places, sports, civic life, media, education, commerce, and reference works. You can view and link to this information in a variety of ways, and your suggestions are welcome. Use the links at the top of this page to navigate and access this information
- Edited by: You can contact the editor of this information with your ideas and corrections; there are more pages like this covering other areas of the country
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- John December: Editor of this information since 1996; was born in the UP and lived in Marquette, Escanaba, and Houghton; winner of a Golden Pasty Award for this site which is enrshrined in the The Golden Pasty Hall of Fame
- Suggestion?: Please send a correction of any information you find here or your suggestion to johndecember@gmail.com via email with the subject line places-up
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- UP index mobile users: Outline of sections useful for mobile users; shows the section names with a link on the section name to a file showing the entries and annotations for that section; put your cursor over the section name to see a popup describing it; this format is useful to quickly select and load only the section that you'd like to see; this is a good format to show someone new to this information so as not to overwhelm them with too many links on a page
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- Updates:
major revisions and additions of links: cams, places, museums;
cities, village sites, added; county government sites added;
removal of dead links
Is something missing or incorrect?
Please send a correction to johndecember@gmail.com with the subject places-up.