ISS004-E-10319

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Spacecraft nadir point: 47.1° N, 84.1° W

Photo center point: 46.5° N, 87.5° W

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Spacecraft Altitude: 210 nautical miles (389km)
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Image Caption: Astronauts onboard the International Space Station often observe small, otherwise unnoticed water bodies on the ground due to their unusual colors. Such a lake with color linked commercial activity is Lake Gribben, located to the southeast of Ishpeming in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Iron ore is extracted from the Tilden/Empire Mine complex visible to the north of the lake.