Grand Traverse Bay

[trav-ers]

noun

1. an inlet of Lake Michigan on the NW of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan.

Example Sentences

In the northern reaches of the state, it lies between Lake Michigan and Grand Traverse Bay.

From New York Times

And they would be right - for example, Traverse City’s water system sucks between 3 million and 14 million gallons of water each day from East Grand Traverse Bay.

From Washington Times

But “northern Michigan” starts far below the Mackinac Bridge, and apart from some towns around Grand Traverse Bay, the region votes Republican by a landslide.

From Washington Post

But the photo social media users are sharing was taken in June after a motorboat sank in northern Michigan’s Grand Traverse Bay.

From Seattle Times

Coast Guard rescued 10 people from northern Michigan’s Grand Traverse Bay after their boat began sinking, plunging the boat’s passengers into the chilly waters, officials said.

From Washington Times