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The Great Lakes are a collection of 5 large lakes in Northeastern United States and Southeastern Canada.

Great Lakes or Great Lake may also refer to:

• Great Lakes region, the area near the Great Lakes in the United States and Canada

• African Great Lakes, a collection of lakes in and around the Great Rift Valley in eastern Africa
• Great Lake (Tasmania), a lake in Australia
• Perth Wetlands or Great Lakes District, in Perth, Western Australia
• Tonlé Sap or Great Lake, a lake in Cambodia
• Great Lake, a lake on the River Poulter in Nottinghamshire, UK

• The Great Lake, a minor place in Arda in J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth

• Naval Station Great Lakes, a United States Navy base
• USS Great Lakes, a planned destroyer tender of the United States Navy that was cancelled in 1946

• Great Lakes (band), a project of the Elephant Six Collective
• The Great Lakes (album), an album by Emm Gryner

• Great Lakes Airlines, a United States regional airline based in Denver, Colorado
• Great Lakes Aircraft Company, manufacturer of the 2T-1A Sport Trainer biplane
• Great Lakes (Metra), a railway station in Lake Bluff, Illinois, United States

• Great Lakes Brewery (Toronto)
• Great Lakes Brewing Company
• Great Lakes Chemical Corporation, an American company, now part of Chemtura Corporation
• Great Lakes Council, a former local government area in New South Wales, Australia
• Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation, a lending body that specializes in educational loans
• Great Lakes Institute of Management, based in Chennai, India
• Great Lakes tectonic zone

• Great Lakes Commission, North American agency
• Great Lakes Compact
• Great Lakes Depression, a depression that contains the Great Lakes of Mongolia
• Great Lakes Megalopolis
• Iowa Great Lakes, a collection of lakes in Dickinson County, Iowa, US

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