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Name a Valid U.S. State - Lakes and Reservoirs

Name any of the U.S. states that belong in each selected category.
Answer must correspond to the yellow box
"Largest" means by surface area, not volume
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that touches two or more Great Lakes
Michigan | New York | Wisconsin
that has more than 10,000 lakes, other than Minnesota
Alaska | Michigan | Wisconsin
that touches a lake with a maximum depth over 1,000 feet
Alaska | California | Idaho | Michigan | Minnesota | Nevada | Oregon | Washington | Wisconsin
that touches a lake with an area greater than 100 square miles and a surface elevation over 5,280 feet
California | Idaho | Nevada | Utah | Wyoming
that touches a lake with an area over 100 square miles which is also touched by a Canadian province other than Ontario
Minnesota | New York | Vermont
that has a national park named for a lake
Alaska | Oregon
that has no natural lakes
Maryland
that touches a lake or reservoir which lies below sea level
California
that touches a lake north of 49°N, other than Alaska
Minnesota
whose largest lake or reservoir entirely within the state has the same name as a U.S. president
Arizona | Indiana | Missouri | Washington
whose largest lake or reservoir bordering or within the state touches a national park
Indiana | Michigan | Wyoming
whose largest lake or reservoir bordering or within the state begins and ends with a vowel (not counting the words "lake," "reservoir," etc.)
Alaska | Florida | New York | North Dakota | Ohio | Oklahoma | Pennsylvania | South Dakota
that has a lake island with an area greater than 30 square miles
Michigan | Utah | Vermont
that has a lake island with a year-round population greater than 1,000
Michigan | Washington
that has a national park named for an island in a lake
Michigan
whose capital city borders two or more lakes or reservoirs greater than 5 square miles in area
Tennessee | Wisconsin
whose largest city (by city proper population) borders the largest lake that state touches
Illinois | Louisiana | Utah | Vermont
whose largest city borders a lake with the same name as that state
Washington
whose largest city is linked to another city by a bridge across a lake or reservoir
Arkansas | Louisiana | Washington
in which the main campus of the "University of [that state]" borders a lake or reservoir that is larger than the campus
Washington | Wisconsin
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