Lake Michigan Triangle.
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The Lake Michigan Triangle is a folkloric 'anomaly zone' over the southern part of Lake Michigan, popularized in analogy to the Bermuda Triangle. It is linked in lore to ship and aircraft…
The Lake Michigan Triangle is a folkloric 'anomaly zone' over the southern part of Lake Michigan, popularized in analogy to the Bermuda Triangle. It is linked in lore to ship and aircraft disappearances (notably Flight 2501 in 1950 and the captain of the Rosa Belle) plus underwater-object (USO) stories. There is no scientific basis distinguishing it from normal maritime/aviation risk on a large, weather-volatile lake; it is a narrative cluster, not a documented phenomenon.