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March 16, 1936 -
DELTA regained full control of the area overlapped w/ DOOR (Wis.); dispute w/ Wis. ended when the U.S. Sup. Ct. decreed the revised Mich.-Wis. boundary through Green Bay and Lake Mich., restoring to DELTA the area it appeared to lose in 1926.
(Martin, "Second Wisconsin-Michigan," 86, 118-121)
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November 22, 1926 -
March 16, 1936
DELTA appeared to lose islands north of the Rock Island Passage to DOOR (Wis.) when the U.S. Supreme Court decreed the precise course of the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary through Lake Michigan and Green Bay and introduced some unintentional errors.
(Martin, "Michigan-Wisconsin," 143-145, 158; Paullin, 86, pl. 101)
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March 01, 1926 -
November 22, 1926
DELTA's claimed overlap of Wisconsin ended when the U.S. Supreme Court decided the dispute between Michigan and Wisconsin entirely in favor of Wisconsin.
(Martin, "Michigan-Wisconsin," 141-143)
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October 08, 1923 -
March 01, 1926
DELTA implicitly overlapped DOOR (Wis.) when Mich. took its 1909 dispute with Wis. to the U.S. Sup. Ct. & expanded its scope by claiming more territory in the UP and more waters & isl. of Green Bay. Wisconsin never lost control of the disputed area.
(Martin, "Michigan-Wisconsin," 116, 118, 132)
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March 12, 1861 -
October 08, 1923
DELTA gained from SCHOOLCRAFT, lost to creation of Non-County Area 8 and Non-County Area 9.
(Mich. Acts 1861, reg. sess., no. 129, secs. 1, 5/pp. 174-175; Mich. Acts 1863, reg. sess., no. 16/p. 14)
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March 09, 1843 -
March 12, 1861
DELTA created from MICHILIMACKINAC (now MACKINAC) and Non-County Area 6.
(Mich. Acts 1843, ann. sess., no. 89, secs. 6-7/pp. 202-203)
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