Lake Michigan Crossing Peninsula and Island Connection

Overview

Lake Michigan Crossing Peninsula and Island Connection is a submarine cable system that will connect various points within the state of Michigan, United States. The total length of the cable is -1 km (likely an error or placeholder value).

Route and Landings

• Beaver Island, MI, United States
• Charlevoix, MI, United States
• Gulliver, MI, United States

Ownership and Operators

The cable is owned by 123NET and Peninsula Fiber Network (PFN).

Status and Timeline

The Ready for Service (RFS) year for the Lake Michigan Crossing Peninsula and Island Connection is 2028.

Strategic Context

This cable connects several locations within the state of Michigan, providing dedicated submarine fiber capacity between Beaver Island, Charlevoix, and Gulliver. The corridor generally supports telecommunications, internet access, and enterprise connectivity services within these regions.

Beaver Island is an island located in Lake Michigan, known for its natural beauty and small community. Charlevoix, on the mainland, is a town situated along the shores of Lake Charlevoix, offering access to a variety of services including healthcare, education, and commerce. Gulliver, another mainland location, is part of Emmet County and contributes to the broader regional network.

The Lake Michigan Crossing Peninsula and Island Connection will be an important addition to this network, ensuring that these communities remain well-connected in the years ahead.