Submerged Rock Line Leading Into Lake Michigan Near Kewaunee

Submerged rocks extend into Lake Michigan's shallow waters under blue sky.
Submerged rocks extend into Lake Michigan's shallow waters under blue sky.

The Kewaunee Power Station, a former nuclear power plant, is situated on the shores of Lake Michigan in Kewaunee, Wisconsin. Constructed in the early 1970s, it was one of the state's early nuclear facilities, designed to generate electricity for the region. The plant ceased operations in 2013 and has since been undergoing decommissioning. The image captures the lake's shoreline near the former plant, with a line of submerged rocks extending into the water.

Photo taken in July 2019.

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