Question 297 Rules of the Road

The correct answer is D) the St. Lawrence River to Trois-Rivières. The Inland Rules of the Road define the "Great Lakes" as the Great Lakes and their connecting and tributary waters, including the Calumet River, the Chicago River, and Saginaw Bay. However, the St. Lawrence River beyond Trois-Rivières is not considered part of the Great Lakes under these rules. Therefore, option D is the correct answer, as the St. Lawrence River to Trois-Rivières is not included in the definition of "Great Lakes" for the purposes of the Inland Rules of the Road. The other options (A, B, and C) are incorrect because the Calumet River, the Chicago River, and Saginaw Bay are all considered part of the Great Lakes under the Inland Rules of the Road.