Lake Michigan City is a term used to describe three cities located on the shores of Lake Michigan: Racine, Gary, and Kenosha. Racine is a city in southeastern Wisconsin with a population of over 78, 000 people. It is known for its many parks, beaches, and historic sites. Gary is a city in northwestern Indiana with a population of over 80, 000 people. It is known for its steel industry and its proximity to Chicago. Kenosha is a city in southeastern Wisconsin with a population of over 99, 000 people. It is known for its harbor, museums, and cultural attractions. All three cities are located on the shores of Lake Michigan and are considered part of the Lake Michigan City region.