I am planning a flight home around the lake from Michigan to Wisconsin via the lake shore. I was looking at the fly chart and it was showing areas to be at 2000 feet and all the way up to 3500 in some spots. My question is why is it 2000 feet in the one spot when the airspace does not start until 3600 feet in that area? I have flown this route before long ago but never remembered being below 2500.
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