What did Michigan receive as the part of the agreement in the Toledo war?

As part of the agreement that ended the Toledo War in 1836, Michigan received the Upper Peninsula in exchange for relinquishing its claim to the Toledo Strip, an area along the border between Ohio and Michigan. This resolution not only solidified Michigan's state boundaries but also provided access to valuable resources in the Upper Peninsula, including timber and minerals. The settlement helped Michigan achieve statehood in 1837, enhancing its political and economic stability.