Quake Lake
Quake Lake, officially known as Earthquake Lake, is situated on the Madison River in southwestern Montana. This lake was formed
Quake Lake, officially known as Earthquake Lake, is situated on the Madison River in southwestern Montana. This lake was formed
Rock Lake, located in eastern Washington, is the deepest and largest scabland lake created by the Missoula Floods. It stretches
Jackson City Reservoir, known as Hammertown Lake, is a prominent recreational destination in Southeastern Ohio. Constructed in 1953, this 190-acre
Crystal Lake, a 33-acre natural great pond in the heart of Newton, Massachusetts, is a picturesque and tranquil oasis just
Lake Arbuckle, situated in Polk County, Florida, spans nearly 3,800 acres and is a natural lake characterized by its undeveloped
The Black River and Cocodrie Lake complex, which makes up the Cocodrie Lake Complex, is an amazing illustration of the
Seymour Lake, located just outside Smithers, British Columbia, spans over 200 acres and is one of the series of shallow
Sprawling across almost 9,000 acres in the Maine Highlands Region, Brassua Lake is a picturesque and relatively undiscovered natural lake.
Lake Cochichewick, located in North Andover, Massachusetts, is the primary drinking water source for the town’s 28,000 residents. Spanning 560
Pitt Lake, situated on the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, is the second largest lake with an area of roughly
Smith Lake, nestled between Lake Osakis and the City of Alexandria in Minnesota’s Central Region, is a serene, less-crowded destination
Buntzen Lake is a picturesque 4.8-kilometer-long lake in Anmore, British Columbia, within the Greater Vancouver area. Surrounded by stunning mountains