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Sand Lake

(Ontario, Canada)

2,046 acres

32 miles of shoreline

47 feet max. depth

381 feet above sea level

Sand Lake is likely one of the best-known lakes along the Rideau Waterway in Eastern Ontario. Sand Lake is the location of idyllic Birch Island and home to many, many cottages. The lake was increased in size somewhat by the building of the Jones Falls Dam during construction of the Rideau Canal. A central crossing for boaters navigating the canal, Sand Lake is home to two of the canal's more famous ... Read full review

Apple Valley Lake

(Ohio, USA)

511 acres

10 miles of shoreline

70 feet max. depth

1,046 feet above sea level

Tucked away in the gently rolling hills of Knox County in Central Ohio, Apple Valley Lake offers residents almost limitless recreation opportunities. With the clear, clean waters of its well-stocked aquatic depths and the community's many amenities, Apple Valley Lake is the perfect home or home away from home. Created by the American Central Corporation based in Michigan, Apple Valley Lake is three ... Read full review

Lake Roosevelt

(Washington, USA)

82,000 acres

630 miles of shoreline

400 feet max. depth

1,290 feet above sea level

Lake Roosevelt, located approximately 90 miles northwest of Spokane, Washington, covers 82,000 acres with a shoreline of 630 miles. Lake Roosevelt, also known as Lake Franklin D. Roosevelt, was formed when the Grand Coulee Dam was completed in 1942. As part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal to create jobs and stimulate the economy, and in conjunction with the Columbia River Basin project, ... Read full review

Lake Greenwood

(South Carolina, USA)

11,400 acres

212 miles of shoreline

69 feet max. depth

439 feet above sea level

Lake Greenwood, located in the counties of Greenwood, Laurens, and Newberry, is one of South Carolina's more popular lakes. Stretching 20 miles and with a shoreline of 212 miles, Lake Greenwood is the site for many recreational activities as well as residential homes. Recreational activities include boating, water-skiing, swimming, fishing, and more. Lake Greenwood was created by impounding ... Read full review

Swan Lake

(New York, USA)

332 acres

1,325 feet above sea level

Old timers remember it as Stevensville Pond, but locals now know Swan Lake as the perfect spot for small town relaxation with access to big city musicians. Located in southwestern New York's Catskills Mountain tourism region, the lake is a private 332-acre gem tucked away in the town of Liberty, just 10 miles away from the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts where many famous musicians have played. Swan ... Read full review

Lake Michigan-Huron

(Ontario, Canada - Great Lakes - Illinois, USA - Indiana, USA - Michigan, USA - Wisconsin, USA)

29,062,400 acres

5,463 miles of shoreline

923 feet max. depth

577 feet above sea level

Lake Michigan and Lake Huron - two of North America's Great Lakes - are contiguous and they share the same elevation of 577 feet above sea level. They are connected by the five-mile-wide Straits of Mackinac. Hydrologically, this makes these "two lakes" a single lake. Some hydrologists designate the combined entity of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron as "Lake Michigan-Huron." We list the combined ... Read full review

Lake Dora

(Florida, USA)

4,502 acres

17 miles of shoreline

12 feet max. depth

62 feet above sea level

A perfect lake in a perfect area describes Lake Dora in Florida's Eastern Central Region. The Lake Dora area has been a favorite destination of northern retiree 'snowbirds' for nearly 50 years. Part of the Harris Chain of Lakes, huge Lake Dora is rich in wildlife and fish, with many miles of waterways to cruise and plenty of activities to keep visitors and winter residents occupied and interested. ... Read full review

Wilson Lake

(Ontario, Canada)

2,500 acres

8 miles of shoreline

106 feet max. depth

741 feet above sea level

Ontario visitors who think 'cottage country' is limited to the Muskoka Region will miss out on Wilson Lake! Located in Ontario's 'near north', Wilson Lake is located in the Parry Sound District, immediately north of the Muskoka Region. Better known as Wilson Lake, some official maps call it Wauquimakog Lake. Wauquimakog is taken from the First Nations word meaning 'laughing water'. Known for excellent ... Read full review