Here are the 8 lakes we have listed within USA > New England > Connecticut - sorted A-Z. Suggest a new lake.
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Bantam Lake
(Connecticut) |
Bantam Lake is an outdoor wonderland with great fishing, an almost completely forested shoreline and White Memorial Foundation - a nationally known conservation camping, education, hiking and boating facility. Bantam Lake is the largest natural water body in Connecticut and is fed by the Bantam River ... |
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Candlewood Lake
(Connecticut) |
Candlewood Lake is Connecticut's largest man-made reservoir and lake and one of the largest in the U.S. The City of Danbury and four other towns (Brookfield, New Milford, Sherman and New Fairfield) all claim Candlewood Lake's 86 miles of mostly steep forested shoreline and a surface area of over 5,000 ... |
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Colebrook River Lake
(Connecticut, Massachusetts) |
With over 800 acres of boating and fishing waters, with no residential development, Colebrook River Lake - straddling the Connecticut and Massachusetts state line - is an ideal leisure-time destination. Colebrook River Lake provides many excellent recreational boating and fishing opportunities, including ... |
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Lake Lillinonah
(Connecticut) |
With more than 1500 acres of boating and fishing waters, bordered by a wide variety of shoreline vistas, Lake Lillinonah in southwestern Connecticut is a great outdoor enjoyment destination. Lake Lillinonah provides recreation areas with boat ramps, kayaking, canoeing, wildlife viewing, hiking trails, ... |
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Lake Waramaug
(Connecticut) |
Lake Waramaug is over four miles long, and in the Housatonic River Drainage Basin offering wonderful outdoor recreation and fine fishing for residents and visitors. Lake Waramaug is forty feet deep with a number of bays, inlets and coves. The Lake provides an ideal location for sport fishing, boating, ... |
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Lake Zoar
(Connecticut) |
With more than 900 acres of boating and fishing waters, bordered by a wide variety of shoreline vistas, in southwestern Connecticut's Lake Zoar is a great outdoor enjoyment resting place. Lake Zoar provides recreation areas with boat ramps, kayaking, swimming, canoeing, wildlife viewing, hiking trails, ... |
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Pachaug Pond
(Connecticut) |
Pachaug Pond is nestled in the town of Griswold, in southeastern Connecticut and is the state's largest public water body east of the Connecticut River. With over 800 surface acres to 'play on', residents and visitors enjoy excellent outdoor activities including fishing, swimming, boating, camping, ... |
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Saugatuck Reservoir
(Connecticut) |
Saugatuck Reservoir is an outdoor person's wonderland with great fishing, wonderful hiking, a unique landscape and a plethora of woodland and marsh birds and animals. Wildlife viewing is superb with fox, bobcat, lynx, coyote, deer, turkey, hawks, beaver, eagles, falcons, and infrequent moose being ... |
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Note: For most lakes, some data are unknown or do not apply, so these comparisons may show fewer than 8 lakes.