Here are the 44 lakes we have listed within USA > Mid-Atlantic - sorted A-Z. Suggest a new lake.
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Canadice Lake
(New York) |
The smallest of New York's famous Finger Lakes, Canadice Lake measures just 3 miles long and 1/2 mile wide. Its 640 acres are almost wholly undeveloped, making Canadice Lake appear as untouched as it did hundreds of years ago. As the highest in elevation Finger Lake, Canadice Lake also offers sparkling ... |
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Canadohta Lake
(Pennsylvania) |
Canadohta Lake, the second largest natural lake in Pennsylvania and Northwestern Pennsylvania's Best-Kept Secret, is located between Erie, Titusville, and Meadville. Now known and loved for its clean, clear spring-fed waters, the lake was originally formed by glaciers in the early ice age. The 168-acre ... |
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Canandaigua Lake
(New York) |
Canandaigua Lake, located in Ontario County's "Lake Country," is the fourth largest Finger Lake, stretching out over 15.5 miles in length and 1.5 miles in width. Canandaigua is Iroquois for "chosen spot," a fitting name, as it is an area of stunning natural beauty; 50% of its shoreline and surrounding ... |
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Cayuga Lake
(New York) |
Cayuga Lake, located in western New York, is the second largest Finger Lake in both surface area and volume. Boasting 38.2 miles in length, 1.7 miles in average width, 42,956 surface acres, and a maximum depth of 435 feet, this Finger Lake will give you all the room you need to explore. The parks ... |
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Chautauqua Lake
(New York) |
Also known as: Lake Chautauqua Chautauqua Lake, located in idyllic Western New York state, has been a destination for vacationers for more than a century. At 1,308 feet above sea level, Chautauqua Lake is one of the highest navigable bodies of water in North America. Only about 6 miles from the shores of Lake Erie, Chautauqua Lake ... |
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Conesus Lake
(New York) |
Livingston County, New York considers Conesus Lake to be its pride and joy, the jewel of the county. Indeed, the lake's original Seneca name means "Always Beautiful," and with emerald green shores and sapphire blue waters, the small Finger Lake lives up to both of its name, affording the area's residents ... |
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Conneaut Lake
(Pennsylvania) |
Conneaut Lake, located between Pittsburgh and Erie, is the largest natural lake in Pennsylvania. The glacial lake was formed in the Pleistocene period when a large block of ice broke off of a receding ice front and was surrounded by earth and sediment. When the ice melted, the lake now called Conneaut ... |
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Cowanesque Lake
(Pennsylvania) |
Clocking in at just over 1,085 acres, Cowanesque Lake in north-central Pennsylvania offers fun and relaxation for the entire family. Located in Tioga County close to the New York state border, the lake is 4.2 miles long with 17 miles of shoreline. Lake depth ranges from 5 to 200 feet. Built by the ... |
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Deep Creek Lake
(Maryland) |
Though only about 3,900 acres, Deep Creek Lake is the largest inland body of water in Maryland. Like all Maryland lakes, the reservoir is man-made, and is a haven for many freshwater fish, aquatic birds, black bears, and more. The lake was purchased by the State of Maryland in 2000, and has been transformed ... |
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Eagles Mere Lake
(Pennsylvania) |
Higest natural lake in Pennsylvania |
Note: For most lakes, some data are unknown or do not apply, so these comparisons may show fewer than 44 lakes.