Here are the 8 lakes we have listed within USA > West > Oregon - sorted A-Z. Suggest a new lake.
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Crater Lake
(Oregon) |
Crater Lake is on the crest of the Cascade Range in southern Oregon, about 100 miles from the ocean, and is the centerpiece of Crater Lake National Park. Crater Lake's gorgeous deep blue water highlights its amazing depth of 1943 feet - the deepest lake in the United States and seventh deepest in the ... |
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Crescent Lake
(Oregon) |
Crescent Lake is nestled in the Oregon Cascade Range, nearly a mile high, with deep, clear blue waters. With over 4000 surface acres to 'play on', visitors enjoy year round activities including fishing, boating, camping, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, hiking and more. Crescent Lake is an outdoor ... |
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Devil's Lake
(Oregon) |
Lake description coming soon |
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Fern Ridge Lake
(Oregon) |
Fern Ridge Lake is the largest of thirteen flood control reservoirs in Oregon's Williamette Valley. With 9000 acres of water, Fern Ridge Lake is a premier recreational destination for the more than 750,000 annual visitors. The Lake's well developed public recreation areas provide many opportunities ... |
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Odell Lake
(Oregon) |
Six miles long and one and a half miles wide, Odell Lake sits under the scenic shadow of Diamond Peak in the Deschutes National Forest, offering wonderful outdoor recreation and fantastic fishing. Both summer and winter outdoor diversions can be enjoyed by visitors. Odell Lake is more than 280 feet ... |
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Prineville Reservoir
(Oregon) |
The over 3000 acre Prineville Reservoir is one of Central Oregon's prolific fishing and outdoor recreation water bodies. The Lake's well-developed public recreation areas provide many opportunities for a fine mix of water-related outdoor activities. Boating, camping, fishing, birding, hunting and wildlife ... |
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Tule Lake
(California, Oregon) |
Tule Lake, located on the California/Oregon border, comprises about 13,240 acres of the Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge. The Tule Lake Basin has a rich but sad history, once home to the Tule Lake War Relocation Center. Today, the Tule Lake area is recognized for its diverse natural beauty, laid back ... |
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Wickiup Reservoir
(Oregon) |
Wickiup Reservoir is an 11,000 acre angler's paradise. Camping areas are plentiful, and boat launching ramps are located at most. The Reservoir gets its name from the Native Americans, known as the Wickiups, who used the area for camping during the fall. Wickiup Reservoir is embraced by the nearly pristine ... |
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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.