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Here are the 13 lakes we have listed within Canada > Quebec - compared by Deepest Lakes.

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Lake Name	Maximum depth in feet	Lake Description
Manicouagan Reservoir (Quebec, Canada)	1,146	Also known as: Lake Manicouagan, Lac Manicouagan, Lac Mouchalagane Manicouagan Reservoir is one of the world's most interesting geological features. This huge annular (circular) lake was shaped by a number of factors, earliest of which was an asteroid strike an estimated 211 million years ago which created an impact crater over 60 miles across. In more recent history, ...
Lake Timiskaming (Ontario, Canada / Quebec, Canada)	709	Also known as: Lake Temiskaming, Lac Temiscamingue Large, scenic and inviting, Lake Timiskaming forms part of the border between Ontario and Quebec. A full 68 miles long, Lake Timiskaming is about 5 miles wide at its widest point. However, that width is deceptive; the lake formed in a rift valley and is more than 700 feet deep in spots. The lake lies ...
Lake Mistassini (Quebec, Canada)	600	Also known as: Lac Mistassini Lake Mistassini in Quebec's James Bay region is the stuff fishing legends are made of. Located 220 miles east of James Bay and over 400 miles north of Montreal, Lake Mistassini is the largest natural lake in Quebec. This is fly-in country; getting to the lake by road takes considerable effort, not to ...
Lake Champlain (Quebec, Canada / New York, USA / Vermont, USA)	400	Lake Champlain, straddling New York and Vermont in the USA, and Quebec in Canada, is a natural freshwater lake seated 96 feet above sea level. Briefly designated a Great Lake by President Bill Clinton in 1998, Lake Champlain reaches a maximum depth of 400 feet, covers an impressive 435 square miles, ...
Lake Memphremagog (Quebec, Canada / Vermont, USA)	351	Also known as: Lac Memphremagog A perfect reflection of brightly colored mountains among a blue backdrop is cast upon Lake Memphremagog's smooth, motionless surface. A kayaker, sitting peacefully among his surroundings, opens his eyes to watch a rippling motion move across the top of the water. Tales of an underwater serpent called ...
Lake Kipawa (Quebec, Canada)	300	Also known as: Lake Kippewa Sprawled across one of western Quebec's most beautiful environments, Lake Kipawa offers nearly 75,000 acres of pristine water stretching into countless coves, arms and bays. This beautiful lake winds among islands, steep limestone cliffs, narrow channels and rocky shorelines covered in trees and inhabited ...
Lake Massawippi (Quebec, Canada)	281	Also known as: Massawippi Lake, Lac Massawippi Lake Massawippi is a 4,448-acre recreational wonderland in southern Quebec near the Vermont border. It has a maximum depth of 281 feet and an average depth of 136 feet, making it one of the deepest lakes in the region. Besides being an outdoor paradise for local enthusiasts, Lake Massawippi supplies ...
Lac des Trois Montagnes (Quebec, Canada)	222	She clips the carabineer onto the metal ring drilled into the rock. Reaching out with her foot she teeters between metal steps walking the "iron road." It would be less scary not to look down, but the view is one of the things that made her hang herself off the side of this cliff. She checks her ...
Lac Saint-Jean (Quebec, Canada)	207	Also known as: Lake Saint-John, Piekouagami Follow Quebec's Saguenay River to Lake Saint John and you will follow a path carved by time and the impressive power of nature. The two waterways are the premiere features of the Saguenay - Lac-Saint Jean Tourism Region. Located in south-central Quebec, the region includes approximately 25 million acres ...
Bark Lake (Quebec, Canada)	161	Also known as: Lac des Ecorces, Lac de Barkme Bark Lake sits among the tree-covered hills of Canada's Laurentian Mountain region a short 50-mile drive northwest of Montreal and 100 miles northeast of Ottawa. Located in southwestern Quebec, Bark Lake falls within the province's Laurentides Tourism Region and the country's Central Canada Tourism ...
Caniapiscau Reservoir (Quebec, Canada)	160	Also known as: Lake Caniapiscau "The money is not as useful as the land was before we lost it." -Chisasibi Cree Native About 9,000 years ago, the glaciers receded on the Laurentian Plateau of the Canadian Shield, leaving pockets of lakes in their wake. The rivers were fast and ran with snowmelt, and lakes covered the landscape. ...
Lac des Chats (Ontario, Canada / Quebec, Canada)	157	Also known as: Chats Lake Lac des Chats is more than a 'wide spot' on the Ottawa River. Champlain and other explorers remarked on the abundance of catfish along the waterway, so the lake became known as Lac des Chats, or Lake of the Cats. The lake was located above Chats Falls, and for many years the falls drew visitors to view ...
Lake Abitibi (Ontario, Canada / Quebec, Canada)	49	Nearly 250,000 acres of water delight visitors to Lake Abitibi on the Ontario/Quebec border. This huge lake is actually two lake basins connected by a short channel. Located about 600 miles from Montreal and over 200 miles south of James Bay, Lake Abitibi remains relatively remote and not visited by ...

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