United Kingdom Lakes by Region

United Kingdom : England (15)

• Bassenthwaite Lake
• Greenlee Lough
• Bluebell Lakes
• Grindon Lough
• Brotherswater
• Ladybower Reservoir
• Buttermere
• Lake District
• Coniston Water
• Lake Windermere
• Crag Lough
• Loughrigg Tarn
• Derwentwater
• Ullswater
• Fen Drayton Lakes

United Kingdom : Northern Ireland (7)

• Lough Beg
• Lower Lough Erne
• Lough Foyle
• Strangford Lough
• Lough MacNean
• Upper Lough Erne
• Lough Neagh

United Kingdom : Scotland (13)

• Loch Assynt
• Loch Morar
• Loch Awe
• Loch Ness
• Loch Duich
• Loch Rannoch
• Loch Ericht
• Loch Shiel
• Loch Fyne
• Loch Shin
• Loch Lomond
• Loch Tay
• Loch Maree

United Kingdom : Wales (8)

• Bala Lake
• Llyn Brianne Reservoir
• Lake Vyrnwy
• Llyn Clywedog
• Llangorse Lake
• Llyn Padarn
• Llyn Brenig
• Llys-y-Fran Reservoir

Loch Tay

Loch Morar

United Kingdom Lakes A-Z

• Bala Lake
• Llangorse Lake
• Loch Rannoch
• Bassenthwaite Lake
• Llyn Brenig
• Loch Shiel
• Bluebell Lakes
• Llyn Brianne Reservoir
• Loch Shin
• Brotherswater
• Llyn Clywedog
• Loch Tay
• Buttermere
• Llyn Padarn
• Lough Beg
• Coniston Water
• Llys-y-Fran Reservoir
• Lough Foyle
• Crag Lough
• Loch Assynt
• Lough MacNean
• Derwentwater
• Loch Awe
• Lough Neagh
• Fen Drayton Lakes
• Loch Duich
• Loughrigg Tarn
• Greenlee Lough
• Loch Ericht
• Lower Lough Erne
• Grindon Lough
• Loch Fyne
• Strangford Lough
• Ladybower Reservoir
• Loch Lomond
• Ullswater
• Lake District
• Loch Maree
• Upper Lough Erne
• Lake Vyrnwy
• Loch Morar
• Lake Windermere
• Loch Ness

Lakes in UK

Lake Name	Lake Summary
Bala Lake	Also known as: Llyn Tegid Bala Lake is nestled in the gentle rolling hills of North Wales and has stunning mountains resting in the background. The lake, called Llyn Tegid in ...
Bassenthwaite Lake	Also known as: Bass Lake, Bassenwater, Broadwater, The Lake District Bassenthwaite Lake is a scenic peaceful lake located in England's Lake District. In this land of many lakes, Bassenthwaite Lake is the only body of water ...
Bluebell Lakes	Fishing is serious sport in Great Britain: Bluebell Lakes is one of the favored places to engage in this sport. With few natural lakes, the English countryside ...
Brotherswater	Also known as: Brothers Water, Broad Water, The Lake District Surrounded by green fields, grazing sheep and scenic hillsides, Brotherswater is found in northwest England's Lake District National Park. At 47 acres ...
Buttermere	Also known as: The Lake District Located among the western lakes in England's Lake District, ruggedly beautiful Buttermere is one of a chain of three spectacular lakes. Running from northwest ...
Coniston Water	Also known as: Conison Lake, Coniston, Thurston Water, The Lake District Coniston Water is in England's Lake District, its spectacular landscapes making it an impressive tourist attraction in its own right. However, Coniston ...
Crag Lough	Also known as: Roman Wall Loughs Set within the southern end of England's Northumberland National Park, Crag Lough is one of three lakes known as the Roman Wall Loughs. The cliffs that ...
Derwentwater	Also known as: Derwent Water, Derwentwater Lake, The Lake District Cumbria, in northwest England, is home to Lake District National Park, established in 1951. All of the land in England that exceeds an elevation of 3,000 ...
Fen Drayton Lakes	Also known as: Swavesey Lakes, Moore Lake, Elney Lake, Oxholme Lake, Holywell Lake, Ferry Lagoon, Ferry Pond, Springhill Lagoon, Far Fen Lake, Swavesey Lake, Scout Pond Just north of the tiny village of Fen Drayton in Cambridgeshire, East Anglia, a series of small ponds called the Fen Drayton Lakes anchors the Fen Drayton ...
Greenlee Lough	Also known as: Roman Wall Loughs Located in Northumberland National Park, Greenlee Lough is Northumberland County's largest natural lake. Considered one of the Roman Wall Loughs, Greenlee ...
Grindon Lough	Grindon Lough is a beautiful country lake found among the hills and dales of North East England. Set within the southern boundary of Northumberland National ...
Ladybower Reservoir	Also known as: Ladybower Lake The hunter waits patiently for the birds to emerge at Ladybower Reservoir. There is a rustle then the grouse break cover, their wings thrumming and beating ...
Lake District	Also known as: The Lake, Lakeland Holiday in England's Lake District, and you will find sparkling lakes set amidst stunning mountain scenery, wild heather carpeting gently rolling hills, ...
Lake Vyrnwy	Also known as: Llyn Efyrnwy, Vyrnwy Reservoir Lake Vyrnwy (Llyn Efyrnwy in Welsh) is a beautiful man-made reservoir constructed in 1888 to provide the City of Liverpool with a reliable and plentiful ...
Lake Windermere	Also known as: Windermere, The Lake District Lake Windermere is the largest natural lake in England, covering more than 3,600 acres (1,476 hectares) in northwest England's famous Lake District. Called ...
Llangorse Lake	Also known as: Llangors Lake, Lake Syfaddan, Lyn Syfaddan Sitting within Brecon Beacons National Park, Llangorse Lake stands as the largest natural lake in South Wales and second largest in the principality of ...
Llyn Brenig	Also known as: Lake Brenig, Llyn Brenig Reservoir Llyn (Lake) Brenig is a sparkling 920-acre (3.7 square kilometer) reservoir located in North Wales, in the heart of the Denbigh moors. Nestled between ...
Llyn Brianne Reservoir	Also known as: Llyn Brianne, Lake Brianne The Llyn Brianne Reservoir is a beautiful 530-acre (2.1 square kilometer) body of water nestled in the Cambrian Mountains of Mid-Wales. Created in 1972 ...
Llyn Clywedog	Also known as: Lake Clywedog, Clywedog Reservoir The Clywedog Reservoir, or Llyn (Lake) Clywedog, was formed by damming the River Clywedog, a tributary of the River Severn, in 1967. The concrete buttress ...
Llyn Padarn	Also known as: Lake Padarn Llyn Padarn (Lake Padarn) is a sparkling 242-acre (one square kilometer) lake nestled in the Llanberis Pass at the foot of Mount Snowdon, (Wales' highest ...
Llys-y-Fran Reservoir	Also known as: Llysyfran Reservoir Nestled at the base of the Preseli Mountains of Southwest Wales, Llys-y-Fran Reservoir is a 212-acre, (0.9 square kilometers) man-made lake within the ...
Loch Assynt	Hidden away in a remote corner of Northwestern Scotland, Loch Assynt offers a scenic vista consisting of nearly 2,000 acres of sparkling cold waters, ...
Loch Awe	Also known as: Lake Awe Scenic Loch Awe is located in central Scotland's Argyll and Bute Council region. Renowned for its trout fishing, the lake is a fantastic holiday getaway ...
Loch Duich	Mysterious and romantic, beautiful Loch Duich holds a special place in the history and hearts of Scotland's West Highlands. Loch Duich featured prominently ...
Loch Ericht	Also known as: Lake Ericht Hidden in the shadow of Ben Alder Munro or Mountain, Loch Ericht is a beautiful freshwater lake on the border between Perth and Kinross and the Highlands ...
Loch Fyne	Also known as: Lake Fyne Loch Fyne is a sea loch (lake) on the west coast of Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It extends 40 miles (65 kilometers) inland from the Sound of Bute, making ...
Loch Lomond	Also known as: Lake Lomond Due to its stunningly beautiful location, Loch Lomond is one of the more popular lochs or lakes in Western Scotland. Although not the longest lake at ...
Loch Maree	Remote, desolate, historic, beautiful: all of these describe Loch Maree. Located in the Highlands and Morey Region of Northwestern Scotland, Loch Maree ...
Loch Morar	The deepest loch in the western Highlands of Scotland is beautiful Loch Morar. Gouged from the rock by glaciers, this water body reaches the extreme depth ...
Loch Ness	In the Scottish Highlands, the air is clear. The mountains roll on and on, like large lumbering animals. Breathtaking glens, left by the cutting passage ...
Loch Rannoch	Nestled in the Perth and Kinross region of the Scottish Highlands, Loch Rannoch is a glacial freshwater lake often considered to be the most beautiful ...
Loch Shiel	Also known as: Loch Seile Surrounded by one of the few remaining areas of true wilderness in Scotland, the picturesque scenery around Scotland's Loch Shiel has been featured in ...
Loch Shin	Loch Shin is a long and narrow glacial lake located in County Sutherland, part of the Scottish Highlands. This freshwater loch measures about 17.5 miles ...
Loch Tay	Loch Tay is a long and narrow natural lake in the central Scottish Highlands that extends southwest to northeast in the country's Central and Perthshire ...
Lough Beg	Also known as: Loch Beag Lough Beg, a freshwater lake in the northeastern part of Northern Ireland, is located near the center of the province of Ulster and straddles two counties, ...
Lough Foyle	Also known as: Loch Feabhail Standing on the stoop of his holiday cottage looking out over the water of Lough Foyle, he was struck by how closely the 44,000 acre estuary matched his ...
Lough MacNean	Also known as: Upper Lough MacNean, Lower Lough MacNean Lough MacNean, a freshwater lake (lough) surrounded by picturesque scenery, is often referred to by Upper Lough MacNean and Lower Lough MacNean. This ...
Lough Neagh	Also known as: Lake Neagh, The Lough Nestled in the heart of Northern Ireland, Lough (Lake) Neagh is the largest freshwater lake in the British Isles. Covering over 96,800 acres with beautiful ...
Loughrigg Tarn	Also known as: Diana's Looking Glass Loughrigg Tarn is a charming country lake set in northwest England's Lake District National Park. The calm water of this peaceful lake mirrors wooded ...
Lower Lough Erne	Also known as: Lower Lake Erne, Lake Earne Lower Lough (Lake) Erne is one of several lakes on the beautiful River Erne in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. The River Erne begins in County Cavan ...
Strangford Lough	Also known as: Strangford Lake, Loch Cuan, Strangford Strangford Lough (Lake) is a 37,066-acre inland, tidal, salt water lake off the east coast of County Down in Northern Ireland. Separated from the Irish ...
Ullswater	Also known as: Ullswater Lake, The Lake District Cumbria, in northwest England's famous Lake District, is home to diverse natural features that attract visitors from near and far. Ullswater, a natural ...
Upper Lough Erne	Also known as: Upper Lake Erne Upper Lough Erne is a sparkling 8,525-acre lake on the scenic River Erne in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. The River Erne begins in County Cavan ...