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All Australia lakes A-Z
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Lake name | Lake description |
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Dove Lake |
One of Tasmania’s most popular natural destinations, Dove Lake greets visitors from around the world. This small glacial lake in the Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Pa… |
Lake Alexandrina & Lake Albert (Also known as Lower Murray Lakes) |
Lake Alexandrina and Lake Albert are important lakes south of Adelaide in South Australia. Often called the lower lakes of the Murray River, the two freshwater natural lakes h… |
Lake Cootharaba |
International visitors to Queensland’s famous Sunrise Coast usually don’t suspect an entirely different kind of watery delight awaits at Lake Cootharaba. Less than two miles f… |
Lake Eyre, Australia |
Lake Eyre is the largest lake in Australia and the world’s saltiest lake. Located in South Australia, Lake Eyre draws tourists due to its unusual patterns of water capacity. T… |
Lake McKenzie (Also known as Boorangoora) |
Located on Fraser Island off the coast of Queensland, Australia, Lake McKenzie’s crystal clear water and sparkling white sand combine to rank this lake among the most beautifu… |
Lake Tinaroo (Also known as Tinaroo Lake, Tinaroo Dam, Tinaroo Falls Dam) |
Lake Tinaroo, sometimes called Tinaroo Dam, Tinaroo Falls Dam or Tinaroo Lake, is a man-made reservoir located in northeastern Queensland, Australia. Resting on the Atherton T… |
Piccaninnie Ponds (Also known as Piccanninnie Blue Lake) |
One of the most unusual features of the South Australia landscape, Piccaninnie Ponds can be viewed along the Limestone Coast. These unusual ponds are relatively small and unus… |
Pink Lakes (Also known as Lake Crosbie,Lake Becking,Lake Hardy, Lake Kenyon or (historic)Linga Lakes, Sailor Lake, Crescent lake, School Lake) |
Pink Lakes are the focal point of Murray-Sunset National Park, drawing thousands of visitors every year. The lakes do not offer sandy beaches, boating or fishing. What they do… |