Lakes / Reservoirs in Maryland
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All Maryland lakes A-Z
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Lake name | Lake description |
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Deep Creek Lake, MD |
Deep Creek Lake is the largest inland body of water in Maryland, covering about 3,900 acres in the Allegheny Mountains of western Maryland. Since its creation in the 1920s, th… |
Jennings Randolph Lake, MD/WV (Also known as Jennings Randolph Reservoir, Bloomington Lake) |
Jennings Randolph Lake is nestled in a scenic valley along the North Branch Potomac River. This portion of the Potomac creates the county and state border between Garrett Coun… |
Lake Needwood & Lake Frank (Also known as Needwood Reservoir, Lake Bernard Frank, Bernard Frank Reservoir) |
Lake Needwood and its little neighbor, Lake Bernard Frank, offer a quiet respite from the busy, noisy metropolitan Washington DC landscape. The little lakes, Lake Needwood wit… |
Liberty Reservoir, MD (Also known as Liberty Lake) |
Liberty Reservoir, also known as Liberty Lake, is located in the Patapsco region of the Chesapeake Bay watershed within Maryland’s Baltimore suburbs. The watershed covers port… |
Little Seneca Lake, MD |
Little Seneca Lake, located near Boyds, Maryland, is the focal point of the Black Hill Regional Park and covers nearly 1/3 of its acreage. It lies in the Piedmont ecoregion, w… |
Loch Raven Reservoir, MD |
The Loch Raven Reservoir is located just a few miles north of Baltimore. Unspoiled and surrounded by forests and hiking trails, it has long provided Maryland city dwellers wit… |
Prettyboy Reservoir, MD |
Prettyboy Reservoir spreads out over 1,500 acres in northern Baltimore County, Maryland. It is named after Prettyboy Creek, which is a located in a section of Baltimore County… |
Savage River Reservoir, MD |
Fresh, crystal clear mountain water makes Savage River Reservoir a beautiful destination in northwestern Maryland. Located in a canyon of the Savage River State Forest, the 36… |