Echo Lake

Echo Lake may refer to:

Canada
  • Echo Lake (Ontario), a lake in the Muskoka region of Ontario, Canada
  • Echo Lake Provincial Park, in British Columbia
  • Echo Lake (Saskatchewan), a lake in Qu'Appelle Valley region of Saskatchewan, Canada
  • Echo Lake Provincial Park, in Saskatchewan
United States
  • Echo Lake, California, a town
  • Echo Lake (California), a lake near the town
  • Echo Lake (Colorado), a lake in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado
  • Echo Lake Park, a park on the Rocky Mountains lake
  • Echo Lake (Illinois), a lake near Lake Zurich, Illinois
  • Echo Lake (Massachusetts), a drinking water reservoir servicing Milford, Massachusetts
  • Echo Lake (Minnesota), a lake in McLeod County, Minnesota
  • Echo Lake in Granite County, Montana
  • Echo Lake (Franconia Notch), a lake in Franconia Notch State Park in New Hampshire
  • Echo Lake (North Conway), in the eastern White Mountains of New Hampshire
  • Echo Lake in Mountainside, New Jersey
  • Echo Lake (Nevada), in the Ruby Mountains
  • Echo Lake (New York), a mountain lake within the Indian Head Wilderness of the Catskill Mountains of New York
  • Echo Lake (Pennsylvania), small town in Monroe County, Pennsylvania
  • Echo Lake, Washington, a community in Snohomish County, Washington
  • Echo Lake School, an elementary school in Glen Allen, Virginia
  • Echo Lake, one of several themed areas in the Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park
Other uses
  • Echo Lake (software)
  • Echo Lake (band)

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