Kettle (landform) - Examples of Kettle Lakes

Examples of Kettle Lakes

  • Austria
    • Meerauge, Bodental
    • Zmulner See, Carinthia (Kärnten)
  • Canada
    • Ontario
      • Lake Wilcox
      • Musselman Lake
      • Preston Lake
      • Puslinch Lake
  • Germany
    • Müggelsee, Berlin
    • Ukleisee, Schleswig-Holstein
    • Osterseen, Bayern
    • Eggstätter Seen, Bayern
    • Seeoner Seen, Bayern
    • Oberwaldbacher See, Bayern
    • Schluisee, Bayern
    • Teupitzer See, Brandenburg
  • New Zealand
    • Lake Matheson
  • United Kingdom
    • England
      • Aqualate Mere
      • Hatchmere
    • Scotland
      • Blae Loch
      • Loch Brown
      • Loch Fergus
      • Helenton Loch
      • Loch Morlich
  • United States
    • Indiana
      • Pinhook Bog
    • Iowa
      • Clear Lake
    • Massachusetts
      • Fresh Pond
      • Jamaica Pond
      • Spy Pond
      • Walden Pond
    • Michigan
      • Heart Lake
      • Walled Lake
      • Thumb Lake
    • New Hampshire
      • Spruce Hole Bog
  • New York
    • Lake Ronkonkoma
    • Lake Success, New York
    • Mendon Ponds
  • Ohio
    • Brady Lake
    • Calamus Swamp
    • Stage's Pond State Nature Preserve
  • Pennsylvania
    • Conneaut Lake
  • Rhode Island
    • Ell Pond
  • Washington
    • Fish Lake
  • Wisconsin
    • Elkhart Lake
    • Mauthe Lake




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