This is a list of lakes in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico is an island and an unincorporated territory of the United States.
| Lake | Surface Area | Maximum Depth | Elevation | Coordinates | Municipality |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bano Grade Pool | 70032110000000000002,110 feet (640 m) | 18°18′06″N 65°47′07″W / 18.3016202°N 65.7851629°W / 18.3016202; -65.7851629 | Río Grande | ||
| Boca de la Zanja | 70003000000000000003 feet (0.91 m) | 18°23′40″N 67°11′30″W / 18.3943905°N 67.1915697°W / 18.3943905; -67.1915697 | Aguada | ||
| Caño Boquernón | 700113000000000000013 feet (4.0 m) | 18°00′28″N 67°10′26″W / 18.0077409°N 67.1737902°W / 18.0077409; -67.1737902 | Cabo Rojo | ||
| Charco Azul | 70031998000000000001,998 feet (609 m) | 18°05′29″N 66°01′52″W / 18.0913508°N 66.0309979°W / 18.0913508; -66.0309979 | Patillas | ||
| El Salto | 7002551000000000000551 feet (168 m) | 18°23′28″N 66°27′12″W / 18.3910599°N 66.4532264°W / 18.3910599; -66.4532264 | Manatí | ||
| La Damas Pool | 7002564000000000000564 feet (172 m) | 18°19′27″N 65°44′32″W / 18.3241195°N 65.7421069°W / 18.3241195; -65.7421069 | Luquillo | ||
| Lago Bronce | 7002167000000000000167 feet (51 m) | 18°01′42″N 66°34′08″W / 18.0282978°N 66.5687835°W / 18.0282978; -66.5687835 | Ponce | ||
| Lago Gely | 7002203000000000000203 feet (62 m) | 18°02′50″N 66°34′19″W / 18.0471859°N 66.5718392°W / 18.0471859; -66.5718392 | Ponce | ||
| Lago Giles | 7002312000000000000312 feet (95 m) | 18°02′19″N 66°33′54″W / 18.0385751°N 66.5648947°W / 18.0385751; -66.5648947 | Ponce | ||
| Lago Managua | 700113000000000000013 feet (4.0 m) | 18°26′03″N 65°58′41″W / 18.4341129°N 65.9779431°W / 18.4341129; -65.9779431 | Carolina | ||
| Lago Ponceña | 7002246000000000000246 feet (75 m) | 18°03′25″N 66°32′27″W / 18.0569075°N 66.5407279°W / 18.0569075; -66.5407279 | Juana Díaz | ||
| Lago Vista Alegre | 7002312000000000000312 feet (95 m) | 18°03′57″N 66°33′10″W / 18.0657961°N 66.5526725°W / 18.0657961; -66.5526725 | Ponce | ||
| Lagos de Levitttown | 700116000000000000016 feet (4.9 m) | 18°27′34″N 66°11′37″W / 18.4593899°N 66.1935005°W / 18.4593899; -66.1935005 | Bayamón | ||
| Laguna Aguas Prietas | 700113000000000000013 feet (4.0 m) | 18°22′14″N 65°38′38″W / 18.3705070°N 65.6437727°W / 18.3705070; -65.6437727 | Fajardo | ||
| Laguna Algodones | 700136000000000000036 feet (11 m) | 18°09′22″N 65°22′26″W / 18.1560737°N 65.3737693°W / 18.1560737; -65.3737693 | Vieques | ||
| Laguna Anones | 700110000000000000010 feet (3.0 m) | 18°08′15″N 65°17′49″W / 18.1374633°N 65.2968241°W / 18.1374633; -65.2968241 | Vieques | ||
| Laguna Arenas | 700136000000000000036 feet (11 m) | 18°06′58″N 65°34′15″W / 18.1160741°N 65.5707156°W / 18.1160741; -65.5707156 | Vieques | ||
| Laguna Atolladero | 70003000000000000003 feet (0.91 m) | 18°07′54″N 67°11′02″W / 18.1316243°N 67.1837912°W / 18.1316243; -67.1837912 | Cabo Rojo | ||
| Laguna Bocanasilla | 70007000000000000007 feet (2.1 m) | 18°09′11″N 67°09′54″W / 18.1530123°N 67.1649021°W / 18.1530123; -67.1649021 | Cabo Rojo | ||
| Laguna Cartagena | 700133000000000000033 feet (10 m) | 18°00′50″N 67°06′04″W / 18.0138523°N 67.1010117°W / 18.0138523; -67.1010117 | Lajas | ||
| Laguna El Pobre | 700110000000000000010 feet (3.0 m) | 18°07′09″N 65°33′46″W / 18.1191294°N 65.5626600°W / 18.1191294; -65.5626600 | Vieques | ||
| Laguna Grande | 700110000000000000010 feet (3.0 m) | 18°22′35″N 65°37′24″W / 18.3763402°N 65.6232171°W / 18.3763402; -65.6232171 | Fajardo | ||
| Laguna Guaniquilla | 50000000000000000000 feet (0 m) | 18°02′15″N 67°12′07″W / 18.0374617°N 67.2018466°W / 18.0374617; -67.2018466 | Cabo Rojo | ||
| Laguna Joyuda | 7002339000000000000339 acres (137 ha) | 70003000000000000003 feet (0.91 m) | 18°07′50″N 67°10′38″W / 18.1305133°N 67.1771244°W / 18.1305133; -67.1771244 | Cabo Rojo | |
| Laguna Kiani | 50000000000000000000 feet (0 m) | 18°06′53″N 65°33′41″W / 18.1146852°N 65.5612711°W / 18.1146852; -65.5612711 | Vieques | ||
| Laguna La Plata | 700110000000000000010 feet (3.0 m) | 18°07′10″N 65°22′41″W / 18.1194085°N 65.3779357°W / 18.1194085; -65.3779357 | Vieques | ||
| Laguna La Torrecilla | 700116000000000000016 feet (4.9 m) | 18°26′38″N 65°58′59″W / 18.4438347°N 65.9829431°W / 18.4438347; -65.9829431 | Loíza, Carolina | ||
| Laguna Lobina | 700110000000000000010 feet (3.0 m) | 18°18′05″N 65°18′03″W / 18.3013453°N 65.3007136°W / 18.3013453; -65.3007136 | Culebra | ||
| Laguna Los Corozos | 50000000000000000000 feet (0 m) | 18°26′23″N 66°02′19″W / 18.4396682°N 66.0384989°W / 18.4396682; -66.0384989 | San Juan, Carolina | ||
| Laguna Mata Redonda | 70003000000000000003 feet (0.91 m) | 18°28′27″N 66°18′39″W / 18.4741119°N 66.3107245°W / 18.4741119; -66.3107245 | Dorado | ||
| Laguna Matías | 70003000000000000003 feet (0.91 m) | 18°07′30″N 65°19′45″W / 18.1249639°N 65.3290465°W / 18.1249639; -65.3290465 | Vieques | ||
| Laguna Monte Largo | 700110000000000000010 feet (3.0 m) | 18°09′11″N 65°21′47″W / 18.1530183°N 65.3629358°W / 18.1530183; -65.3629358 | Vieques | ||
| Laguna Playa Grande | 50000000000000000000 feet (0 m) | 18°05′24″N 65°31′02″W / 18.0899645°N 65.5171037°W / 18.0899645; -65.5171037 | Vieques | ||
| Laguna Puerto Diablo | 50000000000000000000 feet (0 m) | 18°08′41″N 65°19′56″W / 18.1446854°N 65.3321022°W / 18.1446854; -65.3321022 | Vieques | ||
| Laguna Rica | 700123000000000000023 feet (7.0 m) | 18°27′07″N 66°25′36″W / 18.4518905°N 66.4265593°W / 18.4518905; -66.4265593 | Vega Baja | ||
| Laguna San José | 50000000000000000000 feet (0 m) | 18°25′30″N 66°01′30″W / 18.4249466°N 66.0248878°W / 18.4249466; -66.0248878 | Carolina | ||
| Laguna Tortuguero | 7002600000000000000600 acres (240 ha) | 70003000000000000003 feet (0.91 m) | 18°27′48″N 66°26′29″W / 18.4632790°N 66.4412818°W / 18.4632790; -66.4412818 | Manatí, Vega Baja | |
| Laguna Yanuel | 70003000000000000003 feet (0.91 m) | 18°07′37″N 65°22′20″W / 18.1269082°N 65.3721024°W / 18.1269082; -65.3721024 | Vieques | ||
| Laguna Zoní | 26,731 m² | 700110000000000000010 feet (3.0 m) | 18°19′13″N 65°15′34″W / 18.3202336°N 65.2593234°W / 18.3202336; -65.2593234 | Culebra | |
| Laguna de Cornelio | 700113000000000000013 feet (4.0 m) | 18°18′38″N 65°18′54″W / 18.3105117°N 65.3148805°W / 18.3105117; -65.3148805 | Culebra | ||
| Laguna de Lobine | 700110000000000000010 feet (3.0 m) | 18°18′05″N 65°18′04″W / 18.3013453°N 65.3009914°W / 18.3013453; -65.3009914 | Culebra | ||
| Laguna de Molino | 50000000000000000000 feet (0 m) | 18°19′13″N 65°14′14″W / 18.3202337°N 65.2371007°W / 18.3202337; -65.2371007 | Culebra | ||
| Laguna de Pinoñes | 70003000000000000003 feet (0.91 m) | 18°26′18″N 65°57′12″W / 18.4382793°N 65.9532208°W / 18.4382793; -65.9532208 | Loíza | ||
| Laguna de Puerto Nuevo | 700110000000000000010 feet (3.0 m) | 18°28′59″N 66°24′27″W / 18.4830003°N 66.4073924°W / 18.4830003; -66.4073924 | Vega Baja | ||
| Laguna de las Salinas | 50000000000000000000 feet (0 m) | 17°58′17″N 66°40′10″W / 17.9713562°N 66.6693402°W / 17.9713562; -66.6693402 | Ponce | ||
| Laguna del Condado | 50000000000000000000 feet (0 m) | 18°27′30″N 66°04′48″W / 18.4582786°N 66.0798882°W / 18.4582786; -66.0798882 | San Juan | ||
| Laguna del Flamenco | 278,387 m² | 700110000000000000010 feet (3.0 m) | 18°19′28″N 65°18′59″W / 18.3244002°N 65.3162695°W / 18.3244002; -65.3162695 | Culebra | |
| Mar Negro | 70003000000000000003 feet (0.91 m) | 17°56′43″N 66°15′36″W / 17.9452451°N 66.2598900°W / 17.9452451; -66.2598900 | Salinas | ||
| Pozo Del Rey | 7002413000000000000413 feet (126 m) | 18°28′01″N 66°56′07″W / 18.4668889°N 66.9351785°W / 18.4668889; -66.9351785 | Quebradillas |
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