List of Prehistoric Lakes - North America

North America

  • In North America, where the Great Lakes are now:
    • Glacial Lake Admiralty at Lake Ontario
    • Glacial Lake Algonquin at Lake Huron
    • Glacial Lake Baraboo, communicating with Glacial Lake Wisconsin here
    • Glacial Lake Chicago at the southern portion of Lake Michigan
    • Lake Chippewa at Lake Michigan
    • Glacial Lake Duluth at Lake Superior
    • Glacial Lake Frontenac at Lake Ontario
    • Glacial Lake Grantsburg, draining through the Saint Croix River, here
    • Glacial Lake Iroquois at Lake Ontario
    • Glacial Lake Maumee at Lake Erie
    • Glacial Lake Minong at Lake Superior
    • Lake Stanley at Lake Huron
    • Glacial Lake Wisconsin at Lake Michigan
  • Elsewhere in North America:
    • Glacial Lake Agassiz in Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Minnesota, North Dakota
    • Glacial Lake Albany in the valley of the Hudson River
    • Lake Allison in Western Oregon
    • Lake Bonneville in Utah and Idaho and Nevada
    • Glacial Lake Bretz drained north from present-day Puget Sound in Washington
    • Lake Cahuilla in Southern California at the Salton Sea and today's cities of Indio, Mexicali, and El Centro, CA
    • Glacial Lake Calvin in southeast Iowa
    • Champlain Sea in Vermont, New York, Quebec and Ontario
    • Glacial Lake Columbia in central Washington State
    • Lake Edmonton in Alberta
    • Glacial Lake Great Falls in Montana
    • Glacial Lake Hind in southwestern Manitoba
    • Glacial Lake Hitchcock in the valley of the Connecticut River
    • Lake Lahontan in Nevada, California and Oregon
    • Lubbock Lake in Texas (see Lubbock Lake Landmark)
    • Lake Manly covered Death Valley
    • Glacial Lake McConnell in Alberta, Northwest Territories, and Saskatchewan
    • Glacial Lake Missoula in Montana
    • Glacial Lake Ojibway in eastern Canada
    • Glacial Lake Passaic in New Jersey
    • Lake Peace in Alberta and British Columbia
    • Glacial Lake Regina
    • Glacial Lake Russell drained south from present-day Puget Sound in Washington
    • Glacial Lake Saginaw
    • Glacial Lake Souris across North Dakota and Manitoba
    • Glacial Lake Tight, named for William G. Tight
    • Glacial Lake Tonawanda in New York state
    • Glacial Lake Vermont in Vermont, New York states, and the province of Quebec
    • Glacial Lake Wisconsin in Wisconsin
    • Glacial Lake Snoqualmie in Washington State

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