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Lakes

In Canada:

  • Summit Lake (Crooked River), Central Interior of British Columbia.
  • Summit Lake (Josephine Creek), Algoma District, Ontario.
  • Summit Lake (Kabinakagami River), Algoma District, Ontario.
  • Summit Lake (Goudreau, Ontario)
  • Summit Lake (Lochalsh River), Algoma District, Ontario
  • Summit Lake (Frontenac County)
  • Summit Lake (Kenora District)
  • Summit Lake (Rainy River District)
  • Summit Lake (Sudbury District)
  • Summit Lake (Thunder Bay District)
  • Summit Lake (Timiskaming District)
  • Summit Lake (Alberta)
  • Summit Lake (Vancouver Island)
  • Alta Lake (British Columbia) or Summit Lake
  • Gates Lake or Summit Lake, Southern Interior of British Columbia.
  • Summit Lake (Nunavut)

In the United States:

  • Summit Lake (Reading Peak, Shasta County), California
  • Summit Lake (Clear Creek County, Colorado)
  • Summit Lake (West Virginia)
  • Summit Lake (Oregon)

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