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Deep Creek Lake (lagoslakeid 80338) is the largest lake in Maryland, 1489 ha, thus lots of recreation! A drainage lake (inflowing & outflowing streams) & elevation of 787m. Find out more about your lake/lakes using LAGOS-US LOCUS #LAGOSlakes #LakesforLunch doi.org/10.1002/lol2.1…

Summer pic of Little Hosmer Pond (lagoslakeid 4512) in VT - this 73ha lake with upstream lakes has been used recreationally since at least 1882- tinyurl.com/3pw2sdk7. Learn about your lake using LAGOS-US LOCUS #LAGOSlakes #LakesforLunch doi.org/10.1002/lol2.1… PC: Kendra Cheruvelil

Love lakes? Interested in big data? Check out this month’s blog post from LAGOS! This blog release discusses the recent launch of the first US data modules, as well as recent social media campaign efforts. The blog post and more can be found at lagoslakes.org/blog #LAGOSLakes

Love lakes? Jenny Lake (#463943), is located in Jackson, WY and is a scenic site in Grand Teton National Park. With an area of 4.9 sq. km and a 'DrainageLk' classification, this lake is both rich in history and a popular tourist spot today. lagoslakes.org #LakesForLunch

Bass Lake is a headwater glaciated lake in Northern Lower Michigan. Its max depth is 8.5m and it has many shallow areas with beautiful patches of water lilies. If you go, don't confuse it with the other 216 Bass Lakes in the US--best to use its lagoslakeid (3273)! #LakesForLunch

Lake Haiyaha ("high-ya-ha") is tucked away in Rocky Mountain National Park, CO. This 4.6ha lake (#360540) gets its distinct color from fine glacial sediments suspended in the water. If the scenery doesn’t take your breath away, the elevation might (3117m; 10226ft). #LakesForLunch

Lake Menomin (lagoslakeid #2359) is located in Menomonie, WI and is classified as a reservoir ('RSVR') via LAGOS. Though not pictured here, Lake Menomin experiences severe algal blooms during the summer months, turning much of the lake water to a bright green. #LakesForLunch

Check out our latest blog post: How a walk in the park provided the "spark" I didn't know I needed lagoslakes.org/2021/09/22/how… via WordPress.com #WordPress

Crater Lake, OR (#474255) is the deepest lake (592m) in the lower 48! Volcanic in origin, the intense blue is due to low productivity and exceptional clarity. Wizard Island is in the foreground. Take a hike along the rim (2164m) and watch for Clark’s nutcrackers! #LakesForLunch

Jordan Pond, ME (lagoslakeid# 1023) is actually quite large at 75ha in Acadia National Park. Known for its exceptional clarity, the lake can be accessed by car or the park’s famous hiking and biking trails. The granite “bubbles” are shown beyond the north shore. #LakesForLunch

Lake of the Clouds is a beautifully reflective lake up near Lake Superior in Michigan's upper peninsula. Due to the height of the cliffs next to the lake, it is possible to see clouds in the water! This photo was taken in early May when it is still extremely cold! #LakesForLunch

The Wishon Reservoir (#477588) in Sierra National Forest, Fresno County, CA is a 388ha lake at 1995m (6545ft) elevation. The reservoir was created in the 1950s from the North Fork of the Kings River and is used for recreation and hydroelectric generation. #LakesForLunch

Check out our latest blog post: "Duck, Here Come the Big Data!" at lagoslakes.org/blog/ #LakesForLunch

Want to learn more about lakes? Check out the latest blog post from research assistant Andrea Paul (Data Intensive Landscape Limnology lab at MSU) at: lagoslakes.org/2022/10/06/ear…

Check out the latest blog post from research assistant Emily Wasen (Data Intensive Landscape Limnology lab at MSU) at: lagoslakes.org/2022/11/16/we-…

Love lakes? Be sure to check out a new article using LAGOS lake-stream network data regarding freshwater wildlife and climate change (doi.org/10.1002/ecs2.4…) and its accompanying press release! (canr.msu.edu/news/highways-…).

Interested in freshwater response to wildfire and climate change? Check out this article and press release on one fascinating hypereutrophic California lake! (doi.org/10.1002/ecs2.4…) (canr.msu.edu/news/how-an-ms…)