Lakes of Manitoba

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1. What is the largest lake in Manitoba? Lac du Bonnet Lake Manitoba Lake Winnipeg Lake Winnipegosis

2. Wasagaming is the popular tourist destination on the shore of this lake in Manitoba's only National Park. What is the lake's name? Answer: ((see-through))

3. Located at the southern extremity of the Whiteshell Provincial Park, this popular vacation destination is just off the TransCanada Highway. Big Whiteshell Lake Falcon Lake Lake of the Woods Rainy Lake

4. This lake covered parts of Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan, North Dakota, and Minnesota during the Wisconsin Glacial Age. Lake Cambria Lake Agassiz Lake Valhalla Great Glacier Lake

5. This rather large lake is due north of Portage La Prairie. Lake Manitoba Lake Winnipeg Lake Winnipegosis Cedar Lake

6. North of Riding Mountain National Park is a small city that is known for its Ukranian heritage. Nearby is a lake that carries the same name as the city. What is it? Answer: (One Word)

7. This lake straddles the Manitoba-Saskatchewan border, but it is mostly in Saskatchewan. Gods Lake Cedar Lake Southern Indian Lake Reindeer Lake

8. One might think that Lake Winnipeg, being the largest lake in Manitoba, is also the deepest. It isn't. Which one is? Lake Winnipegosis West Hawk Lake Island Lake Lac du Bonnet

9. This lake is almost entirely in Ontario, with only a sliver of it within Manitoba's border. It is, however, the lake from which Winnipeg receives its drinking water. Which lake is it? Lake of the Woods Shoal Lake Stull Lake Eagle Lake

10. Which of these lakes does not straddle the border between Manitoba and Nunavut? Nejanilini Lake Kasba Lake Nueltin Lake Baralzon Lake