Caspar Whitney crossed Point Lake in the spring of 1895, and calls it Ecka tua (Fat-Water Lake).
But it is less easy to conceive, that in that sound, the area covered by the ocean one year should have been covered by a fresh-water lake in perhaps the next, and then by the ocean again a few years after.
The reason of this geographical mistake has been satisfactorily shown in traversing up the stream from the summit of the Pemidjegomag, or Cross-water Lake--during which, the general course of the ascent is due south.
The British camp was at first pitched on a plain, covered with scrub and clumps of sweet-brier, about a mile from the town, and half a mile from the fresh-water lake.
The place thus selected for our landing was a low strip of beach and shingle, cast up by the violence of the surf, and forming a sort of causeway between the sea and a stagnant salt-water lake.
Travelling for two miles further, we came to a very pretty fresh-water lake, of moderate size, and surrounded by clumps of tea-tree.
The first permanent fresh water met with on the surface was a small fresh-water lake, beyond the parallel of 123 degrees E.
From the stomach and intestines of a fish living in the fresh-water lake of Wailava in the island of Santa Anna.
I tried them on one occasion in a fresh-water lake in Stirling Island, which abounded with fish, but after the lapse of two or three hours, no dead fish appeared at the surface.
At the distance of four miles farther, we came to the banks of a salt-water lake, in which the canal terminates.
When you have passed this, you seem to have entered a vast fresh-water lake, and to be completely excluded from the sea.
We stopped here only for a few minutes, when we passed with impetuosity through the sluice into the salt-water lake, the water of the canal being at this time elevated considerably above that of the latter.
On our right hand a clear, brawling stream swirled along, an outlet of the swollen, tumultuous Tola, to lose itself in the large fresh-water lake we passed yesterday.
Lake Baikal is three hundred and fifty miles long by about forty at the lowest point, and is the largest fresh-water lake in Asia, or indeed the whole world, America excepted.
I think I am right in saying that Baikal is the only fresh-water lake in the world wherein seals are found.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "water lake" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
