Raquette Lake

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lake natural freshwater lake

Raquette Lake is a scenic lake in the Adirondack Mountains of New York, known for its historic Great Camps, outdoor recreation, and largely undeveloped shoreline.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	lake → natural freshwater lake →
conservationStatus	largely undeveloped shoreline protected by Adirondack Park land-use regulations →
country	United States →
county	Hamilton County →
elevation	approximately 1,762 feet above sea level → approximately 537 meters above sea level →
governedBy	New York State Department of Environmental Conservation →
hasFeature	deep waters → forested shoreline → many islands → numerous bays and inlets →
hasFishSpecies	lake trout → landlocked salmon → smallmouth bass →
hasHistoricSite	Camp Pine Knot → Great Camp Sagamore → Great Camp Uncas →
hasLandUse	mix of public and private lands →
hasNearbySettlement	hamlet of Raquette Lake, New York →
hasRecreationActivity	boating → camping → canoeing → cross-country skiing → fishing → hiking → kayaking → snowmobiling →
isSourceOf	Raquette River NERFINISHED →
knownFor	historic Great Camps → largely undeveloped shoreline → outdoor recreation → scenic beauty →
locatedIn	Adirondack Mountains → Hamilton County, New York NERFINISHED → New York State → United States →
namedAfter	Raquette River NERFINISHED →
outflowsTo	Raquette River NERFINISHED →
partOf	Adirondack Park → Raquette River watershed →
shorelineLength	over 90 miles →
state	New York →
surfaceArea	approximately 19.93 square kilometers → approximately 4,925 acres →
tourism	popular destination for summer visitors →
transport	served by Raquette Lake Navigation Company tour boat →
withinProtectedArea	Adirondack Forest Preserve →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Camp Uncas → Sagamore Camp →	locatedNear
Hamilton County, New York →	contains
Adirondack Park →	containsFeature
Camp Pine Knot →	hasView
Camp Pine Knot →	locatedOn