Grand Lake

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Grand Lake is the largest natural lake in Colorado, known for its scenic mountain setting and role in regional water storage and recreation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural lake
tourist destination
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
climate alpine climate
connectedTo Colorado-Big Thompson Project NERFINISHED
Shadow Mountain Lake NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
elevation approximately 2550 meters above sea level
governingBody local and federal agencies including U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
hasActivity ice fishing in winter
kayaking
sailing
snowmobiling in surrounding area
hasNameOrigin named for its large size relative to other Colorado lakes
hasNearbySettlement Town of Grand Lake, Colorado NERFINISHED
hasRecreationalFacility lakeside trails
marinas
public boat ramps
inflow natural mountain streams
knownFor being the largest natural lake in Colorado
fishing
hiking opportunities nearby
recreational boating
role in regional water storage
scenic mountain setting
locatedIn Colorado
Grand County, Colorado NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Rocky Mountain National Park region NERFINISHED
locatedNear western entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park
maximumDepth approximately 122 meters
nearbyMountainRange Rocky Mountains NERFINISHED
nearestCity Granby, Colorado NERFINISHED
outflow Colorado River NERFINISHED
partOf Colorado River basin NERFINISHED
partOfProject Colorado-Big Thompson transbasin diversion system NERFINISHED
region Northern Colorado NERFINISHED
supportsWildlife trout species
waterfowl
surfaceArea approximately 2.4 square kilometers
tourismImportance major summer tourism destination in Colorado
usedFor irrigation supply via transbasin diversion
recreation
water storage
waterbodyType glacial lake
waterSourceFor Colorado-Big Thompson Project NERFINISHED

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