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From the north end down to the narrow south end, with the west arm in between, the outline follows the whole lake.
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New this month. We drew Canobie Lake after a request from someone who knows it.
From the north end down to the narrow south end, with the west arm in between, the outline follows the whole lake.
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Canobie Lake, as we draw it
The outline includes the west arm and the narrow south end. Every piece here uses this same drawing.
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Real photos of Canobie Lake, each credited to the person who took it.
Canobie Lake facts, with sources
- Surface area
- 375 acres
- Length
- 1.5 miles
- Maximum depth
- 40 feet
- Average depth
- 28 feet
- Towns
- Salem and Windham, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
- Water
- Mostly spring-fed; the town of Salem's water supply
- Outflow
- Policy Brook, to the Spicket and Merrimack rivers
Sources: en.wikipedia.org, usgs.gov
Questions about Canobie Lake
Where is Canobie Lake?
In Salem and Windham, in Rockingham County in southern New Hampshire.
How deep is Canobie Lake?
40 feet at the deepest point and about 28 feet on average.
Where does Canobie Lake's water come from?
It's mostly spring-fed, and it drains by Policy Brook to the Spicket River and on to the Merrimack River in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
Is Canobie Lake a water supply?
Yes. Canobie Lake is the water supply for the town of Salem, New Hampshire.
What fish are in Canobie Lake?
It's a warmwater fishery. Species seen there include largemouth and smallmouth bass, chain pickerel, brown bullhead, black crappie, rainbow and brook trout, bluegill and pumpkinseed.
What does the Canobie Lake outline include?
The whole lake, from the north end to the narrow south end, with its west arm.
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