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Snowmobiles in winter, boats the rest of the year, and 13 miles of water the Lenape called deep and dark: that’s Wallenpaupack. All 52 miles of its shoreline are on the shirts and mugs here.
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Snowmobiles in winter, boats the rest of the year, and 13 miles of water the Lenape called deep and dark: that’s Wallenpaupack. All 52 miles of its shoreline are on the shirts and mugs here.
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Lake Wallenpaupack facts, with sources
- Counties
- Pike and Wayne counties, Pennsylvania
- Dam
- Built in 1926 by Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. on Wallenpaupack Creek
- Owner and operator
- Brookfield Renewable
- Surface area
- 5,700 acres
- Length
- 13 miles
- Shoreline
- 52 miles
Sources: wallenpaupackwatershed.org, safewaters.com
Questions about Lake Wallenpaupack
How big is Lake Wallenpaupack?
The Lake Wallenpaupack Watershed Management District lists 5,700 acres, a length of 13 miles and 52 miles of shoreline.
What does Wallenpaupack mean?
The watershed district says the creek was known to the Lenape as Wahlinkpapeck, meaning "deep and dark."
Who owns Lake Wallenpaupack?
Brookfield Renewable. Its 70-foot-high dam holds the lake, and water runs 3.5 miles through a flow line to the power plant before entering the Lackawaxen River.
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