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In article <dmanCuny7p.BHv@netcom.com> dman@netcom.com (Dallman Ross) writes:
>
>I found Crater Lake in my Atlas.  It's the deepest freshwater lake in
>the U.S., 2nd-deepest in North America, with a peak depth of 1932 feet.
>I should have remembered it earlier myself; I've actually hiked from the
>crater rim down to the water's edge before.
>
   What is the deepest NA lake in your atlas?

   Does the atlas list Flathead lake?  I can't remember if it is
   deeper, but it is larger than Tahoe.

   What's the name of the lake in Florida which is larger than Tahoe?
   Okeechobee?  

   Could swear Lake of the Woods is also larger.    


>I've checked several possible places trying to find Lake Taho depth
>information -- including the net -- but so far, no luck.  I still
>believe it's the deepest in California.

   Prepare for flames from any Nevadans lurking on the group.  They
   have the quaint opinion that Tahoe is also part of Nevada.  Dunno
   why.  >:-)