Lamar Lake

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Lamar Lake
Location Stevens County, Washington
Coordinates 48°53′43″N118°06′22″W / 48.89528°N 118.10611°W / 48.89528; -118.10611 Coordinates: 48°53′43″N118°06′22″W / 48.89528°N 118.10611°W / 48.89528; -118.10611
Basin  countriesUnited States
Surface elevation3,117 ft (950 m)

Lamar Lake is a lake in the U.S. state of Washington. [1] The elevation of the lake is 3117 feet.

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