Lewis Lake, Nova Scotia

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Last updated January 28, 2023

Lewis Lake, Nova Scotia could mean the following:

Community

Lewis Lake Unincorporated area in the Halifax Regional Municipality 44°41′11″N63°50′59″W / 44.68639°N 63.84972°W / 44.68639; -63.84972 (Lewis Lake, Nova Scotia)
Lewis Lake Unincorporated area in the Halifax Regional Municipality 44°49′31″N63°46′39″W / 44.82528°N 63.77750°W / 44.82528; -63.77750 (Lewis Lake, Nova Scotia)

Lakes

Lewis Lake, a lake in Guysborough County at 45°17′45″N61°59′13″W / 45.29583°N 61.98694°W / 45.29583; -61.98694 (Lewis Lake)
Lewis Lake, a lake in Hants County at 44°55′15″N63°46′44″W / 44.92083°N 63.77889°W / 44.92083; -63.77889 (Lewis Lake)
Lewis Lake, a lake in the Municipality of the District of Chester at 44°47′21″N64°23′21″W / 44.78917°N 64.38917°W / 44.78917; -64.38917 (Lewis Lake)

In the Halifax Regional Municipality there are 5 lakes named Lewis Lake:

Park

Lewis Lake Provincial Park 44°41′21″N63°50′46″W / 44.68917°N 63.84611°W / 44.68917; -63.84611 (Lewis Lake Provincial Park)

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