What are the major lakes in Maryland?

Between the Eastern Shore and the Allegheny Mountains, over 100 lakes can be found in Maryland. Serving largely for recreation and reservoir, Maryland's lakes today all were constructed. With many created as a result of dam construction, they vary greatly in size. read more

No natural lakes survive in Maryland. Yet, evidence of old natural lakes has been found. One is Buckel’s Bog, along the Casselman River, near Grantsville, Garrett County. Geologic surveys show that in this area a lake covered 160 acres of western Maryland during the late Pleistocene (19,000-14,000 years ago). read more

Even though all of our lakes are man-made, they are still spectacular bodies of water that we’re proud to call our own. Listed below are 10 of the most gorgeous lakes in Maryland, that you won’t regret checking out. read more

Maryland is an outdoor lovers’ dream, being home to the Patapsco Valley State Park and Assateague Island National Seashore. Plus, the famous Appalachian Trail passes through it. There are mountains, waterways, marshlands and beaches. The state is also home to a number of fantastic lakes. Let’s have a look at the best lakes in Maryland: 1. read more