Archive:Lake Willoughby - Revision history

wikademia>Wikademia: moved Lake Willoughby to Archive:Lake Willoughby

2009-06-07T00:59:05Z

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	'''Lake Willoughby''' is a [[lake]] in the town of [[Westmore]] in [[Orleans County, Vermont\|Orleans County]] in the [[Northeast Kingdom\|northeast section]] of [[Vermont]], [[United States]]. Willoughby is a [[glacial lake]] over 300' deep in places, making it the deepest lake entirely contained in the state.		'''Lake Willoughby''' is a [[lake]] in the town of [[Westmore]] in [[Orleans County, Vermont\|Orleans County]] in the [[Northeast Kingdom\|northeast section]] of [[Vermont]], [[United States]]. Willoughby is a [[glacial lake]] over 300' deep in places, making it the deepest lake entirely contained in the state.
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	The lake's southern end is surrounded by the [[Willoughby State Forest]]. This state park includes [[Mount Pisgah (Vermont)\|Mount Pisgah]], [[Mount Hor (Vermont)\|Mount Hor]], and [[Bartlett Mountain]].		The lake's southern end is surrounded by the [[Willoughby State Forest]]. This state park includes [[Mount Pisgah (Vermont)\|Mount Pisgah]], [[Mount Hor (Vermont)\|Mount Hor]], and [[Bartlett Mountain]].

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wikademia>Camw: Reverted edits by 87.85.176.35 to last revision by Student7 (HG)

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	Willoughby may be Vermont’s premier lake trout lake, consistently producing some of the largest lake trout caught in Vermont.{{Fact\|date=July 2008}} Willoughby contains [[rainbow trout]] (wild and stocked), landlocked [[Atlantic salmon]] (mainly stocked), [[rainbow smelt]], [[burbot]], [[yellow perch]], [[longnose sucker]], [[white sucker]], [[lake chub]], [[common shiner]], and [[round whitefish]] which is a native species of extremely limited distribution in Vermont. The lake contains native fish.		Willoughby may be Vermont’s premier lake trout lake, consistently producing some of the largest lake trout caught in Vermont.{{Fact\|date=July 2008}} Willoughby contains [[rainbow trout]] (wild and stocked), landlocked [[Atlantic salmon]] (mainly stocked), [[rainbow smelt]], [[burbot]], [[yellow perch]], [[longnose sucker]], [[white sucker]], [[lake chub]], [[common shiner]], and [[round whitefish]] which is a native species of extremely limited distribution in Vermont. The lake contains native fish.

	The lake itself was named after Daniel Willoughby the Great. He earned this title after beating everything in the world at everything known to man. Currently he is conquering the galaxy with plans for the universe.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Describe what is known about the different inhabitants along the river, along with a description of the scientific exploration expeditions/efforts.		Describe what is known about the different inhabitants along the river, along with a description of the scientific exploration expeditions/efforts.

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	== Economy ==		== Economy ==
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Natural history

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	Willoughby may be Vermont’s premier lake trout lake, consistently producing some of the largest lake trout caught in Vermont.{{Fact\|date=July 2008}} Willoughby contains [[rainbow trout]] (wild and stocked), landlocked [[Atlantic salmon]] (mainly stocked), [[rainbow smelt]], [[burbot]], [[yellow perch]], [[longnose sucker]], [[white sucker]], [[lake chub]], [[common shiner]], and [[round whitefish]] which is a native species of extremely limited distribution in Vermont. The lake contains native fish.		Willoughby may be Vermont’s premier lake trout lake, consistently producing some of the largest lake trout caught in Vermont.{{Fact\|date=July 2008}} Willoughby contains [[rainbow trout]] (wild and stocked), landlocked [[Atlantic salmon]] (mainly stocked), [[rainbow smelt]], [[burbot]], [[yellow perch]], [[longnose sucker]], [[white sucker]], [[lake chub]], [[common shiner]], and [[round whitefish]] which is a native species of extremely limited distribution in Vermont. The lake contains native fish.

			The lake itself was named after Daniel Willoughby the Great. He earned this title after beating everything in the world at everything known to man. Currently he is conquering the galaxy with plans for the universe.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Describe what is known about the different inhabitants along the river, along with a description of the scientific exploration expeditions/efforts.		Describe what is known about the different inhabitants along the river, along with a description of the scientific exploration expeditions/efforts.

	The lake itself was named after Daniel Willoughby the Great. He earned this title after beating everything in the world at everything known to man. Currently he is conquering the galaxy with plans for the universe.
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	== Economy ==		== Economy ==
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	== History ==		== History ==
	Describe what is known about the different inhabitants along the river, along with a description of the scientific exploration expeditions/efforts.		Describe what is known about the different inhabitants along the river, along with a description of the scientific exploration expeditions/efforts.

			The lake itself was named after Daniel Willoughby the Great. He earned this title after beating everything in the world at everything known to man. Currently he is conquering the galaxy with plans for the universe.
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	== Economy ==		== Economy ==

wikademia>Student7: Reverted 1 edit by 82.3.114.98 identified as vandalism to last revision by D6. (TW)

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	The lake's southern end is surrounded by the [[Willoughby State Forest]]. This state park includes [[Mount Pisgah (Vermont)\|Mount Pisgah]], [[Mount Hor (Vermont)\|Mount Hor]], and [[Bartlett Mountain]].		The lake's southern end is surrounded by the [[Willoughby State Forest]]. This state park includes [[Mount Pisgah (Vermont)\|Mount Pisgah]], [[Mount Hor (Vermont)\|Mount Hor]], and [[Bartlett Mountain]].

	~~It was named after the great man Daniel Willoughby who conquered the world.~~

	== Hydrology ==		== Hydrology ==

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	The lake's southern end is surrounded by the [[Willoughby State Forest]]. This state park includes [[Mount Pisgah (Vermont)\|Mount Pisgah]], [[Mount Hor (Vermont)\|Mount Hor]], and [[Bartlett Mountain]].		The lake's southern end is surrounded by the [[Willoughby State Forest]]. This state park includes [[Mount Pisgah (Vermont)\|Mount Pisgah]], [[Mount Hor (Vermont)\|Mount Hor]], and [[Bartlett Mountain]].

			It was named after the great man Daniel Willoughby who conquered the world.

	== Hydrology ==		== Hydrology ==

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	\| location = [[Orleans County, Vermont]]		\| location = [[Orleans County, Vermont]]
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	Countless lakes have been used as means of transportation, fishing, power generation, etc, and are still used so today. All such information should be described here. Stylistically, this can be a good segue from history, connecting past uses of the lake to present-day uses.		Countless lakes have been used as means of transportation, fishing, power generation, etc, and are still used so today. All such information should be described here. Stylistically, this can be a good segue from history, connecting past uses of the lake to present-day uses.
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	Lake facilities offer [[swimming]], [[hiking]], and [[ice fishing]]. There is a nude beach on the lake's southern shore.<ref>Nudity is legal in Vermont everywhere {{Fact\|date=August 2007}}</ref> [[Vermont Route 5A\| Route 5A]] runs along the lake's eastern edge.		Lake facilities offer [[swimming]], [[hiking]], and [[ice fishing]]. There is a nude beach on the lake's southern shore.<ref>Nudity is legal in Vermont everywhere {{Fact\|date=August 2007}}</ref> [[Vermont Route 5A\|Route 5A]] runs along the lake's eastern edge.

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	*[http://www.anr.state.vt.us/dec//waterq/planning/docs/pl_basin17.assessment_report.pdf] retrieved July 17, 2008		*[http://www.anr.state.vt.us/dec//waterq/planning/docs/pl_basin17.assessment_report.pdf] retrieved July 17, 2008
	*[http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&sll=44.838343,-72.012634&sspn=0.477162,0.98877&ie=UTF8&z=11&ll=44.742832,-72.0401&spn=0.238976,0.494385&om=1 Google Map]		*[http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&sll=44.838343,-72.012634&sspn=0.477162,0.98877&ie=UTF8&z=11&ll=44.742832,-72.0401&spn=0.238976,0.494385&om=1 Google Map]

			{{DEFAULTSORT:Willoughby, Lake}}
	[[Category:Lakes of Vermont\|Willoughby]]		[[Category:Lakes of Vermont\|Willoughby]]
	[[Category:Westmore, Vermont]]		[[Category:Westmore, Vermont]]
	[[Category:Orleans County, Vermont]]		[[Category:Orleans County, Vermont]]


	{{Vermont-geo-stub}}		{{Vermont-geo-stub}}
	~~{{DEFAULTSORT:Willoughby, Lake}}~~