Lake Narracan

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location = Victoria
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cities = Lake Narracan is a freshwater lake located immediately to the north of Moe and Newborough, Victoria, Australia. The lake was originally created as a storage dam for the Yallourn Power station.

The Latrobe River flows into the western end of Lake Narracan, and there is a dam wall on the eastern end of the lake.

Lake Narracan is increasingly being used for recreational purposes, including waterskiing, jet skiing and recreational fishing. It is also the largest fresh water lake that is not used for water storage in Victoria.