Former lakes of Minnesota
- Former lakes of Minnesota
*Lake Agassiz
*Glacial Lake Aitkin
*Bear Lake, in Lowville Township, Minnesota was actually a wooded area with four lakes: Bear Lake proper, Crooked Lake, Hawk or Rush Lake, and Tibbetts or Great Oasis Lake. These lakes and surrounding wetlands, a total of convert|6000|acre|km2|0, were drained in 1915. [ [http://www.murray-countymn.com/php/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=66&Itemid=116 Murray County Minnesota - Lowville] ]
*Centeral Lake, in Murray County, Minnesota east of Lime Creek
*Glacial Lake Duluth
*Glacial Lake Grantsburg
*Glacial Lake Minnesota
*Glacial Lake Upham
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