Lake (disambiguation)
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Lake or lakes may refer to:
- Lake, an enclosed geographical body of fresh water
 - Lake pigment, a pigment manufactured by precipitating a dye with an inert binder, or “mordant”, usually a metallic salt
 
People
- Lake (surname)
 - Handsome Lake, Iroquois religious leader
 - Lake Bell (b. 1979), American actress
 - Lake Speed, former NASCAR driver
 - Lake, a.k.a. Lakey The Kid, a hip-hop artist from Queensbridge
 
Places
- South Sudan
 
- Lakes (state), also known as Al Buhayrat
 
- United Kingdom
 
- Lake, Isle of Wight
 - Lake, Wiltshire
 - The Lakes, another name for the Lake District
 - Lakes, Cumbria, a civil parish
 
- United States
 
- Lakes, Alaska
 - Lake, Idaho
 - Lake, Kentucky
 - Lake, Louisiana
 - Lake, Maryland
 - Lake, Michigan (disambiguation)
 - Lake, Mississippi
 - Lake, Missouri
 - Lake, Oklahoma
 - Lake, Virginia
 - Lake, West Virginia
 - Lake, Wisconsin (disambiguation)
 - Lake County (disambiguation), several places
 
Entertainment and media
- Lake (German band), a music group from Germany in the 1970s and 1980s
 - Lake (American band), Olympia, WA lo-fi pop band
 - Lakes (band), a band from Central California
 
Other uses
- Lakes (restaurant), former Michelin starred restaurant in the Netherlands
 - The Sinixt or Lakes tribe, Native Americans in Washington state and the Kootenay region of British Columbia
 - Lake Aircraft
 - Lake (dialect), used by locals in the Nonatum area of Newton, Massachusetts
 
See also
- The Lake (disambiguation)
 - The Lakes (disambiguation)
 - Lake City (disambiguation)
 - Lake County (disambiguation)
 - Lake Creek (disambiguation)
 - Lake District (disambiguation)
 - Lake Forest (disambiguation)
 - Lake Park (disambiguation)
 - Lake Town (disambiguation)
 - Lake Township (disambiguation)
 - All pages with titles containing Lake
 
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