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Canadohta Lake is the second largest natural lake in Pennsylvania at 168 acres (.5 mi. wide and 1.25 mi. long). The average depth is 26 feet and the deepest point is 45+ feet. It was named Washington Lake in 1798, changed to Oil Creek Lake in 1860, and then Canadohta Lake in 1894 (after the great Chief Canadaughta, a Chief of the Cornplanter Tribe of the Six Nations). Canadohta lake is a glacier lake that is spring fed. Oil Creek originates at the Canadohta Lake Dam. By the early 1900s it was a popular resort area. Today it is known as a location for quiet fishing and boating. Lodging and camping are available nearby.
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