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Freshwater '''lakes''' can be found covering vast areas of land on certain world maps. | Freshwater '''lakes''' can be found covering vast areas of land on certain world maps. | ||
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Freshwater lakes can be found covering vast areas of land on certain world maps.
These lakes have slopes leading into the Template:L, making them ideal for learning how to Template:L.
Lakes are similar to Template:Ls except that they are freshwater, not saltwater.
(These are not to be confused with the much smaller Template:Ls, which have sheer sides and often evaporate in hot weather.)
Creating A Large Artificial Lake
- Note: You must have a source of water on your map.
There are two ways of creating an artificial lake. The easiest way to make one is to Template:L into an Template:L. However, this is dangerous and only one layer deep. The second requires excavating a deep area and filling it from a river or brook, whether by channeling directly or by using Template:Ls.
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