Anglinarcher
4/21/2008 4:41:00 PMOK, I confused. If there is no dam, no channel connecting two bodies of water, no natural or man-made break between the two, then is there a difference between a Lake Spokane and Long Lake? Are they just two names for the same body of water?
Even the WL.com description for Lake Spokane tells me that it is often called Long Lake.
So what is the actual name of this lake? Is it one or is it two? HELP
Even the WL.com description for Lake Spokane tells me that it is often called Long Lake.
So what is the actual name of this lake? Is it one or is it two? HELP
Aaron
4/21/2008 5:44:00 PMMy mistake. Long Lake doesn't start at some mysterious point. Long Lake doesn't really exist. Lake Spokane is a 25-mile reservoir, running between Nine Mile Falls Dam and Long Lake Dam to the west. The reservoir holds its elevation throughout the summer months, but is drawn down in January. Some call it Long Lake.
http://www.lakespokane.com/moving.htm
http://www.lakespokane.com/moving.htm
JBurke
4/23/2008 3:21:00 PMSame lake, just some people call it Long Lake and some call it Lake Spokane.