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to Kootenay Lake BC
Kootenay Lake BC is a little-known treasure.
Off the beaten tourist routes and relatively
undeveloped, its thickly forested mountains
and pristine waters provide solace to the
souls of residents and visitors alike.
There's plenty to do here year round.
Whether you choose to hike, golf, kayak, or
just relax on a beach, you'll find yourself
surrounded by inspiring, natural beauty.
Nobody's in a hurry, so they've got time to
point you to the best places.
Kootenay Lake BC is about 144 km
(90 miles) long, and up to 152 meters (500')
deep, with an average width of 4 km (2.5
miles), and is 8 km (5 miles) across at its
widest. It was formed during the Ice Ages,
when glacial advances deposited till to the
south, creating the rich farmlands around
Creston and a large basin to the north. At
one time ice also blocked the western
outflow, near Nelson, causing the lake to
drain to the south. Kootenay Lake's major
source of water is the Kootenay River, which
originates in the Rocky mountains and passes
through Montana and Idaho before emptying
into the lake. It is the second largest
tributary of the Columbia River.
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