Yellowstone - Yellowstone Lake 
In the southern half of the National Park, at an altitude of 7737 ft, is Yellowstone Lake (area 137 sq. mi.; depth up to 320 ft. Well stocked with fish, it is an angler's paradise. Here too can be seen many species of waterfowl that have become rare elsewhere.
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West Thumb
The West Thumb, an offshoot on the west side of Yellowstone Lake, is a water-filled caldera that came into being some 150,000 years ago. On its western edge is the little West Thumb. On the north-west shore of Yellowstone Lake are the little townships of Bridge Bay, Lake Village and Fishing Bridge, with a number of motels, campgrounds and various leisure facilities.
