Talk:Cranberry Lake

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Don't claim to be an expert on calculating average lake depth but I question the average depth of 6 feet in this article. The dam is 17 1/2 feet higher than the original smaller lake's surface. The main body of water that was the lake prior to the dam is all 30+ feet. The main channel of the lake that runs from town to the South is all 20-30+ feet deep. Even the flows are 10 feet+ deep. So I don't get it and doubt the 6 foot average depth is accurate. Finally, there is a hole North of Buck Island over 50 feet deep.

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Kinda borderline

Latest comment: 7 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

This a pretty folksy type article, though useful and informative. Sounds like a smart high school student who loves the place wrote it .... if the subject weren't so obscure, the wikipedia nazis would be all over it......I kinda wish it were a little more "arms length" and a little more in-depth with sources..... — Preceding unsigned comment added by Badiacrushed (talk • contribs) 01:20, 31 July 2017 (UTC)Reply

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