Little Cedar Lake (Wisconsin)
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Fall Colors Reflecting on the Lake
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Reflecting Sun
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Summer Recreation
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Independence Day Boat Parade
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Best Parade Boat
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Frozen lake
References
- ↑ Wisconsin DNR Map of Little Cedar Lake from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Accessed September 18, 2008