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  • Great Lake
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  • The Great Lake was a large lake located in Arda during the time of the Two Lamps. It was located in the middle of Arda in Middle-earth between the two great lamp towers Helcar and Ringol. Amid it lay the Isle of Almaren, where the Valar dwelt.
  • The Great Lake (alternatively known as the Black Lake) is a large body of water located to the south of Hogwarts Castle. It is about half a mile in diameter and the castle's plumbing network drains into it. The lake is full of creatures that would make a Muggle naturalist swoon with delight — if terror did not seize them first.
  • The Great Lake was one of the three lakes of the Free Glades. The largest of the lakes, the Great Lake was between North Lake and South Lake. Lake Landing and the Great Library were built on piers extending into the Great Lake.
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  • Merpeople, Grindylows, and the Giant Squid
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  • Great Lake
Location
  • Hogwarts Castle's grounds, Highlands, Scotland, Great Britain
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  • The Great Lake was a large lake located in Arda during the time of the Two Lamps. It was located in the middle of Arda in Middle-earth between the two great lamp towers Helcar and Ringol. Amid it lay the Isle of Almaren, where the Valar dwelt.
  • The Great Lake (alternatively known as the Black Lake) is a large body of water located to the south of Hogwarts Castle. It is about half a mile in diameter and the castle's plumbing network drains into it. The lake is full of creatures that would make a Muggle naturalist swoon with delight — if terror did not seize them first.
  • The Great Lake was one of the three lakes of the Free Glades. The largest of the lakes, the Great Lake was between North Lake and South Lake. Lake Landing and the Great Library were built on piers extending into the Great Lake.
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