Crater Lake in Oregon. Crater Lake is a volcanic caldera of Mt. Mazama that has filled with water. Wizard Island in the middle of the lake, and is one of the volcanic cones. Crater Lake is 1,932 feet (589 m) deep, making it the deepest lake in the United States.
This is a view of Arizona's Lake Theodore Roosevelt. It is a man-made reservoir created by a dam on the Salt River which also backed water up into Tonto Creek. At the time of this photograph, the lake had been drawn down to fifteen percent of its capacity in order to enhance the dam.
This sunset is over Arizona's 130 acre Crescent Lake in the White Mountains at an elevation of 8,900 feet. It lies 41 miles southeast of Pinetop. Surrounded by forests and rolling meadows, Crescent Lake is known for its brook and rainbow trout.