Lake James

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What is Lake James?
- Lake James is hailed as the crown jewel in northeast Indiana's Chain of Lakes. It is a beautiful glacial lake created by the same receding glaciers that formed the Great Lakes roughly 10,000 years ago.
How is Lake James fed?
- The lake is fed by Crooked Creek, Croxton Ditch, Follet Creek, and Walter’s Lake Drain.
How large is Lake James?
- Lake James spans 1,229 acres and is the largest of the five lakes in Steuben County.
What makes Lake James a popular destination?
- The lake boasts a splendid shoreline and a state park that provide year-round recreational opportunities.
What water activities can visitors enjoy at Lake James?
- The lake is a paradise for lake-lubbers, offering excellent opportunities for:
  - Pleasure and power boating
  - Fishing
  - Sunbathing and swimming
  - Canoeing and kayaking
  - Paddleboarding
  - Jet-skiing
  - Wakeboarding
  - Water-skiing
What is Pokagon State Park?
- Pokagon State Park is located on the eastern shore of Lake James and offers a variety of three-season activities.
What activities can visitors enjoy at Pokagon State Park?
- The park features:
  - A wooded campground
  - A protected beach for swimming
  - Horseback riding
  - Biking and hiking trails
  - A nature center

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