The Winnipeg River drains it, the Rainy River feeds it, and it separates the Northwest Angle from the rest of Minnesota.
It is a remnant of lake Agassiz, an extinct glacial lake, has over 14,000 islands and 65,000 miles of shoreline. Kenora, on its northern end is its chief city. The Winnipeg River drains it, the Rainy River feeds it, and it separates the Northwest Angle from the rest of Minnesota. FTP, name this lake shared by Minnesota, Winnipeg and Ontario.
It is a remnant of lake Agassiz, an extinct glacial lake, has over 14,000 islands and 65,000 miles of shoreline.
Lake of {the Woods}