FTP name this Canadian body of water, the deepest lake in its continent and the fifth largest in North America.
Located in the Fort Smith region, it was named for an indian tribe and cities on its shores include the villages of Hay River, Gros Cap and Fort Resolution and physical features include Goulet Bay and McLeod's Bay in the north and Christie's Bay [*] in the south. It is connected with Artillery Lake, Clinton-Golden Lake, and Aylmer Lake. This lake's first European explorer was Samuel Hearne and its waters are the center of large fishing industry centered on trout and whitefish. Drained by the Mackenzie River, discovery of gold in the area lead to the establishment of the territorial capital of Yellowknife on its shores. FTP name this Canadian body of water, the deepest lake in its continent and the fifth largest in North America.
Located in the Fort Smith region, it was named for an indian tribe and cities on its shores include the villages of Hay River, Gros Cap and Fort Resolution and physical features include Goulet Bay and McLeod's Bay in the north and Christie's Bay
{Great Slave Lake}(Moderator: go ahead and be pretentious and pronounce it the proper way “SLAY-vi”)