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Lake Drummond
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Lake Drummond in the centre of Great Dismal Swamp, Virginia.
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Lake Drummond

lake, North Carolina, United States
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  • Great Dismal Swamp
    Great Dismal Swamp

    …the swamp is the freshwater Lake Drummond (about 3 miles [5 km] in diameter), which is connected with the canal by the 3-mile-long Feeder Ditch; this lake is the basis of the poem The Lake of the Dismal Swamp by the Irish poet Thomas Moore.

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    …the swamp is the freshwater Lake Drummond (about 3 miles [5 km] in diameter), which is connected with the canal by the 3-mile-long Feeder Ditch; this lake is the basis of the poem The Lake of the Dismal Swamp by the Irish poet Thomas Moore.

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