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Coniston Lake

in the English Lake district, in N. Lancashire; at the the sea, and its greatest depth is 260 feet. Its waters abound with trout and perch. On the E. shore stand Ruskin's the sea, and its greatest depth is 260 miles long, ½ mile broad, 147 feet above feet. Its waters abound with trout and Coniston, to the N. W., is 2,633 feet high.

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