Lake la Plonge

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The Lac la Plonge is a lake in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan.

The lake is located in the catchment area of ​​the Beaver River. The Lac la Plonge is drained by the short flowing westward Rivière la Plonge. The lake has an area of 257 km ². The Lac la Plonge is of glacial origin and is in the range of the boreal forest belt near the Canadian Shield.

The Saskatchewan Highway 165 runs along the northwestern shore. There is also a leisure resort.

The lake is a popular destination for anglers. In winter it is used for ice fishing. Among the fish species that are caught in Lac la Plonge include American lake trout and pike.