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While we're still in some of the more brisk days of Spring, especially in Massachusetts, one of the last things you may be thinking about is getting on the water. But the time to do just that will soon be here before you know it. Besides, what if there was a lake that was so picturesque no matter what time of year it is, that it happened to snag up the title of the prettiest lake in all of Massachusetts?

Don't look now, Massachusetts, but we're creeping up on the warmer months! And with warmer temps, certainly, one of the last things you may be thinking about is getting on the water. However, what if there was a lake that was so picturesque no matter what time of year it is, that it happened to snag up the title of the prettiest lake in all of Massachusetts?

Lake Chaubunagungamaug, easier to just say "Webster Lake." Located in the town of Webster Massachusetts, off I-395 near the Connecticut state border. With 1,442 acres of surface and an elevation of 477 feet! It is also the third largest body of water in Massachusetts with 17 miles of shoreline in the south border. This comes after larger "Long Pond" located in the towns of Lakeview and Freetown. There's even a much larger body of water known as "Quabbin Reservoir" the main water supply for the city of Boston.

We have reached that part of the Summer where it feels like the perfect time to get out on the water in Massachusetts. There are plenty of bodies of water in and around the Bay State that could make their own case for a title such as the 'Most Beautiful Lake' in the state. It's definitely one of the benefits of living in the Massachusetts. So, where exactly is this most beautiful lake, and what makes it so special that it gets to hold such a title?

Perhaps this Summer, you're hoping to make your way out on the water. There are plenty of bodies of water in and around Massachusetts that could make their own case for a title such as the 'Most Beautiful Lake' in the state. It's definitely one of the benefits of living in the Bay State. So, where exactly is this most beautiful lake, and what makes it so special that it gets to hold such a title?

There are just some things in Massachusetts that are completely unknown. Like why certain town names throughout the Bay State don't make any sense at all. Or what certain signs mean in this state. You also might wonder why certain towns have the most bizarre names ever. While those still all remain unanswered, can someone answer this: What in the world is going on with the pronunciation of the name of a certain Massachusetts lake?

Perhaps this past Summer you were able to make your way out on the water. There are plenty of bodies of water in and around Massachusetts that could be nominated for a title such as the 'Most Beautiful Lake' in the state. It's definitely one of the benefits of living in the Bay State. So, where exactly is this most beautiful lake, and what makes it so special that it gets to hold that title?

Perhaps this Summer you're wanting to make your way out on the water. There are plenty of bodies of water in and around Massachusetts that could be nominated for a title such as the 'Most Beautiful Lake' in the state. It's definitely one of the benefits of living in the Bay State. So, where exactly is this most beautiful lake, and what makes it so special that it gets to hold that title?

There are just some things in Massachusetts that we will never know. Like why certain town names throughout the Bay State don't make sense. Or what certain signs mean in this state. You also might wonder why certain towns have the strangest names ever. While those still all remain unanswered, can someone answer this: How do you pronounce the name of a certain Massachusetts lake?

There are just some things in Massachusetts that we will never know. Like why certain town names throughout the Bay State don't make sense. Or what certain signs mean in this state. You also might wonder why certain towns have the strangest names ever. While those still all remain unanswered, can someone answer this: How do you pronounce the name of a certain Massachusetts lake?