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| There is actually two stories about how the Lake was named, one is It was named after Go Home Bay, immediately downstream. Loggers would send timber down the Musquash River and meet steamers at Go Home Bay, which would transfer timber to various mills around the Great Lakes and then "go home", hence the name. The other story dates further back to when the Voyageurs travelled down Georgian Bay from the French River and met the Indians that lived along the shore of Georgian Bay at the mouth of the Go Home River (Go Home Bay). The Indians would pack up each fall and move inland to the area of Go Home Lake which was more protected, to live out the winter months. When asked where they were going by the Voyageurs, they would reply Kewa, which meant "Go Home" in their native language, hence the name for both the Bay on Georgian Bay, the river and the Lake. |
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| Shoreline: | 105 | [km] | | Length: | 8 | [km] | | Depth: | 32 | [m] |
| Elevation: 200 [m] |
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| Lattitude: | 44.9860992431641 | |
| Longitude: | -79.8283004760742 | |
| Zone: | 15 | |
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 | Mouth : | Musquash River | |
| Lattitude: | 44.98193359375 | |
| Longitude: | -79.8392944335938 | |
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| Bullhead, Brown | | Bass, Rock |
| Shiner, Mimic | | Shiner, Golden |
| Sucker, White | | Perch, Yellow |
| Shiner, Spottail | | Logperch |
| Darter, Iowa | | Minnow, Bluntnose |
| Pumpkinseed Sunfish | | Trout, Lake |
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