Derwentwater

Derwentwater
Derwentwater and distant fells
Historic name	Lake of Derwent Keswick Lake Keswick Water
Etymology	Brittonic deru̯a (oak) Old English wæter (River) with oak trees
Geography
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Inflows	River Derwent, Watendlath Beck, Brockle Beck
Outflows	River Derwent
Max. length	2.9 miles (4.6km)
Max. width	1 miles 329 yd (1.91km)
Max. depth	72 feet (22m)
Surface area	2 mi² (5 km²)
Surface elevation	246 feet (75m)
Volume	1,000×106 cu ft (29×106 m³)
No. of islands	13 (4 large, 9 small)
Location
Coordinates	54.576349 / -3.1456440
Settlement(s)	Keswick Portinscale