Duck Lake - United States

United States

  • Duck Lake (Arkansas County, Arkansas), a lake in Arkansas County, Arkansas
  • Duck Lake (Chicot County, Arkansas), a lake in Chicot County, Arkansas
  • Duck Lake (California), a lake in John Muir Wilderness, California
  • Duck Lake (Illinois), a lake in Illinois
  • Duck Lake (Minnesota), a lake in Blue Earth County, Minnesota
  • Duck Lake (Iowa), a lake in Allamakee County, Iowa
  • Duck Lake, Michigan, an unincorporated community and lake in Clarence Township, Michigan of Calhoun County

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