THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LAKES IN CAMEROON

Hello steemers, Thank you #SteemGeography and her admin @belenguerra, @Badsha1 , @bright-obias and many others for the opportunity to talk about our natural beauty, let me share wanders of Africa in miniature, taday, will be taking about #LAKES. A lake is an area filled with water, localized in a basin, surrounded by land, apart from any river or other outlet that serves to feed or drain the lake. Lakes lie on land and are not part of the ocean, although like the much larger oceans, they form part of earth's water cycle. CAMEROON has many lakes, This category is for articles pertaining to lakes and reservoirs in Cameroon.

1. Lake Tyson (Adamaoua)

1. Lake Petpenoun (West)

1. Female Lake Mount Cameroon (South-West)

1. Boboyo crocodile lake (Far North)

1. Lake Barombi Mbu (South-West)

1. Lake Baleng (West)

1. Twin lakes Mont Manengouba (South-West)

1. Lake Ossa (Coast)

1. Bambili crater lake (Northwest)

1. Awing Lake (Northwest)

1. Municipal Lake of Ebolowa (South)

1. Lake Ngaoundaba

1. Lagoons in the Dja reserve (South)

1. Oku Lake (Northwest)

1. Lake Nyos (soon to be visited and secured)

1. Bambalang Lake (North West)

1. Debunscha crater lake

1. Lake Mont Mbapit (West)

1. Lagdo Lake (North)

1. Municipal Lake of Yaounde (Center)

1. Municipal Lake of Dschang (West)

1. Mbakaou lake (Adamoua)

1. Dissoni Lake

1. Lake de Maga (Far North)

1. Artificial Lake Cofruca de Njombe (Coast)

1. Tissongo Lake, Mouanko (Littoral)

1. Kakou Lake (North)

1. Lake Ejagham (South West)

1. Mballang crater lake (Adamaoua)

1. Mbella-Assom Lake (Adamaoua)

1. Lake Nfou

1. Lac Panyere - Tibati (Adamaoua)

1. Bamendjing Lake

1. Mbakaou Lake

1. Lake Piou

1. Lake Njombe (Littoral)

You can have picnics there ... provided you have safety equipment (life jackets, safety boots, etc.)

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