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Silvan Reservoir, Olinda Creek, Sugarloaf Reservoir, Maroondah Dam, Edwardes Lake Park |
Melbourne is a city in south-eastern Australia. Most major lakes are used for recreational purposes, mostly sailing, rowing, canoeing and kayaking, but some are used for activities like water skiing or swimming. Melbourne hosts a number of major water catchment reservoirs that supply the city's water as well as many smaller reservoirs or retarding basins used either for water supply or storm water drainage.
The Yarra River hosts many small lakes and billabongs, particularly through its middle reaches, many of which are not named and are not included here. This article does not include lakes and reservoirs outside of the Greater Melbourne area, for information on other lakes in Victoria see the List of reservoirs and dams in Australia.
Albert Park Lake - Albert Park
Aura Vale Lake - Menzies Creek
Blackburn Lake - Blackburn
Caribbean Lake - Scoresby
Carrum Carrum Swamp - South-eastern suburbs (former)
Cherry Lake - Altona
Edwardes Lake - Reservoir
Jells Lake - Wheelers Hill
Koo-Wee-Rup Swamp - Outer south-eastern suburbs (former)
Lillydale Lake - Lilydale
Lysterfield Lake - Lysterfield
RAAF Lake - Point Cook
Royal Botanic Gardens Lakes, Melbourne
Ornamental Lake
Central Lake
Nymphaea Lily Lake
Patterson Lakes - Patterson Lakes
Schooner Bay
Barellan Harbours
Lake Carramar
Lake Illawong
Lake Legana
Sanctuary Lakes - Point Cook
West Gate Lakes - Port Melbourne
Anniversary Lake - Berwick
Blue Lake - Plenty
Greenvale Reservoir Greenvale
Burndap Lakes - Maribyrnong
Bushy Park Wetlands - Glen Waverley
Cairnlea Lake - Cairnlea
Glen Iris Wetlands - Glen Iris
Hays Paddock Billabong - Kew East
Hull Road Wetlands - Lilydale
Iramoo Lake - Cairnlea
Kalparrin Lake - Greensborough
Karkarook Lake & Wetlands - Heatherton
Katoomba Lake - Wantirna
Kew Billabong - Kew East
Knoxfield Lake - Knoxfield
Lake Treganowan (Emerald Lake) - Emerald
La Trobe University Lakes - Macleod
Main Lake
Small Lake
Upper Lakes
Springthorpe Lake
Sports Fields Lake
McAlpin Lake - Ringwood North
Merri Creek Lake - Coburg North
Newport Lakes - Newport
North Lake
South Lake
Polishing Ponds - Niddrie
Queens Park Lake - Moonee Ponds
Ringwood Lake - Ringwood
Rowville Lakes - Rowville
Cogley Lake
Sutton Lake
Hill Lake
Sandown Lake & Dam - Springvale
Spectacle Lake - Point Cook
Taylors Lakes - Taylors Lakes
Valley Lake - Niddrie
Thomson River Dam – 1,068,000 megalitres (2.35×1011 imp gal; 2.82×1011 US gal)
Cardinia Reservoir, Emerald – 287,000 megalitres (6.3×1010 imp gal; 7.6×1010 US gal)
Upper Yarra Reservoir – 200,000 megalitres (4.4×1010 imp gal; 5.3×1010 US gal)
Sugarloaf Reservoir, Christmas Hills – 96,000 megalitres (2.1×1010 imp gal; 2.5×1010 US gal)
Silvan Reservoir, Silvan – 40,000 megalitres (8.8×109 imp gal; 1.1×1010 US gal)
Yan Yean Reservoir – 30,000 megalitres (6.6×109 imp gal; 7.9×109 US gal)
Greenvale Reservoir, Greenvale – 27,000 megalitres (5.9×109 imp gal; 7.1×109 US gal)
Maroondah Reservoir – 22,000 megalitres (4.8×109 imp gal; 5.8×109 US gal)
O'Shannassy Reservoir – 3,000 megalitres (660,000,000 imp gal; 790,000,000 US gal)
Bittern Reservoir, Tuerong
Devilbend Reservoir, Tuerong
Frankston Reservoir, Frankston South
Cheltenham Reservoir, Cheltenham
CSL Retarding Basin, Glenroy
Dandenong Reservoir, Belgrave
Darebin Reservoirs, Reservoir
Number 1
Number 2
Number 3
Hallam Bypass Retarding Basin & Wetlands, Narre Warren
Liverpool Road Retarding Basin, Boronia
Mitcham Reservoir, Mitcham
Moorabbin Reservoir, Bentleigh East
Mornington Reservoir, Mount Eliza
Mt. View Reservoir, Glen Waverley
Surrey Hills Reservoir, Surrey Hills
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