Talk:Lake Argyle
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[edit] Second largest artificial lake
There seems to be no discussion on this, however I don't think you can call it the largest artificial lake when you have the Lake Gordon / Pedder system in Tasmania. This is acknowledged further down in the article as Lake Argyle being the 'second largest reservoir'. This is the link to the Bureau of Statistics site on the lakes[1].
This may be an argument about an 'artificial lake' versus a 'reservoir'. - Ctbolt 05:05, 3 February 2007 (UTC)
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