| Lake whose name means "big water" in the Hitchiti-Mikasuki language |
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| Second-largest freshwater lake wholly within the contiguous United States, in Florida at the northern edge of the Everglades (10) |
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| Florida's 'Inland Sea' |
Newsday |
03 Sep 2022 |
| Fourth-largest lake completely within US borders |
The Washington Post |
29 Nov 2015 |
| Fourth-largest lake completely within US borders |
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| Locals call it the "Big O" |
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| Largest lake in Florida |
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| Florida lake in which you could view the unchanged vertical reflections of 18-, 28-, 35-, 45-, and 54-Across |
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| Fourth-largest lake completely within U.S. borders |
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| Florida county or its seat |
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| Southern lake whose name comes from Muskogean for "big water" |
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| Florida's largest lake |
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| Largest lake in Florida |
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| Florida's largest lake |
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| Lake by the Everglades |
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| Large Florida lake |
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| Everglades lake |
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| Florida lake. |
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