Lake Memphremagog is a glacial lake located in Newport, VT in Vermont. Its name is derived from an Abenaki word meaning "beautiful waters." The lake has a long and rich history, with indigenous people using the area for fishing and hunting. In the 19th century, the lake became a popular tourist destination, with steamboats and hotels catering to visitors. Today, the lake is a popular spot for fishing, boating, and swimming. Its hydrology is influenced by several surface flow and snowpack providers, including the Clyde River, Black River, and Nulhegan River, as well as snowmelt from the surrounding mountains. The lake also serves as a source of water for agricultural irrigation, although this use is limited due to concerns about water quality. Overall, Lake Memphremagog is a treasured resource for both recreational and ecological purposes.