Lake Whitney

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About Lake Whitney
Lake Whitney is a former remnant of the huge impact which created the mountains of the Holm region. It was originally one of the biggest oceans in the Antarctic region; however since the impact took place, the lake was "compacted" into a remnant of it's former size. During the many years that followed it, Lake Whitney became a very important settlement for penguins, who named the settlement Aŏarŏuda (Aquarius in Typhoonese) which later became one of the most important settlements in Northern Moon Island, better known today as Port Aquarius. Ever since 1912, during the conquest of Moon Island, Lake Whitney became a national heritage site within Moon Island, and it still holds that title as of Tuesday, August, 2024.

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