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| Roughly 10,000 years ago the same receding glaciers that filled the Great Lakes created kettle holes in Northeast Indiana that resulted in a chain of lakes, bogs, and other morainal features. Lake James is the crown jewel in Northeast Indiana's Chain of Lakes. The entire chain is fed by Follet Creek, Crooked Creek, Croxton Ditch, and Walter's Lake Drain. As the largest of the five lakes in Steuben County, Lake James stands out not only for its size, but also for its beautiful shoreline and fantastic State Park offering year-round recreational opportunities.
(Source: LakeLubbers.com) |
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