Rydal Water: The Seventy-Four-Acre Reality
When is a Lake District Lake Not A Lake

Rydal Water: The Seventy-Four-Acre Reality

Rydal Water covers about 0.3 square kilometres, or roughly 74 acres, making it the smallest of the Lake District National Park's sixteen major waters. It is compact, but there is no official size rule that makes it any less of a lake.

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