Lake Pelican

Lake Pelican is a small lake in the Pembina Valley, located in the province of Manitoba in Canada. The valley was created during the last ice age, when meltwater flowed eastward. Lake Pelican is considered one of the largest lakes in Manitoba, its area is 26.5 square kilometers. The Pelican is a popular holiday destination based on fishing, boating, sailing and other sports water activities.

The depth of Lake Pelican reaches 5.8 meters, on its northern shore is the city of Ninette. It is fed by small streams of water, its catchment area is 686 square kilometers. The reservoir is located at an altitude of 412 meters above sea level in the volosts called Turtle Mountain, Riverside and Strathcon.