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Northern Cambria, Pennsylvania Area Lake Real EstateAll lakes in the area of Northern Cambria, PA, population 4199. Lakes, reservoirs and ponds with boating, fishing, and other recreational uses are included, some of
which may have lakefront home sites or vacation rentals.
The list also includes natural and manmade lakes used for
irrigation, drinking water, hydroelectric power, flood control, industrial, and other uses.
 Big Brown (3 miles) Shirfs Run (4 miles) Bakerton (5 miles) Commodore Reservoir (9 miles) Williams Run (11 miles) Hockenberry Run Dam (11 miles) Howells Run (12 miles) Lake Rowena (12 miles)  Glendale Lake (12 miles) Ebensburg Storage (12 miles) Glendale (13 miles) Barr Slope Reservoir (13 miles) Yellow Creek Lake (14 miles) Yellow Creek (15 miles) Hemlock Lake (15 miles) Seph Mack (15 miles) Two Lick Creek Reservoir (16 miles) Sandy Run (16 miles) Reservoir No 4 (16 miles) Reservoir No 5 (16 miles)  Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site (18 miles) Saltlick (19 miles) Upper Kittanning (19 miles) Blair Gap (19 miles) Bear Rock No 2 (20 miles) William L. Cochran Impounding (20 miles) Scotch Run (20 miles) Lake Altoona (20 miles) Mill Run (20 miles) [More...] Bear Rock No 1 (20 miles) Hollidaysburg Muleshoe Reservoir (20 miles) Homer Gap No 2 (20 miles) Janesville Dam (20 miles) Cummings Dam (21 miles) Cloe Lake (21 miles) Bellwood (21 miles) Allegheny Storage (21 miles) Plane Nine (21 miles) Johnstown Flood National Memorial (21 miles) Martindale Dam (22 miles)  Curwensville Lake (23 miles) Curwensville Lake (23 miles) Tipton (24 miles) Lakemont Park (24 miles) Beaverdam Run (24 miles) Curwensville Lake (25 miles) Kettle Dam (25 miles) Mahoning Creek Lake (27 miles) Lloydell (27 miles) Tyrone No 2 (27 miles) Pike Township (27 miles) Mahoning Creek Lake (27 miles) Keystone Lake (28 miles) Dalton Run Dam (28 miles) Montgomery (29 miles) Canoe Creek (29 miles) Conemaugh River Lake (29 miles) North Fork (29 miles)
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