Californian Bodies of Water

Can you name these large bays, lakes, and channels located within, partly within, or off the coast of the state of California?

Includes some artificial lakes

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Hint	Body of Water
Where the Sacramento River meets the sea	San Francisco Bay
Lake between Nevada and California	Lake Tahoe
Channel between mainland and northern Channel Islands	Santa Barbara Channel
Lake known for swimming flies and Tufa formations	Mono Lake
Large Bay south of Santa Cruz known for a submarine canyon	Monterey Bay
Lake below sea level with abandoned resorts	Salton Sea
Largest reservoir in California	Lake Shasta
Bay along San Andreas Fault East of Point Reyes	Tomales Bay

Hint	Body of Water
Lake in crater of super-volcano near Napa Valley	Clear Lake
Bringing water from Eastern Sierras to Southern California	Los Angeles Aqueduct
Former lake dried by above	Owens Lake
Manmade lake on Colorado River	Lake Havasu
Intermittent Lake shared with Oregon	Goose Lake
Largest West Coast Naval Base is located here	San Diego Bay
Mostly-drained lake near Japanese Internment Camp and Modoc War	Tule Lake