Stupid Lake is a freshwater lake in Manitoba, Canada. The lake is located near the Hayes River. It has an elevation of 151 metres above sea level. The closest settlement is Shamattawa, at 88 kilometres away. It was named by John Norquay on November 7, 1879.
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I don’t know what this place is, but it’s name… can someone explain why it’s called this?
(Edit) By the way, stop guys! It’s just a random remote lake in the middle of Canada that happens to have a silly name! The power of naming can cause commotion….you could name a place something stupid like this, and your place would be flooded with comments and views…I don’t want to give you ideas, though….. also, If only the bears and deer there knew the name of their home….the...
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So Stupid Lake got its name in 1879 when Manitoba’s Premier John Norquay was trying to reach the Hayes River on an exploration trip and in frustration said: “I’m just trying to get to the Hayes River, and this stupid lake...
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Perfect place, I went there with my dogs and it sooo smart lake also in this lake there is water in the middle I highly recommend to visit it with ur crocodiles it would be a great...
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