Definition of lakeshore
:the shore of a lake;
also
:lakefront
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Follow this path to the lakeshore.
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Hibiscus moscheutos Rose mallow is at home on the lakeshore and blooms all summer.
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For an easier hike, take the Minnehaha Trail along the lakeshore.
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Take a taxi boat to the lakeshore of Siviano, on the island of Montisola, and visit the fishing net manufacturer.
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The arrowheadlike tips of the surrounding mountains were still topped with dull white summer snow, but the lakeshore was crowded with families who swam, splashed and sunbathed on its three beaches.
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In 2016, the Coast Guard received 55 such distress calls along the lakeshore that includes Chicago and nearby suburbs.
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Officials said troops have cleared about 90 percent of Marawi, a scenic lakeshore city with a population of more than 200,000, many of whom have fled to crowded evacuation camps in outlying towns.
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Take the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, under which the EPA seeks to work with the states and Canada to restore degraded lakeshore areas.
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Restoration construction within McCormick and Janes ravines and along the lakeshore has already begun, and this requires complete closure of lakefront access through June of 2017.
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First Known Use of lakeshore
1798
Lakeshore
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geographical name
Lake·shore
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ˈlāk-ˌshȯr
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Definition of Lakeshore
town east of Windsor on the southern shore of Lake Saint Clair in southeastern Ontario, Canada population 34,546
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