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There are over 30 lakes named Mud Lake within the U.S. state of Washington. - Green Lake, also known as Mud Lake, Adams County, Washington. {{coord|47|09|41|N|118|01|26|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Clallam County, Washington. {{coord|47|57|29|N|123|43|37|W|region:US}}
- Cat Lake, also known as Mud Lake, Clallam County, Washington. {{coord|48|04|05|N|122|58|15|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, also known as Lake Rosannah, Clark County, Washington. {{coord|45|51|29|N|122|44|00|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Ferry County, Washington. {{coord|48|30|45|N|118|12|27|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Ferry County, Washington. {{coord|48|40|20|N|118|45|56|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Jefferson County, Washington. {{coord|47|51|14|N|122|42|55|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, King County, Washington. {{coord|47|16|24|N|122|18|38|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, King County, Washington. {{coord|47|19|03|N|121|59|36|W|region:US}}
- Shady Lake, also known as Mud Lake, King County, Washington. {{coord|47|25|46|N|122|06|22|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, King County, Washington. {{coord|47|39|35|N|121|44|32|W|region:US}}
- Totem Lake, also known as Mud Lake, King County, Washington. {{coord|47|42|37|N|122|10|30|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Lewis County, Washington. {{coord|46|23|41|N|121|37|02|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Okanogan County, Washington. {{coord|48|35|48|N|119|37|54|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Okanogan County, Washington. {{coord|48|54|53|N|119|28|39|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Okanogan County, Washington. {{coord|48|55|53|N|119|20|20|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Okanogan County, Washington. {{coord|48|56|16|N|119|13|54|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Pierce County, Washington. {{coord|46|55|17|N|122|18|26|W|region:US}}
- Waughop Lake, also known as Mud Lake, Pierce County, Washington. {{coord|47|10|13|N|122|33|53|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Skagit County, Washington. {{coord|48|26|01|N|122|38|58|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Skagit County, Washington. {{coord|48|27|45|N|122|14|16|W|region:US}}
- Grouse Lake, also known as Mud Lake, Snohomish County, Washington. {{coord|47|49|17|N|121|07|31|W|region:US}}
- Lake Serene, also known as Mud Lake, Snohomish County, Washington. {{coord|47|52|10|N|122|17|08|W|region:US}}
- Beverly Lake’, also known as Mud Lake, Snohomish County, Washington. {{coord|47|55|54|N|122|13|31|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Snohomish County, Washington. {{coord|48|08|52|N|121|55|43|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Snohomish County, Washington. {{coord|48|09|23|N|122|01|13|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Spokane County, Washington. {{coord|47|27|48|N|117|42|24|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Stevens County, Washington. {{coord|48|16|44|N|117|39|21|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake (Thurston County, Washington)
- Mud Lake, Whatcom County, Washington. {{coord|48|39|47|N|122|27|02|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Whatcom County, Washington. {{coord|48|49|02|N|122|12|19|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Whitman County, Washington. {{coord|47|11|11|N|117|39|52|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Yakima County, Washington. {{coord|46|19|26|N|120|33|17|W|region:US}}
- Mud Lake, Yakima County, Washington. {{coord|46|46|20|N|120|50|05|W|region:US}}
- Little Mud Lake, also known as Mud Lake, Yakima County, Washington. {{coord|46|50|52|N|120|54|50|W|region:US}}
References- USGS-U.S. Board on Geographic Names
{{SIA|lakes}} 1 : Lakes of Washington (state) |