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Lake Minnewanka lies in Banff National Park, in Improvement District No. 9, Alberta, within the Canadian Rockies. It is a large glacial lake formed in part by a dam that raised its original water level, submerging the former townsite of Minnewanka Landing along with old building foundations and a bridge that divers can still explore. Diving here is considered an advanced undertaking, and cold water temperatures and altitude are typical concerns for lakes of this kind in the region.
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