Keuka Lake

American  

[kyoo-kuh, key-oo] / ˈkyu kə, keɪˈu /

noun

1. a lake in W central New York, one of the Finger Lakes. 18 miles (29 km) long.

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Example Sentences

This is what an AQI over 400 looks like, filmed from a boat on Keuka Lake, one of New York's Finger Lakes.

From BBC

On a recent trip to Hammondsport, I visited with Fred Frank on the porch of Chateau Frank, an old farmhouse a stone’s throw from the main winery on the western shore of Keuka Lake.

From Washington Post

Last summer, they visited the handful of wineries growing saperavi, including Dr. Frank and McGregor Vineyard on Keuka Lake, and Standing Stone on the east side of Seneca Lake.

From Washington Post

An adult spotted lanternfly was discovered in a vehicle in the Albany area and another adult was reported on a private Keuka Lake property in Penn Yan.

From Washington Times

He initially bought the property overlooking Keuka Lake to farm fruit, before converting the farmhouse into a Belgian-style brewery and tasting room.

From New York Times