Lakeport: SR-29: S of 20 JCT - Looking North
Lakeport occupies the western shore of Clear Lake in Northern California’s Lake County. The county seat has a compact civic center and a waterfront shaped by marinas, while low oak-covered hills frame the basin beyond town. Clear Lake is California’s largest natural freshwater lake lying wholly within the state, and its long-established fishing and boating culture helps define Lakeport’s public life. The town stands in the Big Valley area, homeland of the Big Valley Band of Pomo Indians. State Route 29 is the principal road link north toward Mendocino County and south around the lake; the water remains the defining element of this small inland community.
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Lakeport sits on the western shore of Clear Lake in California, United States, where the Coast Range rises beyond the broad inland water. As the county seat of Lake County, it is the civic centre for communities around the lake and in the surrounding valleys. Clear Lake is a focal point for boating, fishing and birdwatching, and Library Park keeps Lakeport closely connected to its waterfront. The Lake County Courthouse Museum, located in the 1871 courthouse, preserves collections that trace the area’s local history and early administration. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Clear Lake and Lake County.
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