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The Lake Monsters of America

People love to fill in mysterious areas of nature with myths of monsters. Early maps had voids of knowledge marked with warnings that “Here be Dragons,”sasquatches are believed to be prowling the thick forests, and legends tell of strange creatures that might be concealed beneath the surface of our lakes. Here we present our map of American lake monsters (view it large here), showing the spread of cryptids that might be lurking in the depths of the waters of the United States.

You’ll see a good share of serpent-like animals of the Loch Ness Monsters variety, such as Isabella of Bear Lake in Idaho who was spotted by a Mormon pioneer in the 19th century and even had Brigham Young himself send a hunting party after the possible plesiosaur. There’s also the famed Champ of Lake Champlain, possibly the most famous of American lake monsters, and the Lake Dillon monster in Wyoming that some think is being suppressed by a secret society. However, that’s just where the fun of this fauna folklore begins, as there are also legends of monolithic turtles, webbed hominids, a goat man, a winged alligator snake, a horse-headed alligator, a giant killer octopus, and an eel with a pig head. Just for kicks, we’ve included some illustrations of the more curious entities on our Lake Monsters of America map.

For more in-depth assessments of the most curious of the bunch, keep reading The Lake Monsters of America on Atlas Obscura!

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andthentheywilleatthestars

“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself”

Wrong. Between late 1966 and late 1967 a creature called the Mothman was seen several times in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. It looked like this

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Outside the Walls

He'd been running for a good half hour when he finally found a large tree he could actually climb. "I'm so stupid..." Dipper muttered to himself as he began to steadily climb the tree. Yes, yes he was. It'd started out as a normal day. Stanley and Ford were discussing going on a supply run later in the day. Then all of the older men started swapping stories of there visits into the woods. This got Dipper thinking. He was a big, strong 16 year old man, or at least that's what he thought. So he decided to go out there himself, see was if was like. Dip gather the materials he figured he would need and then set out. He lasted for about five minutes. That's when they came. In hoards, maybe two dozen or more. Dipper had barely made out by the skin of his tail. That's why he was running, and that's why he was an idiot. He sat on the tallest branch of the tree that he could sit in, panting heavily. "Help." He whispered as if anyone could hear him. The zombies hadn't noticed him yet, but they were bound to soon enough. He was a dead man walking. Or crying in a tree.

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