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Little Lava Lake is located about 40 miles south west of Bend, Oregon. The lake is approx. 130 acres in size and has a maximum depth of about 20 feet. The lake lies at the elevation of approx 4750 feet. The lake has a small forest service campground and a small boat ramp. The lake has been stocked with Rainbow Trout and the Oregon state record Brook trout was caught just below the lake in 1980.

The lake is also famous for being the source of the Deschutes River.

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	Little Lava Lake is located about 40 miles south west of [[Bend, Oregon]]. The lake is approx. 130 acres in size and has a maximum depth of about 20 feet. The lake lies at the elevation of approx 4750 feet. The lake has a small forest service campground and a small boat ramp. The lake has been stocked with [[Rainbow Trout]] and the Oregon state record Brook trout was caught just below the lake.		Little Lava Lake is located about 40 miles south west of [[Bend, Oregon]]. The lake is approx. 130 acres in size and has a maximum depth of about 20 feet. The lake lies at the elevation of approx 4750 feet. The lake has a small forest service campground and a small boat ramp. The lake has been stocked with [[Rainbow Trout]] and the Oregon state record Brook trout was caught just below the lake in 1980.

	The lake is also famous for being the source of the [[Deschutes River]].		The lake is also famous for being the source of the [[Deschutes River]].