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"One of three blue water lakes"

Can someone explain what

West Okoboji is often considered to be one of three blue water lakes in the world. The other two are Lake Geneva in Switzerland and Lake Louise in Canada.

is supposed to mean? As far as I can tell, these lakes have little in common.