When it comes down to it, Florida has a ton of natural lakes. In fact, there are nearly 8,000 natural lakes in Florida that have a surface area of at least one acre. But out of all of those beautiful lakes, which one is the largest? Lake Okeechobee, of course. Lake Okeechobee in Florida clocks in at 448,000-acres, making it the fourth-largest natural lake in the country and easily the largest in the state. Take a look…

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