Henleaze Lake (England)

found: Work cat.: Klemperer, D. The Henleaze Lake story, 2007:p. v (Henleaze Lake, situated 3 miles north of the centre of Bristol; it is a narrow quarry, approx. 450 m long that is full of water; limestone quarrying ceased in 1912 and the quarry was allowed to fill with water, becoming known as Southmead Lake; later, it acquired the name Henleaze Lake)

found: Henleaze Swimming Club WWW site, 8 Sept. 2008:Home page (Henleaze Lake, North Bristol, a former quarry; situated in the heart of the Bristol suburb of Henleaze, only a mile from the Downs and three miles from the city centre; the Lake is about four hundred metres long and thirty metres wide)