Caddo Lake
Caddo Lake is in the southern United States. The lake got its name from Caddoans or Caddo Native Americans who lived in the area until their ejection in the 1800s. Caddo Lake also contains one of the biggest cypress forests in the U.S. After the introduction of the steamboat, considerable economic development took place in the area. Since 1993, the Ramsar Convention has protected the site.