Tueoedeth Pond
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| Central Province, Tueoedeth | |
| Type | Pond |
|---|---|
| Primary inflow | Rain runoff, Frog Slough |
| Primary outflow | Tueoedeth River |
| Basin countries | Tueoedeth, United States
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| Surface area | 0.05 (a) 2,281 (ft²) |
| Max. Depth | 2.5 (ft), 0.762 (m) |
Tueoedeth Pond is one of the many bodies of water in Tueoedeth. It was originally a drainage ditch but grew larger and sank lower becoming deeper over the years. In 2017 an excavator dug out the ditch and it sunk even more to become the pond it is known today. It is part of the Great Tueoedeth Swamp
Tourism
The pond is known for having many frogs and small minnows in it but not really known for fishing. The pond's main purpose is to drain water out of Tueoedeth City and the surrounding areas.