Editing Lewisboro, New York (section)

==Lakes and reservoirs==
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There are 7 lakes in the town of Lewisboro. Lake Waccabuc, Lake Oscaleta, and Lake Rippowam are interconnected and are collectively known as the Three Lakes, and are natural (not man-made) lakes. Lake Waccabuc is the largest and most well-known of these, and the area of town named after it has a separate post office. Lake Oscaleta and Lake Rippowam are also called the Twin Lakes, probably because of Twin Lakes Village, a development which runs between them. The other lakes in town are [[Truesdale Lake (New York)|Lake Truesdale]], Lake Katonah, Lake Kitchawan, and Timber Lake. Recognizing the importance of the lake communities in the town, in 2007 a Lakes Committee was formed by the Town of Lewisboro.

Additionally, there are a number of reservoirs in the town of Lewisboro, utilized by cities such as [[Norwalk, Connecticut]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.firstdistrictwater.org/reservoirs|title=Our Reservoirs and Watershed}}</ref>
[[File:Vista, NY March 2021.jpg|thumb|Browns Reservoir seen from Silver Spring Road in the hamlet of Vista]]