English: A view looking north along the western shore of Nepahwin Lake in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, as seen in July 2015 from the parking lot behind the Lakeshore Manor Apartments on Paris Street in the city's South End. With a surface area of some 320 acres and a name honoring the "Spirit of Sleep" from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's famous poem, The Song of Hiawatha, Nepahwin is among the larger of the 330 lakes that lie within the boundaries of Greater Sudbury, the most of any municipality in Canada. Today, visitors can enjoy several parks, beaches, walking trails, and superlative fishing for smallmouth bass, northern pike, yellow perch, and lake trout: a 30-pound specimen of the latter was captured in 2022, testament to the success of the city's ongoing efforts at environmental remediation.