Camphor Pond

Camphor Pond
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Main appearance(s)	Breath of the Wild Tears of the Kingdom

Camphor Pond is a location in Breath of the Wild.

Features and Overview

Breath of the Wild

Camphor Pond is a small body of water east of the Equestrian Riding Course in East Necluda.

In the water is a submerged Treasure Chest, which must be lifted out with Magnesis. This Treasure Chest contains 10 Arrows.

A ring of lily pads rests in the Pond, which Link can jump into from a nearby rock to find a Korok, who will give Link a Korok Seed in return for finding him.

Creatures

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  Armored Carp

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  Fairy

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  Hot-Footed Frog

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  Hyrule Bass

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  Islander Hawk

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  Mighty Carp

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  Restless Cricket

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  Staminoka Bass

Enemies

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  Keese

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  Water Octorok

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Nomenclature

Camphor Pond derives its name from camphor trees.

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names
Japanese	クス湖(こ) (Kusu Ko)
ChineseTRTraditional	庫斯湖 (Kùsī hú)
ChineseSISimplified	库斯湖 (Kùsī hú)
FrenchEUEuropean	Lac Camphora
FrenchCACanadian	Lac Camphora
German	Kampfer-See
Italian	Lago Canfor
Korean	쿠스호
SpanishEUEuropean	Laguna Menoia
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Gallery

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  The Korok found in Camphor Pond from Breath of the Wild

See Also

• East Necluda

References

East Necluda

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Ancient Shrines

Dow Na'eh Shrine • Kah Yah Shrine • Kam Urog Shrine • Muwo Jeem Shrine • Tawa Jinn Shrine

Beaches

Aris Beach • Clarnet Coast • Gogobi Shores • Hateno Beach • Korne Beach • Martha's Landing • North Aris Beach • Palmorae Beach • Rimba Beach

Bodies of Water

Camphor Pond • Fir River • Hanu Pond • Keya Pond • Koto Pond • Lake Jarrah • Lake Sumac • Lover's Pond • Nirvata Lake • Purifier Lake • Squabble River • Yambi Lake

Capes

Cape Cales • Cape Cresia • Mapla Point • Soka Point

Caves

Atun Valley Cave • Cape Cales Cliffbase Cave • Deepback Bay Cave • Lanayru Road East Cave • Lanayru Road South Cave • Mapla Point Cave • Mount Dunsel Cave • Retsam Forest Cave • Robred Dropoff Cave • Tobio's Hollow Cave • Walnot Mountain Cave

Chasms

Meda Mountain Chasm • Tobio's Hollow Chasm

Forests

Ginner Woods • Midla Woods • Retsam Forest

Mountains

Cliffs of Quince • Ebon Mountain • Jia Highlands • Lanayru Bluff • Meda Mountain • Mount Dunsel • Mount Floria • Mount Taran • Phalian Highlands • Robred Dropoff • Stinger Cliffs • Tuft Mountain

Prairies

Courage Steppe • Keelay Plain • Marblod Plain • Ovli Plain

Plateaus

Dunsel Plateau • Firly Plateau • Nirvata Plateau • Pierre Plateau

Shrines of Light

Anedamimik Shrine • Bamitok Shrine • Jogou Shrine • Mayahisik Shrine • Utojis Shrine

Towers

Hateno Tower • Rabella Wetlands Skyview Tower

Villages

Hateno Village • Lurelin Village

Other

Angel Peak • Atun Valley • Breman Peak • East Necluda • Ebon Mountain West • Equestrian Riding Course • Fang and Bone • Faron Highroad • Fort Hateno • Gama Cove • Lanayru Promenade • Lanayru Road • Lanayru Road - East Gate • Lanayru Road - West Gate • Loshlo Harbor West • Palmorae Ruins • Peak of Awakening • Rabella Wetlands • Taran Pass • Temto Hill • Tobio's Hollow • Uten Marsh

Category:East Necluda

Ponds

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Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom

Boné Pond • Bottomless Pond • Camphor Pond • Darb Pond • Firly Pond • Fishpond in Front of the Village • Garden Pond • Gero Pond • Hanu Pond • Hopper Pond • Keya Pond • Koto Pond • Lover's Pond • Pico Pond • Ralis Pond • Rock-Roast Pond • Tama Pond • Zelkoa Pond • Zelo Pond

Other

Bomb Shop Pond • Dragon Roost Pond • Manbo's Pond • Mysterious Pond • Pond of Happiness • River Source Pond

Category:Ponds