Lake Sumac

Lake Sumac
ScreenshotIn-game screenshots BotWBreath of the WildTotKTears of the Kingdom
Main appearance(s)	Breath of the Wild Tears of the Kingdom

Lake Sumac is a recurring location in The Legend of Zelda series.

Features and Overview

Breath of the Wild

Lake Sumac is located north of the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab and south of Mount Lanayru in East Necluda. Lake Sumac is a small lake with an island in the center, and on the small island, a large Tree grows tall. On the south-eastern edge of the lake, a Raft floats tied to a pole in the water. Link can cut the rope and use the raft to float across the lake.

On the top of the giant Tree that grows on the island, a Korok can be found hiding underneath a rock. When Link picks up the rock, the Korok will appear and gift Link a Korok Seed.

Creatures

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  Armored Carp

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  Bright-Chested Duck

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  Restless Cricket

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  Staminoka Bass

Enemies

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  Stalkoblin
  Boko Bow
  Arrows

Materials

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  Hylian Rice

Tears of the Kingdom

Related Quests

		A Letter to Koyin
		Side Adventure
		Koyin		Hateno Village

Side Adventure
A Letter to Koyin
Koyin	Hateno Village

		Team Cece or Team Reede?
		Side Adventure
		Cece		Hateno Village

Side Adventure
Team Cece or Team Reede?
Cece	Hateno Village

		A Letter to Koyin
		Side Adventure
		Koyin		Hateno Village

Side Adventure
A Letter to Koyin
Koyin	Hateno Village

		Team Cece or Team Reede?
		Side Adventure
		Cece		Hateno Village

Side Adventure
Team Cece or Team Reede?
Cece	Hateno Village

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Nomenclature

Lake Sumac derives its name from the sumac family of plants.

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
Japan Japanese	ウルシ池 (Urushi Chi) (BotWBreath of the Wild) ウルシ池(いけ) (Urushi Ike) (TotKTears of the Kingdom)	Sumac Pond
The People's Republic of China ChineseSISimplified	乌尔希池塘 (Wūěr Xī Chítáng) (TotKTears of the Kingdom)
The Republic of ChinaThe Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of ChinaThe Macao Special Administrative Region of China ChineseTRTraditional	烏爾希池塘 (Wūěr Xī Chítáng) (TotKTears of the Kingdom)
The Kingdom of the Netherlands Dutch	Sumac-meer (BotWBreath of the Wild)	Same as English.
Canada FrenchCACanadian	Étang de Quale (TotKTears of the Kingdom)
The French Republic FrenchEUEuropean	Étang de Quale (TotKTears of the Kingdom)
The Federal Republic of Germany German	Sumach-Teich (BotWBreath of the Wild | TotKTears of the Kingdom)
The Italian Republic Italian	Stagno Sumac (TotKTears of the Kingdom)
The Republic of Korea Korean	울시 연못 (TotKTears of the Kingdom)
Latin America SpanishLALatin American	Lago Tedesel (BotWBreath of the Wild)	Lake Tedesel
The Kingdom of Spain SpanishEUEuropean	Lago Tedesel (TotKTears of the Kingdom)
This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data.

See Also

East Necluda

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

Lakes

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A Link to the Past

Ice Lake • Lake Hylia • Lake of Ill Omen

Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom

Aquame Lake • Batrea Lake • Bloodleaf Lake • Calora Lake • Cephla Lake • Cora Lake • Corta Lake • Darunia Lake • Deya Lake • Dracozu Lake • East Reservoir Lake • Gorko Lake • Goronbi Lake • Haran Lake • Harker Lake • Harker Lake East • Hebra Plunge • Herin Lake • Lake Akkala • Lake Darman • Lake Ferona • Lake Floria • Lake Hylia • Lake Illumeni • Lake Intenoch • Lake Jarrah • Lake Kilsie • Lake Kolomo • Lake Mekar • Lake Saria • Lake Siela • Lake Sumac • Lake Totori • Lake of the Horse God • Lantern Lake • Lizard Lakes • Lulu Lake • Mikau Lake • Nabi Lake • Nirvata Lake • Oakle's Navel • Octorok Lake • Purifier Lake • Rassla Lake • Rodai Lake • Rutile Lake • Ruto Lake • Skull Lake • South Lake Akkala • South Nabi Lake • Strock Lake • Telta Lake • Toto Lake • Water Reservoir • Yambi Lake

Other

Eyeglass Pond • Firestone Lake • Heart Lake • Lake Boruna • Lake Hylia (Stage) • Lava Lake • Lorule Lake • Shutoy Lake • Talus Lake

Category:Lakes