::Well, sounds like I should redirect Arctic Lake to the park then, as that's clearly the most common usage; I haven't searched USGS for this name but there's no pre-extant article.  Conceivably someone might make small-case "Arctic lake]]" but there would be illions of those LOL btw Category:Mountain lakes strikes me as inane and covers 90% of the lakes in British Columbia, and all of those in the Yukon; "not a proper geographic object" I think I protested its existence somewhere but it's still there.  Now BTW "Cariboo Plateau" officially is a landform on the south side of hte Eagle River east of Sicamous, sort of a high western shelf of the Monashees, between Sicamous/Shuswap lake and Wap Creek, which is the north fork of the Shuswap River; east of it is the Sawtooth Range (British Columbia) on the other side of which is the uppermost Shuswap River, north/upstream from Sugar Lake; Wap Creek ends at the north apex of the Sawtooth, I think the pass back into the upper Shuswap is Joss Pass, but north of that apex is a short gap which is where Three Valley Gap is, the little ghost town/amusement park/lake resort at the summit of Eagle Pass.  Anyway in your various volcanic and esp lava plateau readings you're going to come across descriptions of the Cariboo Plateau which isn't in BCGNIS but I'm pretty sure is in Holland (Landforms of BC, 1976); but geology reports mentioning it will suffice for proper sources in lieu of Holland; so keep your eyes open; I woulda thought you'd hve been all over the Quesnel Lake volcanoes by now.....and what's the news on Nazko?  Any more rumblings?