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Memphre

Date of account
Long-duration tradition; reports documented from the nineteenth century onward
Location
Lake Memphremagog, Quebec and Vermont
Source
model_recalled_reference
Record updated
2026-10-10

Record summary

Memphre is the lake-monster tradition associated with Lake Memphremagog, a transboundary lake in Quebec and Vermont. Reports have circulated since at least the nineteenth century and were later collected by local historians, newspapers and cryptozoologists. The case provides a useful comparison with Champ because both involve large lakes, international folklore, tourism and recurrent eyewitness narratives. Uncertainties include the dating of the earliest accounts, inconsistent descriptions, possible confusion with logs or known animals, and the extent to which later publicity amplified older stories.

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