The phrase "a lagoon on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lagoon that is located on a specific geographical feature or area, such as an island or a coast.
Example: "We spent the afternoon relaxing by a lagoon on the tropical island."
Alternatives: "a lagoon at" or "a lagoon by".
Mr. Wiegman said the North Cove, a lagoon on the property that was once landfill, also was in bad shape.
Carlsbad, city, San Diego county, southern California, U.S. Located 35 miles (55 km) north of San Diego, Carlsbad lies along a lagoon on the Pacific Ocean just south of Oceanside, in a winter vegetable- and flower-growing district.
Those seeking the injunction, including the Sierra Club and the Center for Biological Diversity, contended that golf carts, lawn mowers and pumps that drain a lagoon on the course were endangering the snakes and frogs.
In his mid 30s, around 346 BCE, Aristotle exiled himself from Athens to islands in the Aegean, where he spent time thinking and writing about nature, possibly near a lagoon on Lesbos.
Another dimension of the project is offered by the Natural History Museum in London, which is staging a virtual reality experience – David Attenborough's Great Barrier Reef Dive – in which he invites visitors to don a headset and travel to Osprey Reef, a lagoon on top of a coral mountain.
A tugboat suddenly chugs into a lagoon on the island's north side, a 200,000 gallon polyurethane sack full of water in tow.
Codrington, the only settlement, lies on a lagoon to the west.
His home was on a lagoon, and on the weekends he fished from his deck and drank beer with his people and dreamed of Key West.
It is the capital of the Veneto region in the Northeastern part of Italy and it has been built on an archipelago formed in a shallow lagoon, on a group of 126 small islands that are separated by over 180 canals and linked by 435 bridges.
You haven't surfed fast until you've cruised across a shallow lagoon on a monsoon wind.
A few days later, Lynn Miller, who is in charge of production for Kasper A.S.L., a women's suit manufacturer, signed a contract on a 2,100-square-foot 2,100-square-foot 2,100-square-footlagoon in Toms River on which five other buyers had placed bids.
