SUMMARY OF SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS OF LARGE RESERVOIRS

IN THE UNITED STATES AND PUERTO RICO, 1988

By Barbara C. Ruddy and Kerie J. Hitt

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Open-File Report 90-163

Denver, Colorado 1990 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

MANUEL LUJAN, JR., Secretary

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Dallas L. Peck, Director

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District Chief U.S. Geological Survey U.S. Geological Survey Books arid Open-File Reports Section Box 25046, Mail Stop 415 Box 25425 Federal Center Federal Center Denver, CO 80225-0046 Denver, CO 80225-0425 CONTENTS

Page Abstract------I Introduction------1 Purpose and scope------2 Availability of data------2 Source of data------2 Acknowledgments------4 Summary of selected characteristics of large reservoirs- 4 Explanation of data------13 Summa ry------17 References cited------17 Index------18

FIGURES

Page Figure 1. Map showing water-resources regions of the United States and Puerto Rico------2. Graphs showing number and total normal capacity of reservoirs completed before 1920, during each decade from 1920 to 1979, and from 1980 to 1988 3. Map showing locations of reservoirs that have normal capacities of at least 5,000 acre-feet or maximum capacities of at least 25,000 acre-feet in the United States and Puerto Rico------

TABLES

Page Table 1. Ranking of States by number of reservoirs and total normal capacity------10 2. Large reservoirs in the United States that have a normal capacity of 2,000,000 acre-feet or m0 re------12 3. Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet------19

CONVERSION FACTORS

For those readers who prefer to use metric (International System) units rather than inch-pound units, the conversion factors for terms used in this report are listed below:

Multiply inch-pound unit By To obtain metric unit acre 0.4047 hectare acre-foot 1,234 cubic meter foot 0.3048 meter inch 2.54 centimeter square mile 2.590 square kilometer

111 SUMMARY OF SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS OF LARGE RESERVOIRS IN THE UNITED STATES AND PUERTO RICO, 1988

By Barbara C. Ruddy and Kerie J. Hitt

ABSTRACT

This report presents selected characteristics of 2,728 reservoirs and controlled natural lakes located within the 50 States of the United States and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Data are presented for reservoirs that have normal capacities of at least 5,000 acre-feet or maximum capacities of at least 25,000 acre-feet and that were completed as of January 1, 1988. Reser­ voir data include: location, maximum capacity, normal capacity, surface area, drainage area, year completed, and use.

The normal capacities of the 2,728 reservoirs and controlled natural lakes total more than 467 million acre-feet, and the combined surface areas for 2,362 or those reservoirs total almost 16 million acres. More than 9 percent (259) of the reservoirs are located in California. The total normal capacity of reservoirs in California is more than 40 million acre-feet (about (8.6 percent of the total normal capacity for the United States and Puerto Rico)', and the total surface area is almost 700,000 acres (about 4.4 percent of the listed total surface area for the United States and Puerto Rico).

INTRODUCTION

For centuries, reservoirs have been built to regulate water supplies for irrigation and municipal use, for flood control, and for power generation. Generally, reservoirs were constructed by various public and private agencies, and there was no national authority that regulated dam construction and devel­ opment or that collected information about the dams and reservoirs. Before 1972, the number and condition of non-Federal dams had never been assessed, and the licensing and inspection of dams varied among the States. However, in 1972, Congress established a national program for safety of dams (Public Law 92-367). The law defined "dam" as any artificial barrier that impounds or diverts water and is 25 feet or more in height or has an impounding capacity of 50 acre-feet or more. The purpose of the program was to guard the public against loss of life and property from dam failures by identifying potentially unsafe structures. In the late 1970's, the importance of the dam safety program was emphasized by the failure of the Teton Dam in Idaho (1976) and the Toccoa Dam in Georgia (1977).

Section 5(1) of Public Law 92-367 directed the Chief of Engineers of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to prepare an "inventory of all dams located in the United States." In 1982, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers completed a computerized inventory of dams that contained information on approximately 66,000 structures. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers stopped updating the computer file after satisfying the provisions of the dam safety act. Now (1989) the Federal Emergency Management Agency is responsible for compiling information about the safety of dams in the United States. The U.S. Geological Survey extracted and compiled data about large reser­ voirs in the United States from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers national inventory of dams (1982) and other sources. Thi s compilation has potential value in assessing the condition of the Nation's water supply, studying the water quality of lakes and reservoirs, estimatin reservoir evaporation, and preparing basinwide water budgets.

Purpose and Scope

This report provides a consistent nationwide inventory of location, size, and other characteristics of large reservoirs and controlled natural lakes in the United States as of January 1, 1988. This report represents a synthesis of data from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers national inventory of dams (1982), the report from Martin and Hanson (1966), and additional information from various Federal and State agenies. This report on selected characteris­ tics of large reservoirs in the United States and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico revises and supersedes the report by Martin and Hanson (1966).

Availability of Pat

The data compiled for this report are maintained in an automated geo­ graphic information system and can be distributed in machine-readable form upon request. Any corrections or additions to the data that can be furnished by the readers of this report would be greatly appreciated. Please direct comments on or requests for the data to: |

Assistant Chief Hydrologist for Water Assessment and Data Coordination U.S. Geological Survey 407 National Center Reston, VA 22092

Source of Data

In 1981, the U.S. Geological Survey undertook a project to map the surface-water development in the United States (Hitt, 1985). Two of the elements depicted on the map are dams and reservoirs. Each of the Federal agencies involved in dam construction and maintenance had its own method of tracking and measuring the capacity of the structures under its jurisdiction. A unified approach to classifying the structures was necessary; therefore, the U.S. Geological Survey adopted the U.S. Army Corjps of Engineers national inventory of dams (1982) as a consistent basis for compiling the map. Other advantages in using this inventory were that it was available in digital format, and it contained information about non-Federal and Federal dams.

Personnel compiling the map first chose to examine only structures that had at least 5,000 acre-feet of normal capacity. Studies have indicated that although impoundments smaller than 5,000 acre-feet greatly outnumber larger ones, the small reservoirs account for only aboult 2 percent of the total usable capacity of the Nation (Langbein, 1982). However, the limitation of 5,000 acre-feet excluded many flood-control structures because they have small normal capacities. Consequently, a second set of dams that had normal capacities of less than 5,000 acre-feet and maximum capacities of at least 25,000 acre-feet was retrieved from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers national inventory of dams (1982). Most of the dams in this category were constructed primarily for prevention of floods and have a small permanent pool but a large flood-control capacity. Controlled natural lakes (hereinafter also referred to as "reservoirs") meeting the size requirements for reservoirs also were included. Imposing these size limits decreased the number of dams from 66,000 to about 2,700.

The U.S. Geological Survey extracted the 2,728 structures from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers national inventory of dams (1982) and created its own digital file of dams and reservoirs. From the data fields in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers inventory, the following fields were selected for use in compiling the map of surface-water development: State, official name of dam, popular name of dam, name of impoundment, name of owner, normal capacity, maximum capacity, latitude, longitude, county code, water-resources region and basin codes, year of completion, number of navigation locks, installed hydro­ electric generating capacity, purpose of dam, stream, and structural height. Values in these fields were transferred to the U.S. Geological Survey's file; values in the other fields in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers inventory were not transferred.

The dams and reservoir file was reviewed and verified for the map, of surface-water development. Sedimentation ponds, tailing ponds, and other types of industrial and mining impoundments were deleted because most of them are offstream developments that do not affect the streamflow regime. Multiple structures impounding the same reservoir also were deleted. Values in certain data fields (name of dam, name of impoundment, name of owner, normal capacity, maximum capacity, latitude, longitude) were reviewed and corrected by the U.S. Geological Survey. The values were checked against U.S. Geological Survey water-resources data reports and State inventories, where available. Nine other Federal agencies (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tennessee Valley Authority, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Park Service, U.S. Soil Conservation Service, U.S. Forest Service, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) and government agencies in five States also reviewed and corrected their parts of the U.S. Geological Survey's file. The revised digital file of dams and reservoirs was the source of the information on size, location, and owner of dams and reservoirs plotted on the map of surface-water development (Hitt, 1985).

After the map of surface-water development was published, the U.S. Geological Survey's dams and reservoirs file was additionally checked. The file was reviewed and updated during the preparation of the State articles for two water summary reports (U.S. Geological Survey, 1986, 1990). Location and size of dams and reservoirs were reviewed on maps of surface-water development in the State sections of U.S. Geological Survey (1986, fig. 2 in each State section). Sizes of dams and reservoirs were verified again for cumulative reservoir storage graphs in the State section of U.S. Geological Survey (1990, fig. IB in each State section). Missing structures were added to the file during both reviews. The file was enhanced further by adding surface area, drainage area, storage ratio, and more detailed basin information. The data on surface area were needed to make realistic estimates of reservoir evaporation. Evaporative loss from reservoirs is a concern because substantial quantities of water evaporate from reservoirs that would not have evaporated if the water had not been impounded. Annual free water-surface evaporation ranges from a low of 20 inches per year in northwestern Washington to a high of 100 inches per year in southeastern California (Farnsworth and others, 1982).

Information on surface area, drainage area, and storage ratios first were obtained from Martin and Hanson (1966). If the information was not available from Martin and Hanson, it then was obtained frori the annual U.S. Geological Survey State water-data reports, from District offices of the U.S. Geological Survey, or from appropriate State agencies. Sur::ace areas are available for about 87 percent of the reservoirs in the file.

Acknowledgments

Acknowledgment is made to the following agencies and organizations for their cooperation in making the reservoir data available: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Tennessee Valley Authority, other Federal agencies, State agencies, and water and irrigation districts.

SUMMARY OF SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS d)F LARGE RESERVOIRS

The reservoirs in the file were grouped by the water-resources regions that are shown in figure 1. These regions, defined by Seaber and others (1987), generally correspond to major river basics. The number and total normal capacity of reservoirs developed in the United States and Puerto Rico before 1920, during each decade from 1920 to 197^, and from 1980 to 1988 are shown by water-resources region in figure 2. The location of the reservoirs is shown in figure 3. By 1988, normal capacity of 2,728 reservoirs totaled about 467 million acre-feet. The surface area of 2,362 reservoirs totaled almost 16 million acres. Surface areas for 366 reservoirs were not available.

In the eastern United States (regions 01 and 02), reservoirs were devel­ oped to meet the municipal demands of growing cities during the last half of the century (Martin and Hanson, 1966). Reservoir development for hydro­ electric power generation and flood control occurred in the 1950's and 1960's in parts of the central, southern, and southwestern United States (regions 03, 05, 08, and 13). Growth occurred later in parts of the western United States (regions 10, 11, 12, 14, 17, and 18). Reservoirs in the western United States were needed to regulate the seasonal flows in rivers for irrigation supplies. Prior to 1920, the increase in the number of reservoirs was almost entirely due to the Reclamation Act (Newlands) of 1902. The Reclamation Act provided Federal aid for building reservoirs and stimulated the construction of recla­ mation works in the arid West (Martin and Hanson, 1966). Large increases in reservoir storage also occurred after 1950 when Federal money was made avail­ able to construct dams. In the 1980's, few large-scale water projects have been constructed. Most of the economical sites for locating dams already have been developed, and the current (1988) emphasis primarily is on nonstructural measures for assuring water supplies and preventing flood damage. Development of small-scale projects, such as dams to generate lowhead hydroelectric power, could become important if energy costs rise. WISCO>«!N UPP-ER MISSISSIPPI Cyv) ( MlcH1dAN

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Figure 3.--Locations of reservoirs that have normal capacities of at least 5,000 acre-feet or maximum capacities of at least 25,000 acre-feet in the United States and Puerto Rico. California outranks all other States in terms of number and total normal capacity of reservoirs (table 1). The 259 reservoirs located in California comprise about 9.5 percent of the total number of reservoirs and about 8.6 percent of the total normal capacity in the United States and Puerto Rico. Texas is second in terms of number of reservoirs. Texas has 182 reservoirs, which account for about 6.7 percent of the total] number and about 7.0 percent of the total normal capacity. Many controlled natural lakes are located in Minnesota, Maine, and Wisconsin, which may explain why these States are ranked in the top 10 in terms of numbers of reservoirs.| More large capacity reser­ voirs are located in the West than in the East because more land is available to be flooded, and the reservoirs are located in larger drainage basins. In the East, where the population density is greater, many small-capacity reser­ voirs are used for municipal water supplies.

Table I.--Ranking of States by number of reservoirs and total normal capacity

[Number in parentheses is the number of reservoirs with no data for normal capacity]

Number of Total normal capacity State reservoirs (acre-feet)

California 259 40,396,140 Texas 182 32,710,139 Minnesota 161 12,740,942 Colorado 146 6,348,681 Maine 109 5,291,556

New York 101 6,142,347 Wisconsin 97 4,261,903 Pennsylvania 89 3,822,008 Washington 81 25,280,880 Oklahoma 75 14,316,084

Michigan 75 2,511,295 Montana 70 32,396,158 Oregon 68 9,716,508 Idaho 63 14,324,200 Ohio 61 1,324,025

Arkansas 60 13,140,978 Florida 59 14,875,870 North Carolina 59 6,049,106 Utah 58 6,806,612 Illinois 53 2,159,569

Kentucky 51 11,515,319 Alabama 47 8,612,040 Wyoming 45 6,941,167 Louisiana 43 5,908,979 Missouri 39 8,862,779

10 Table I.--Ranking of States by number of reservoirs and total normal capacity--Continued

Number of Total normal capacity State reservoirs (acre-feet)

Kansas 37 6,918,641 New Hampshire 36 954,500 Tennessee 35 8,126,402 Arizona 34 36,394,234 Indiana 33 1,082,776

South Carolina 32 11,038,984 Virginia 31 3,975,070 Connecticut 29 883,433 Iowa 28 1,764,267 Georgia 25 (2) 9,706,790

New Mexico 25 5,992,008 Nebraska 25 3,322,629 North Dakota 24 18,761,923 West Virginia 22 942,613 Alaska 21 1,776,650

Massachusetts 21 1,710,319 Mississippi 20 1,071,017 New Jersey 20 404,092 South Dakota 19 25,526,671 Nevada 16 28,989,833

Vermont 14 277,769 Maryland 13 856,292 Puerto Rico 11 274,215 Rhode Island 4 136,206 Delaware 1 6,300 Hawaii 1 7,761

Total 2,728 (2) 467,356,680

The list of reservoirs greater than 2,000,000 acre-feet in usable capacity Compiled by Martin and Hanson (1966) and the reservoirs that have a normal capacity of 2,000,000 acre-feet or more listed in table 2 are not directly comparable. The terms "usable capacity" and "normal capacity" are not interchangeable. Usable capacity is defined as the volume, in acre-feet, normally available for release from a reservoir below the maximum controllable level (Martin and Hanson, 1966). Normal capacity is defined as the total storage space, in acre-feet, below the normal retention level, which includes dead storage but excludes flood control or surcharge storage. There are some reservoirs included in table 2 which were not included in the Martin and Hanson list, and there are some reservoirs included in the Martin and Hanson list which were not included in table 2 because of the difference in capacity definitions.

11 Table 2.--Large reservoirs in the United States that have a normal capacity of 2,000,000 acre-feet or more

Normal Name of reservoir Year State capacity (name of dam) completed (acre-feet)

Lake Mead (Hoover) Nevada-Ariz Dna 28,255,000 1936 Lake Powell (Glen Canyon) Arizona 27,000,000 1966 Lake Oahe South Dakot a 18,900,000 1966 Lake Sakakawea (Garrison) North Dakot a 18,300,000 1953 Lake Fort Peck Montana 15,200,000 1937

Franklin D. Roosevelt (Grand Coulee) Washington 9,386,000 1942 Lake Koocanusa (Libby) Montana 5,809,000 1973 Shasta Lake California 4,552,000 1945 Toledo Bend Louisiana-Texas 4,477,000 1968 Levee 65 Borrow Canal (Structure 153) Florida 4,147,000 1938

Lake Cumberland (Wolf Creek) Kentucky 3,995,000 1951 Lake Murray South Carol ina 3,952,000 1930 Lake Francis Case (Fort Randall) South Dakot a 3,800,000 1954 Flaming Gorge Utah 3,787,000 1964 (Oroville 1-048) California 3,537,577 ' 1968

Amistad Texas 3,505,400 1969 Hungry Horse Montana 3,468,000 1953 Dworshak Idaho 3,450,000 1973 Rainy Lake Minnesota 3,312,000 1909 Bull Shoals Lake Arkansas 3,048,000 1951

Sam Rayburn Texas 2,852,600 1965 International Falcon Texas 2,767,400 1954 Table Rock Lake Missouri 2,702,000 1959 Lake Texoma (Denison) Oklahoma-Texas 2,643,300 1944 Hartwell Lake Georgia 2,550,000 1960

Clarks Hill Lake Georgia- 2,510,000 1953 South Carolina Painted Rock Arizona 2,491,700 1960 Wilson Lake Kansas 2,478,350 1964 Claire Engle Lake (Trinity) California 2,448,000 1962 New Me 1 ones Lake California 2,400,000 1979 Eufaula Lake Oklahoma 2,330,000 1964

L-29, Sec. 3 Borrow Canal Florida 2,200,000 1978 (Structure 334) Lake Ouachita (Blakely Mountain) Arkansas 2,151,100 1953 Kentucky Lake Kentucky 2,121,000 1944 Elephant Butte New Mexico 2,110,298 1916

San Luis California 2,041,000 1967 (Don Pedro 68-007) California 2,030,000 1971 Lake of the Ozarks (Osage) Missouri 2,020,000 1931

12 Thirty-eight reservoirs in the United States have a normal capacity of 2,000,000 acre-feet or more (table 2). Martin and Hanson (1966) list 31 reservoirs that have a usable capacity of 2,000,000 acre-feet or more and were completed or under construction before 1963. There are nine reservoirs listed in table 2 that were not listed in Martin and Hanson (1966) and were completed after Martin and Hanson compiled their list. The development of reservoir storage between 1963 and 1988 was less than the development which occurred during the previous 16 years (1947 through 1962), when 22 large reservoirs were completed (Martin and Hanson, 1966). The 27 large reservoirs built after 1947 (table 2) generally were multipurpose reservoirs in public ownership. Only one of the recently completed large reservoirs, Painted Rock, is a single-purpose reservoir in public ownership. Painted Rock was constructed for flood control. The 38 large reservoirs (table 2) account for 46 percent of the total normal capacity of reservoirs listed in this report.

EXPLANATION OF DATA

Selected characteristics of reservoirs that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet and that were completed as of 1988 are listed in table 3. Reservoirs are listed alphabetically by State and by name of reservoir. Reservoirs without names are listed alphabetically by name of dam before the reservoirs listed by name of reservoir. The elements of the table are discussed below. Most of the definitions are paraphrased from the inventory description of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers national inventory of dams (1982). The table lists 1,166 more reservoirs than were published previously in Martin and Hanson (1966). These data are not totally complete because the information is being updated periodically. In some areas of the United States, reservoir capacity is reported in units other than acre-feet. The following conversions may be useful:

1 acre-foot = 0.3259 million gallons; 1 acre-foot = 0.04356 million cubic feet.

Name of reservoir the official name of the lake or reservoir. Dashes indi­ cate that the reservoir does not have a name. Usually the official name of the reservoir and the official name of the dam are the same. The latest legal name for the reservoir is listed. Name of stream the official name of the stream or river on which the dam is built. This stream or river also is the major source of water to the reservoir. If the stream does not have a name, it is indicated as a tributary to the river into which it flows. If the dam is located off- stream, the name of the major contributing stream is listed, and the reservoir location is indicated as offstream. Name of dam--the official name of the dam. Usually the official name of the dam is the same as the official name of the reservoir. Owner--the name of the owner of the dam. The owner of the dam may not neces­ sarily be the operator of the dam or the party legally responsible for the operation of the dam. The names of Federal agencies are abbreviated as follows:

13 Name of Federal AgenCy Abbreviation Name of Organization Agency Organization

International Boundary and Water Commission IBWC

U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service USDA SCS Forest Service USDA FS

U.S. Department of Energy Federal Energy Regulatory Commission DOE FERC

Tennessee Valley Authority TVA

U.S. Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service DOI FWS Bureau of Land Management DOI BLM Bureau of Reclamation DOI BOR Bureau of Indian Affairs DOI BIA National Park Service DOI NPS

U.S. Department of Labor Mine Safety and Health Administration DOL MSHA

U.S. Department of Defense U.S. Army DOD USA U.S. Navy DOD USN U.S. Air Force DOD USAF U.S. Marine Corps DOD USMC

U.S. Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons DOJ BOP

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Lower Mississippi Valley Division DAEN LMV Memphis District DAEN LMM New Orleans District DAEN LMN St. Louis District DAEN LMS Vicksburg District DAEN LMK

Missouri River Division DAEN MRD Kansas City District DAEN MRK Omaha District DAEN MRO

New England Division DAEN NED

North Atlantic Division DAEN NAD Baltimore District DAEN NAB New York District DAEN NAN Norfolk District DAEN NAO Philadelphia District DAEN NAP

14 Name of Federal Agency Abbreviation Name of Organization Agency Organization

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (continued) North Central Division DAEN NCD Buffalo District DAEN NCB Chicago District DAEN NCC Detroit District DAEN NCE Rock Island District DAEN NCR St. Paul District DAEN NCS

North Pacific Division DAEN NPD Alaska District DAEN NPA Portland District DAEN NPP Seattle District DAEN NPS Walla Walla District DAEN NPW

Ohio River Division DAEN ORD Huntington District DAEN ORH Louisville District DAEN ORL Nashville District DAEN ORN Pittsburg District DAEN ORP

Pacific Ocean Division DAEN POD

South Atlantic Division DAEN SAD Charleston District DAEN SAN Jacksonville District DAEN SAJ Mobile District DAEN SAM Savannah District, DAEN SAS Wilmington District DAEN SAW

South Pacific Division DAEN SPD Los Angeles District DAEN SPL Sacramento District DAEN SPK San Francisco District DAEN SPN

Southwestern Division DAEN SWD Albuquerque District DAEN SWA Fort Worth District DAEN SWF Galveston District - DAEN SWG Little Rock District DAEN SWL Tulsa District DAEN SWT

Others not listed above USA Name

15 Hydrologic unit the hydrologic unit code indicating the drainage basin in which the reservoir is located. The eight-digit code is divided into four two-digit fields. The first two digits identify the water-resources region (shown in figure 1), the next two digits identify the subregion, the next two digits identify the accounting unit, and the last two digits identify the cataloging unit. Hydrologic units and the associated hydro- logic-unit maps are described by Seaber and others (1987).

Latitude and longitude the latitude and longitude of the dam at its maximum section are listed to the nearest degree, minute, and second. Latitudes and longitudes may vary by a few seconds depending on the source of the data and what point was identified as maximum section.

Capacity the normal and maximum capacities of the reservoirs are listed in acre-feet. Normal capacity is defined as the total volume in a reservoir below the normal retention level, including dead storage, but excluding flood control or surcharge storage. The maximum capacity is defined as the total volume in the reservoir below the maximum attainable water- surface elevation and includes any surcharge storage. Surcharge storage is the storage above the total retention level. This storage increase can result from flashboards increasing the dam height and allowing temporary detention of a volume of flood watfer above the controllable pool level.

Surface area the area, in acres, of the water surface of the reservoir. It usually is listed for normal capacity, but sometimes it is listed for maximum capacity or for an unknown storage, Surface area of a reservoir varies depending on the storage level of the reservoir.

Drainage area the area measured in a horizontal plane, enclosed by a topo­ graphic divide, from which surface runoff from precipitation would normally drain. It is measured in square miles at the location of the dam. The drainage area of an offstream reservoir is not listed because the contributing drainage area has no relation to the inflow to the reservoir. The listed drainage areas account for what would normally drain into the reservoir due to topography, effects of transbasin diver­ sions are not included.

Year completed the year in which dam construction was completed. At some dams, reservoir storage began during construction, and therefore, the reservoir effect on streamflow may precede the year of dam completion.

Use the major purposes or uses of the reservoir are listed with the primary use first. The other uses are secondary and may be a resulting benefit of dam construction.

16 SUMMARY

Selected characteristics of 2,728 reservoirs and controlled natural lakes located within the 50 States of the United States and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico are listed in this report. The data are from a digital file of dams and reservoirs developed by the U.S. Geological Survey. Reservoirs that have normal capacities of at least 5,000 acre-feet or maximum capacities of at least 25,000 acre-feet and that were completed as of January 1, 1988, are listed. Reservoir data include: location, maximum capacity, normal capacity, surface area, drainage area, year completed, and use.

The normal capacities of the reservoirs total more than 467 million acre-feet, and the combined surface areas for 2,362 of those reservoirs total almost 16 million acres. Reservoirs in California account for more than 9 percent (259) of the reservoirs listed and also account for more than 40 million acre-feet of normal storage and almost 700,000 acres of the listed surface area.

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Farnsworth, R.K., Thompson, E.S., and Peck, E.L., 1982, Annual free water surface (FWS) evaporation shallow lake, 1956-1970, map 3 in pocket, of Evaporation Atlas for the Contiguous 48 United States: Washington, B.C., National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Technical Report NWS 33, map scale 1:4,800,000. Hitt, K.J., 1984 [1985], Surface-water and related land resources development in the United States and Puerto Rico: U.S. Geological Survey special map: scale 1:3,168,000. Langbein, W.B., 1982, Dams, reservoirs, and withdrawals for water supply-­ historic trends: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 82-256, 9 p. Martin, R.O., and Hanson, R.L., 1966, Reservoirs in the United States: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper 1838, 114 p. Seaber, P.R., Kapinos, F.P., and Knapp, G.L., 1987, State Hydrologic Unit Maps: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper 2294, 63 p. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1982: National inventory of dams database in card format (computer tape), available from National Technical Informa­ tion Service, Springfield, VA 22162, //ADA 118670. U.S. Geological Survey, 1986, National water summary 1985--Hydrologic events and surface-water resources: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper 2300, 506 p. U.S. Geological Survey, 1990, National Water Summary 1987--Hydrologic events and water supply and use: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper 2350, 553 p. [in press]

17 INDEX

Page Page Alabama------19 Montana 163 Alaska------23 Nebraska 170 Arizona------26 Nevada-- 173 Arkansas --- 29 New Hampshire------175 California--- 35 New Jersey------173 Colorado --- 61 New Mexico 180 Connecticut--' 76 New Yorlc 183 Delaware --- 79 North Carolina 193 Florida- --- 79 North Dakota 199 Georgia------85 Ohio 202 Hawaii----- 88 Oklahoma 208 Idaho------88 Oregon-- 215 Illinois------94 Pennsylvania------222 Indiana------99 Puerto Mco 231 Iowa------103 Rhode Island 232 Kansas------106 South Carolina 233 Kentucky------109 South Dakota 236 Louisiana----- 115 Tennessee- 238 Maine------119 Texas- . 242 Maryland - 130 Utah- . 260 Massachusetts- 131 Vermont- . 266 Michigan------134 Virginia------267 Minnesota----- 141 Washington---- . 271 Mississippi--- 157 West Viirginia- . 279 Missouri-----' 159 Wisconsin----- . 281 Wyoming------. 291

18 Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lat i tiJde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name o^ dam 1 ona i 1 1,ide "Normal Maximum farres"> (souarp plptpri Owner (degrei3S , mi 1 es ) mi n u 1 155 , secon;3s^

ALABAMA ALICEVILLE LAKE 03160106 33 1 2 24 60400 70000 8300 5750.00 1979 NR TOMBIGBEE RIVER 88 17 06 ALICEVILLE L & D DAEN SAM

AUBURN CITV LAKE 03150110 32 32 48 5500 6200 220 - 1932 RS CHEWALLA-CREEK 85 26 48 LAKE OGLETREE NO 1 CITV OF AUBURN

BAVVIEW L/*KE 03160111 33 34 24 12800 14200 547 74.00 1910 S VILLAGE CREEK 86 59 18 BAVVIEW LAKE T. C. I. . US S^EEL. CO

BEAR CREEK RESERVOIR 06030006 34 23 48 2560 39700 670 --- 1969 CRSO BEAR CREEK 87 59 18 BEAR CREEK TVA

BIG CREEK LAKE 03170008 30 42 30 105000 136500 3900 103.00 1952 SR BIG CREEK 88 20 30 BIG CREEK LAKE MOBILE WATER BOARD C

CEDAR CREEK RESERVOIR 06030006 34 32 42 29900 106000 4200 - 1979 CRO CEDAR CREEK 87 58 30 CEDAR CREEK TVA

CHOCCOLOCCO NO. 6 LAKE 03150106 33 44 18 6721 13683 265 31 .80 1977 RC SHOAL CREEK 85 39 30 CHOCCOLOCCO CREEK WATERSHED DAM NO. 6 CITV OF ANNISTON AL

CLAIBORNE LAKE 03150204 31 36 54 96360 96360 5930 119.00 1969 N ALABAMA RIVER 87 33 00 CLAIBORNE LOCK AND DAM DAEN SAM

COFFEEVILLE LAKE 03160203 31 45 24 190800 190800 8500 18500.00 1962 N TOMBIGBEE RIVER 88 07 42 COFFEEVILLE LOCK AND DAM DAEN SAM Table 3. --Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______area ares corn- Name of" da"> 1 nna A + i irif- Normal Maximum Car r p .O (snuare Dieted Owner ! degrees . mi 1 es ) minutes , seconds ''

DEMOPOLIS LAKE 03160201 32 31 12 150000 150000 1000 15450.00 1955 N TOMBIGBEE RIVER 87 52 48 DEMOPOLIS LOCK AND DAM DAEN SAM

GAINSVILLE LAKE 03160106 32 51 00 45290 90000 6400 7220.00 1978 NR TOMBIGBEE RIVER 88 09 06 GAINESVILLE L & D DAEN SAM

GANTT LAKE 03140301 31 24 24 30000 30000 2767 647.00 1924 HR CONECUH RIVER 86 28 54 GANTT ALABAMA ELECTRIC COO

GEORGE W ANDREWS LAKE 03130004 31 15 36 18180 18180 1570 8213.00 1963 N CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER 85 06 36 GEORGE W ANDREWS LOCK AND DAM DAEN SAM

GUNTERSVILLE LAKE 06030001 34 25 18 879700 1052000 70700 24450.00 1939 NCHR TENNESSEE RIVER 86 23 36 GUNTERSVILLE TVA

HENRY RESERVOIR______03150106 109000 109000 11235 6590.00 1966 HR COOSA RIVER H NEELV HENRY ALABAMA POWER CO

HIGHLAND LAKE 03160111 33 52 48 7680 1 1470 1956 R BLACKBURN FORK LITTLE WARRIOR 86 26 00 HIGHLAND LAKE BILL TOWNS

HOLT LAKE 03160112 33 15 12 1 14720 117990 3296 4230.00 1968 NHR BLACK WARRIOR RIVER 87 27 00 HOLT LOCK,DAM AND POWERHOUSE DAEN SAM

INLAND LAKE 03160111 33 50 12 191100 215600 1536 70.10 1938 SR BLACKBURN FORK LITTLE WARRIOR 86 33 00 INLAND LAKE BIRMINGHAM CITY OF

JONES BLUFF LAKE 03150201 32 19 24 234200 234200 12510 16300.00 1971 NHR ALABAMA RIVER 86 47 00 JONES BLUFF LOCK,DAM AND POWERHOUSE DAEN SAM Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i ti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area corn- Namp of riarr 1 ong i 1 1jdP Normal Ma "i miim Car r P 5 > Csnuar-p D i P t e d Owne r (degre< 3S , mi } es ) mi nut < 35 , seconcds ) JORDAN LAKE 03150107 32 37 06 230000 230000 4800 10200.00 1928 HR COOSA 86 15 30 JORDAN ALABAMA POWER CO

JORDAN LAKE DIVERSION 03150107 32 34 36 230000 230000 920 --- 1967 H COOSA 86 16 42 WALTER BOULDIN ALABAMA PWR CO

LAKE BANKHEAD 031601 12 33 27 24 288000 296000 9200 3990.00 1975 NHR BLACK WARRIOR RIVER 87 21 18 JOHN HOLLIS BANKHEAD LOCK DAM AND PH DAEN SAM

LAKE CATOMA 03160109 34 1 1 00 15020 21400 528 -*-- 1966 SR EIGHT MILE CREEK 86 48 18 LAKE CATOMA DAM CULLMAN CITY OF

LAKE EUFAULA 03130003 31 37 36 924600 934400 48600 7460.00 1962 NHRC CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER 85 03 48 WALTER F GEORGE LOCK , DAM , POWERHOUSE DAEN SAM

LAKE GEORGE 03160109 34 13 24 5400 5775 80 --- 1956 R BRIDGE CREEK 86 50 18 LAKE GEORGE DAM CULLMAN CITY OF

LAKE MARTIN 03150109 32 40 54 250000 1622000 38300 3000.00 1926 HRC TALLAPOOSA 85 54 42 MARTIN ALABAMA POWER CO

LAKE MITCHELL 03150107 32 47 00 172000 250000 5800 9830.00 1923 HSR COOSA 86 30 00 MITCHELL ALABAMA POWER COMPAN

LAKE NICOL 031601 12 33 17 24 10349 10349 380 8.23 1954 S YELLOW CREEK 87 29 00 LAKE NICOL DAM TUSCALOOSA CITY OF

LAKE PURDY 03150202 33 27 36 24000 26400 1050 46.00 1964 SRC LITTLE CAHABA RIVER 86 40 06 LAKE PURDY DAM BHAM MUN WATER SERV Table 3.-- Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at 1 east 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debri s control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of s t ream uni t and area a r ea com- Name of dart1 1 ona i 1 1 idP No^ma 1 Maximum Owner ( degre

LAKE THOLLOCO 03140201 31 23 06 6060 9000 640 - 1935 R CLAYBANK CREEK 85 43 18 LAKE THOLLOCO DOD USA

LAKE TUSCALOOSA 03160112 33 15 54 130000 180000 5885 --- 1971 SCR NORTH RIVER 87 30 24 LAKE TUSCALOOSA DAM TUSCALOOSA CITY OF

LAY LAKE 03150107 32 57 48 265000 265000 6700 9090.00 1914 HR COOSA 86 30 48 LAY ALABAMA POWER CO

LEWIS SMITH RESERVOIR 031601 1U 33 56 12 139000U 2203000 21000 944.00 1961 HCR SIPSEV FORK 87 06 18 LEWIS SMITH £rO > ALABAMA POWER CO LITTLE BEAR CREEK RES. 06030006 34 27 18 21000 45900 1560 --- 1975 CRO LITTLE BEAR CREEK 87 58 36 LITTLE BEAR CREEK TVA

yK AQ. o ~7 o Q n r\ a A ^y *~) r\r\ l_l p D LOGAN MARTIN RESERVOIR £. *J *rO £ f uoL/y -O*l £. £. U U 15260 7770.00 1964 ti L, K COOSA 86 20 12 LOGAN MARTIN ALABAMA POWER CO

OPELIKA CITY LAKE 03150110 32 40 00 5000 10200 565 --- 1932 SR SOUGAHATCHEE CREEK 85 26 18 SOUGAHATCHEE CITY OF OPELIKA, ALAB

POINT A LAKE 03140301 31 22 00 8000 8000 700 1267.00 1925 HR CONECUH RIVER 86 31 12 POINT A ALA ELEC COOP INC

SEHOY PLANTATION LAKE 03130003 32 1 1 42 6400 8000 ------1975 R COWIKEE CREEK 85 31 30 SEHOY PLANTATION LAKE DAM MALCOLM MCCLEAN

THURLOW RESERVOIR 03150110 32 32 06 1 1000 1 1000 585 3320.00 1930 H TALLAPOOSA 85 53 18 THURLOW ALABAMA PWR CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lat i ttjde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1jde Normal Maximum farrpsl fsouare Dieted Owne r ( aegre< mi 1 es ) mi n u t <2S , seconcJs >

UPPER BEAR CREEK RESERVOIR 06030006 34 16 18 19300 36600 1850 1974 RSO BEAR CREEK 87 41 42 UPPER BEAR CREEK TVA

WARRIOR LAKE 031601 13 32 46 42 54000 58650 7800 5800.00 1958 N BLACK WARRIOR RIVER 87 50 30 WARRIOR LOCK AND DAM DAEN SAM

WEISS RESERVOIR 03150105 34 10 18 306400 1433300 28300 5270.00 1961 HCR COOSA 85 45 12 WEISS ALABAMA POWER CO

WHEELER LAKE 06030002 34 47 54 72000u 1071000 68300 29590.00 1936 NCHR TENNESSEE RIVER 87 22 54 WHEELER

U) WILLIAM 'BILL' DANNELLY LA 03150203 32 06 06 331800 331800 17200 20700.00 1970 NHR ALABAMA RIVER 87 24 00 MILLERS FERRY LOCK, DAM AND POWERHOUSE DAEN SAM

WILLIAM BACON OLIVER LAKE 03160112 33 12 36 12500 13800 2220 4830.00 1940 N BLACK WARRIOR RIVER 87 35 06 WILLIAM BACON OLIVER LOCK AND DAM DAEN SAM

WILSON LAKE 06030005 34 47 42 587000 640200 16000 30750.00 1924 NCHR TENNESSEE RIVER 87 37 30 WILSON TVA

YATES RESERVOIR 03150110 32 34 30 26000 26000 1980 3320.00 1928 HR TALLAPOOSA 85 53 54 YATES ALABAMA PWR CO

ALASKA SALMON CREEK RESERVOIR 19060000 58 20 24 19000 19000 200 5.40 1914 H SALMON CREEK 134 23 36 SALMON CREEK DAM ALASKA E. L. & P. CO Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1og i c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of s t ream unit and area area com- Namp of dam 1 onp i t udP Norms 1 Maximum f ac TPS 1 ( s a u a r P Plet ed Owne r (degrees, mi 1 es) mi nut es , seconds) ANNEX LAKES 19060000 58 19 36 23400 23400 262 6.10 1915 H ANNEX CREEK 134 07 42 ANNEX LAKES DAM ALASKA E. L. & P. CO BLUE LAKE 19060000 57 03 48 145000 145000 1215 37.00 1961 S SAWMILL CREEK 135 11 30 BLUE LAKE DAM CITY OF SITKA CHEIMOVISKI LAKE 19050003 60 32 54 8000 8000 200 1930 SH TR PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND 148 09 00 WEST GABLES CANNERY UNKNOWN CiiESTER LAKE 19060000 55 07 12 7000 7000 85 1980 HS WATERFALL CREEK 131 31 42 CHESTER LAKE CITY OF METLAKATLA COOPER LAKE 19050002 60 26 06 230000 244000 2900 31.00 1959 H COOPER CREEK 149 49 36 COOPER LAKE CHUGACH ELECT. ASSOC EKLUTNA LAKE - -- 49050002 _6J_24_ 42 280000 3345 119.00 1965 H EKLUTNA RIVER 149 09 24 EKLUTNA USA DOI APA EYAK LAKE 19050003 60 31 54 40000 98000 2432 1972 0 EYAK RIVER 145 38 36 EYAK LAKE STATE OF ALASKA GREEN LAKE 19060000 74000 78500 1981 H VODOPAD RIVER GREEN LAKE DAM CITY OF SITKA

LAKE CONNELL 19060000 55 26 00 10700 10700 220 12.80 1951 SO WARD CREEK 131 40 12 LAKE CONNELL KETCHIKAN PULP CO, LAKE WHITMAN 19060000 52 20 00 6500 7200 152 1932 H WHITMAN CREEK 131 31 48 WHITMAN LAKE CITY OF KETCHIKAN Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of dam longitude Normal Mavimum (acres') (sauare Dieted Owner ( degrees , miles) minutes, seconds ) LONG LAKE 19060000 58 10 00 355000 355000 1275 30.20 1973 H LONG RIVER 133 44 00 SNETTISHAM USA DOI APA

LOWER AND UPPER KETCHIKAN 19060000 55 21 36 16000 16000 580 8.50 1957 SH KETCHIKAN CREEK 131 37 06 KETCHIKAN LAKES CITY OF KETCHIKAN

MOOSE CREEK RESERVOIR 19030004 64 47 24 160000 13000 1430.00 1979 C CHENA RIVER 147 11 00 CHENA RIVER LAKES DAEN NPA

NONE 1903000/ 65 35 36 9650 10200 380 --- 1946 SO SOUTH FORK HESS CREEK 148 23 30 HESS CREEK DAM CALLAHAN LEAD & ZINC

PURPLE LAKE 19060000 55 06 30 335200 360700 963 6.80 1975 H CRAB CREEK 131 26 30 PURPLE LAKE CITY OF METLAKATLA

SOLOMON GULCH LAKE 19050003 61 04 24 31500 31500 1000 19.20 1980 H SOLOMON 146 18 00 SOLOMON GULCH DAM B COPPER VALLEY ELECTR

CU;A M i A u C 19060000 -- -- 82800 96600 p A i i c roppi/ SWAN LAKE DAM ALASKA POWER AUTH. TPDDOD 1 A I/ P 19050001 ------78000 84000

TERROR LAKE DAM ALASKA POWER AUTH.

TYEE LAKE 19060000 -- -- 52400 52400

TYEE LAKE OUTLET ALASKA POWER AUTH.

UPPER LAKE SILVIS 19060000 55 22 54 22000 22000 227 3.40 1968 H BEAVER FALLS CREEK 131 31 00 UPPER LAKE SILVIS CITY OF KETCHIKAN Tabl e 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, f1ood control; D, debris control; H. hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 o n a i 1 1 irte Nnr-rna 1 Ma v imum (arres) (sctua r e Dieted Owner (degrei BS , mi 1 es ) mi nut i 3S , s e c o n <3s ^

ARIZONA 15060106 33 O *J 36 - 46600 CAVE CREEK 1 1 2 05 18 CAVE BUTTES MARICOPA CO FL CON

15050301 31 36 7540 1 1420 o c n 1 Q C* Q D SONOITA CREEK 1 10 52 06 LAKE PATAGONIA AZ STATE PARKS

15050100 33 12 9580 10500 MINERAL CREEK 1 10 59 36 MINERAL CREEK ARCH KENNEC07~r COPPEP COP

15040005 33 02 54 5200 6280 136 - 1969 SO SILVER BASIN CREEK 109 21 54 NJ SILVER BASIN PHELPS DODGE CORP. 15050306 32 o i 06 15000 145000 1974 C SANTA ROSA WASH 1 1 1 56 48 TAT MOMOLIKOT DOI BIA 15030204 34 i "3 54 1046314 1412474 1150 4730. 00 196H CRT BILL WILLIAMS RIVER 1 13 36 06 ALAMO DAEN SPL

APACHE LAKE 15060106 33 36 24 245100 261348 2656 5935.00 1927 IHSR SALT RIVER 1 1 1 20 30 HORSE MESA DOI BOR BARTLETT RESERVOIR 15060203 33 49 06 178200 192669 2768 6185.00 1939 IRS VERDE RIVER 111 37 54 BARTLETT DOI BOR BIG LAKE 15060101 33 53 12 9300 10100 570 3.10 1951 RS BLACK RIVER 109 25 00 BIG LAKE AZ GAME + FISH DEPT, Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---. no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 nna i 1 1.idp Normal Maximum (arrpO fsnua-p Dieted Owne r ( degr.e< 35 . mi 1 es ) mi n u t ( 3 5* secontas)

BLUE RIDGE RESERVOIR 15020008 34 33 18 15000 19500 275 71 . 10 1962 OR EAST CLEAR CREEK 1 1 1 1 1 00 BLUE RIDGE PHELPS DODGE CORPORA

CANYON LAKE 15060106 33 33 12 57900 68131 950 6094.00 1926 IHSR SALT RIVER 1 1 1 26 30 MORMAN FLAT DOI BOR

CHEVELON CANYON LAKE 15020010 34 30 42 7000 8542 200 --- 1966 R CHEVELON CREEK 1 10 49 24 CHEVELON CANYON ARIZ. GAME & FISH DE

CRESCENT LAKE 15060101 33 55 00 5800 670U ------1934 R TR-BLACK RIVER 109 25 36 CRESCENT LAKE ARIZ. GAME & FISH DE

HAY LAKE TREMAINE RESERVOI 15020008 34 45 42 5550 8800 520 1952 I TREMAINE DRAW 1 1 1 13 24 HAY LAKE BAR-T-BAR RANCH INC.

HORSESHOE RESERVOIR 15060203 33 59 00 131400 149003 2719 5991 .00 1946 ISR VERDE RIVER 1 1 1 42 30 HORSESHOE DOI BOR

LAKE HAVASU 15030101 34 17 42 619400 646000 20390 178700.00 1938 HISRC COLORADO RIVER 1 14 08 24 PARKER DOI BOR

LAKE MOJAVE 15030101 35 1 1 48 1818530 2121000 28192 169300.00 1950 HISCR COLORADO RIVER 1 14 34 06 DAVIS DOI BOR

LAKE PLEASANT 15070102 33 51 12 84300 157200 3585 1459.00 1927 IR AGUA FRIA RIVER 1 12 16 06 WADDELL MCMWCD #1

LAKE POWELL 14070006 36 56 12 27000000 28820000 161390 107700.00 1966 HSCR COLORADO RIVER 1 1 1 29 00 GLEN CANYON DOI BOR Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C. flood control; D. debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ong i t ude Normal Maximum (acres') fsnuarp Dieted Owne r (degrees. mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds)

LAKE TAKALAI 15040007 33 23 12 6000 13000 260 480.00 1980 I SAN CARLOS RIVER 110 25 48 ELGO SAN CARLOS APACHE TR LOWER LAKE MARY 15020015 35 06 42 8600 8600 838 119.00 1912 SR WALNUT CREEK 111 35 00 LOWER LAKE MARY CITY OF FLAGSTAFF LYMAN LAKE 15020001 34 21 54 30600 44500 1470 790.00 1949 IR LITTLE COLORADO 109 23 00 LYMAN LYMAN WATER COMPANY MANY FARMS LAKE 14080204 36 21 48 12500 25000 1770 1943 RI SHEEP DIP CREEK 109 36 30 MANY FARMS Ni NAVAJO INDIAN TRIBE 00 MOOVALYA LAKE 15030104 34 10 06 20000 20000 960 1941 I COLORADO 114 30 00 HEADGATE ROCK DOI BIA

PAINTED ROCK RESERVOIR "~15070101 T1333 0004 36 2491700 4834600 53200 50910.00 1960 C GILA RIVER PAINTED ROCK DAM DAEN SPL RED LAKE 15020006 35 55 00 15517 16100 1952 IR TOHDIL DONIH WASH OFF STREAM 109 02 00 RED LAKE NAVAJO INDIAN TRIBE SAGUARO LAKE 15060106 33 34 00 69800 77572 1264 6211.00 1930 IHSRO SALT RIVER 111 32 00 STEWART MOUNTAIN DOI BOR SAN CARLOS RESERVOIR 15040005 33 12 00 1070000 1200788 19580 12886.00 1929 IH GILA 110 31 00 COOLIDGE DAM DOI BIA SHOW LOW LAKE 15020005 34 11 42 6200 7500 194 67.20 1953 SRO SHOW LOW CREEK 110 00 12 JAQUES PHELPS DODGE CORP. Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C. flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic LatitiJde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1 jde Norma 1 Maximum Cacresl fsauarp nleted Owne r (degree 3S , mi 1 es ) m i n u t < 35 , seconcjsl

SUNRISE LAKE 15060102 34 00 36 7054 15106 880 --- 1967 R TR WHITE RIVER 109 33 48 SUNRISE WHITE MTN APACHE TRI

THEODORE ROOSEVELT LAKE 15060103 33 40 18 1337000 1553850 17315 5824.00 1911 HISR SALT RIVER 1 1 1 09 36 THEODORE ROOSEVELT DOI BOR

UPPER LAKE MARY 15020015 35 05 06 16576 21041 1058 84.00 1941 SR WALNUT CREEK 1 1 1 31 36 UPPER LAKE MARY CITY OF FLAGSTAFF

WHITLOW RANCH RES. 15050100 33 i? 54 35593 64556 819 144.00 1959 C OUEEN CREEK 1 1 1 16 30 WHITLOW RANCH DAM DAEN SPL N) vO WILLOW CREEK RESERVOIR 15060202 34 36 06 5980 7800 --- - 1934 IR WILLOW CREEK 1 12 26 42 WILLOW CREEK CHINO VALLEY IRR. DI ARKANSAS LAKE WINDSOR 11070208 36 28 12 5500 9400 220 - 1974 R TANYARD CREEK 94 15 30 LAKE WINDSOR DAM BELLA VISTA PROP OWN BEAR CREEK LAKE 08020203 34 42 30 8000 9200 520 5.70 1938 R BEAR CREEK 90 42 00 BEAR CREEK LAKE DAM USDA FS BEAVER FORK LAKE 1 1 1 10205 35 08 36 10600 22700 900 1956 S BEAVER FORK 92 26 48 BEAVER FORK LAKE DAM CITY OF CONWAY BEAVER LAKE 1 1010001 36 25 00 1652000 1952000 28220 1 192.00 1963 CH WHITE RIVER 93 50 54 BEAVER DAEN SWL Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 nnq i t ticlP Normal Maximum (arrpsl (square pleted Owne r < degrees. mi 1es) minutes. seconds)

BLUE MOUNTAIN 11110204 35 06 06 25000 258000 1 1000 488.00 1947 C PETIT JEAN 93 38 36 BLUE MOUNTAIN DAEN SWL

BULL SHOALS LAKE 11010003 36 21 48 3048000 5408000 71240 6036.00 1951 CH WHITE RIVER 92 34 24 BULL SHOALS DAEN SWL

CROWN LAKE 11010012 36 12 00 9300 9710 640 1972 R BENS CREEK 91 44 48 CROWN LAKE DAM HORSESHOE BEND ESTAT

DARDANELLE LAKE 11110202 35 15 00 420900 486200 36600 131400.00 1969 Nh ARKANSAS RIVER 93 10 00 DARDANELLE LOCK AND DAM DAEN SWL

DEGRAV LAKE 08040102 34 13 12 654700 1377000 13400 --- 1969 HCSRO CADDO RIVER 93 06 36 DEGRAY DAM DAEN LMK

DEQUEEN LAKE 1 1 140109 34 05 54 34900 370600 T680 169.00 1977 CSO ROLLING PORK RIVER 94 22 ** DEQUEEN DAEN SWL

DIERKS LAKE 1 1 140109 34 08 42 29700 159500 1360 113.00 1975 CSRO SALINE RIVER 94 06 00 DIERKS DAEN SWL

EAST FORK POINT REMOVE SIT 11110203 35 22 54 5141 7709 61 1973 C SUNNYSIDE CREEK 92 39 18 EAST FORK POINT REMOVE SITE 6 DAM PT REMOVE WATERSHED

EAST FORK POINT REMOVE SIT 1 1 1 10203 35 17 24 6045 7808 42 1969 C PARIRIE CREEK 92 41 06 EAST FORK POINT REMOVE SITE 9 DAM PT REMOVE WATERSHED

GILLHAM LAKE 11140109 34 12 36 33100 221800 1370 273.00 1975 CSO COSSATOT RIVER 94 13 48 GILLHAM DAEN SWL Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use a. i KG O I KG Name of dam 1 onp i t ude NO rma i Ma v i mum (acres ) ( square D 1 et eel Owner ( degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

GREERS FERRY LAKE 1 1010014 35 31 30 1910000 2844000 40500 1 146.00 1962 CH LITTLE RED 92 00 00 GREERS FERRY DAEN SWL HARRIS BRAKE LAKE 1 1 110206 34 59 18 8267 16576 1300 1955 R COFFEE CREEK 92 45 48 HARRIS BRAKE AUXILLARY DAM ARK GAME-FISH COMM HUTCHBETCH LAKE 1 1 110201 35 31 48 10300 12000 1971 S SOUTH FORK WHITE CREEK 93 50 42 OZARK WATER SUPPLY LAKE DAM CITY OF OZARK

LAKE ATKINS 10203 35 13 00 7760 9000 750 1946 R HORSEHEAD BRANCH 92 56 24 LAKE ATKINS DAM ARK GAME AND FISH CO LAKE CATHERINE 08040101 34 25 36 35000 35000 1940 1516.00 1924 H OUACHITA RIVER 92 53 12 REMMEL DAM ARKANSAS PWR & LIGHT LAKE CHARLES 11010009 36 04 00 8963 16540 645 1962 CR FLAT CREEK 91 08 30 FLAT CREEK SITE 3 DAM ARK GAME + FISH COMM

LAKE CHICOT 08050002 33 15 36 34000 34000 5300 1980 CSR DITCH BAYOU 91 13 18 DITCH BAYOU STATION-LAKE CHICOT DAEN LMK LAKE CONWAY 11110203 34 57 36 21440 40200 6700 1950 SR PALARM CREEK 92 24 30 LAKE CONWAY DAM ARK GAME-FISH COMM LAKE CORONADO 08040203 34 39 18 11315 16128 380 1976 R CEDAR CREEK 92 57 12 LAKE CORONADO DAM HOT SPR VIL PROP OWN LAKE CORTEZ 08040203 34 41 06 5840 10340 1979 R MILL CREEK 92 58 12 LAKE CORTEZ DAM HOT SPR VIL PROP OWN Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Dra i nage Year Use

Name of dam 1 onq i t ude Norma 1 Maximum ( ar ro<^ ) ' sauarp D 1 etpd Owne r ( degrees . mi 1 es ) mi nu t es . seconds 1

LAKE DESOTO 08040203 34 40 54 5250 7410 200 1971 RI MILL CREEK 93 00 30 DESOTO DAM-HOT SPRINGS DAM NO 1 HOT SPR VIL PROP OWN

LAKE ERLING 11140205 33 03 06 79000 140000 7000 1956 RS BODCAU CREEK 93 31 36 PERCY COBB DAM INTERNATIONAL PAPER

LAKE FLINT CREEK 11110103 36 14 18 18300 25200 530 1977 SO LITTLE FLINT CREEK 94 32 30 LITTLE FLINT CREEK SW ELECTRIC AND POWE

LAKE FORT SMITH 11110201 35 38 36 5925 14636 438 74.40 1936 S FROG BAVOU 94 08 00 LAKE FORT SMITH DAM CITY OF FORT SMITH OJ Ni LAKE GEORGIA-PACIFIC 08040204 33 14 30 10880 13600 1963 R TR-SALINE RIVER 92 01 30 LAKE GEORGIA-PACIFIC DAM GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORP

J.AKEGREESON______08040103 34 08 54 279700 600600 9800 237.00 1949 HCR LITTLE MISSOURI RTVER ~ 93 42 54 NARROWS DAM DAEN LMK

LAKE HAMILTON 08040101 34 26 36 19000 19000 7195 1441.00 1932 H OUACHITA RIVER 93 01 36 CARPENTER DAM ARKANSAS PWR & LIGHT

LAKE HINKLE 11110105 34 51 06 5000 25000 1000 1971 C JONES CREEK 94 15 12 MULTIPLE-PURPOSE STRUCTURE NO 15 ARK GAME AND FISH CO

LAKE MAUMELLE 11110207 34 51 18 208000 220000 8900 120.00 1957 S MAUMELLE RIVER 92 29 18 LAKE MAUMELLE DAM CITY OF LITTLE ROCK

LAKE OUACHITA 08040101 34 34 24 2151100 3761500 40100 1105.00 1953 HCR OUACHITA RIVER 93 11 18 BLAKELY MOUNTAIN DAM DAEN LMK Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 og i c Lat i tude Capaci ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area Name of dam 1 ong i t ude Norma 1 Ma * i mum (acres 1 ( sauare Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) minutes , seconds ) LAKE OVERCUP 1 1 1 10203 35 12 00 6000 12000 1 200 1963 R OVERCUP CREEK 92 44 00 LAKE OVERCUP DAM ARK GAME AND FISH CO LAKE PARADISE 08050100 33 29 30 7200 10800 900 1953 R MISSISSIPPI RIVER OFFSTREAM 91 10 30 PARADISE LAKE DAM SIMON ZIMMERMAN LAKE POINSETT 08020203 35 31 24 16296 29500 550 1967 RC DISTRESS CREEK 90 40 24 LAKE POINSETT DAM ARK GAME FISH COMMIS LAKE SHEPHERD SPRINGS 11110201 35 41 24 8313 19163 710 65.00 1954 S FROG BAYOU 94 07 00 LAKE SHEPHERD SPRINGS DAM CITY OF FORT SMITH LAKE THUNDERBIRD 11010010 36 18 18 9000 1 1 500 240 196: BIG OTTER CREEK 91 32 00 LAKE THUNDERBIRD DAM CHRKE VL PROP OWN AS LAKE WINONA 08040203 34 47 48 40920 63264 1240 43.50 1937 S ALUM FORK 92 51 00 LAKE WINONA DAM CITY OF LITTLE ROCK LOWER WHITE OAK LAKE 08040103 33 42 06 13160 24675 1645 1959 R WHITE OAK CREEK 93 05 48 LOWER WHITE OAK LAKE DAM AR GAME AND FISH COM MILLWOOD LAKE 11140109 33 41 42 147500 1854930 29200 4119.00 1966 COS LITTLE RIVER 93 57 42 MILLWOOD DAM DAEN SWL

NIMROD LAKE 11110206 34 57 06 29000 336000 18300 80.00 1942 C FOURCHE LA FAVE 93 00 30 NIMROD DAEN SWL

NORFORK LAKE 11010006 36 15 00 1251000 1983000 30700 1806.00 1944 CH NORTH FORK OF THE WHITE RIVER 92 14 24 NORFORK DAEN SWL Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Dra i nage Year Use Name of si ream uni t and area area com- Namp nf dam 1 onai tudp Normal Maximum (ac res 1 ( sauar-p plpted Owne r (degrees. mi 1es ) mi nutes , seconds OUACHITA RIVER 08040202 33 01 54 27600 37700 1913 N OUACHITA RIVER 92 05 18 LOCK AND DAM NUMBER 6 DAEN LMK

OUACHITA RIVER 08040201 33 18 06 59200 85000 1911 N OUACHITA RIVER 92 27 48 LOCK AND DAM NUMBER 8 DAEN LMK OZARK LAKE 11110201 35 28 24 148400 148400 10600 129600.00 1969 NH ARKANSAS RIVER 93 48 36 OZARK LOCK AND DAM DAEN SWL PECKERWOOD LAKE 08020300 34 39 00 20000 28000 400U 1942 1 BIG LA GRUE BAVOU 91 29 30 PECKERWOOD LAKE DAM ARK IRRIGATION CO U) P- POOL 13 11110104 35 21 00 53100 59100 128300.00 1969 N ARKANSAS RIVER 94 17 30 LOCK AND DAM NO 13 DAEN SWL "POOU~2 0802tT4tH 33 5Q~ t8 1 V0080 133200 - 13B20Q.OO 1967 bl ARKANSAS RIVER 91 18 48 DAM NO 2 ARKANSAS RIVER DAEN SWL POOL 3 08020401 34 09 54 46400 50400 136700.00 1968 N ARKANSAS RIVER 91 40 42 LOCK AND DAM NO 3 DAEN SWL POOL 4 11110207 34 14 54 70400 77000 1968 N ARKANSAS RIVER 91 54 12 LOCK AND DAM NO 4 DAEN SWL POOL 5 11110207 34 24 42 61300 68500 1968 N ARKANSAS 92 06 12 LOCK AND DAM NO 5 DAEN SWL

POOL 6 11110207 34 40 00 49500 59600 136000.00 1968 N ARKANSAS 92 09 18 DAVID D TERRY LOCK AND DAM DAEN SWL Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i t ude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) ( square D 1 eteri Owne r (degrees, miles) minutes, seconds) POOL 7 1 1 1 10207 34 47 30 87100 108500 135800.00 1969 N ARKANSAS 92 21 30 MURRAY LOCK AND DAM DAEN SWL

POOL 8 11110203 35 04 36 33000 37300 134100.00 1969 N ARKANSAS 92 32 18 TOAD SUCK FERRY LOCK AND DAM DAEN SWL

POOL 9 11110203 35 07 30 48800 70400 132700.00 1969 N ARKANSAS RIVER 92 47 12 LOCK AND DAM NO 9 DAEN SWL

RICKS i_AKE 08040101 34 34 00 5180 6720 144 1949 S BULL BAYOU 93 05 36 RICKS DAM CITY OF HOT SPRINGS

STORM CREEK LAKE 58020100 34 36 00 8600 1 1540 510 9.30 1939 R STORM CREEK 90 37 00 STORM CREEK LAKE DAM USDA FS

T J HOUSE RESERVOIR 1 1 1 10201 35 32 36 6003 9765 134 1972 S ROCK CREEK 94 04 36 T J HOUSE RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF MULBERRY

CALIFORNIA 18050005 37 56 24 8892 10550 224 10.50 1917 S LAGUNITAS CREEK 122 38 12 ALPINE 33-000 MARIN MUN WATER DIST

18020122 40 10 48 22564 47464 890 1964 SRC INDIAN CREEK 120 36 24 ANTELOPE 1-050 CA DEPT OF WATER RES

18070305 32 40 42 44755 61405 794 250.00 1922 S COTTONWOOD CREEK 116 40 12 BARRETT 8- CITY OF SAN DIEGO Table 3 .--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1og i c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ona i t udp NoTna 1 Maximum (acres) (square nleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes , seconds)

18040012 38 33 30 7098 8648 169 28.00 1900 HS BEAR RIVER 120 12 54 BEAR RIVER 97-061 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT 18040006 37 08 42 35000 -999999 465 1292.00 1951 HS SAN JOAQUIN RIVER 119 27 00 BIG CREEK NO 7 104-022 SOUTHERN CALIF EDISO 18020002 41 34 42 77000 123900 5270 107.00 1921 I RATTLESNAKE CREEK 120 37 30 BIG SAGE 55-000 HOT SPRING VALLEY 1 16050301 38 19 36 42455 77955 3000 362.00 1924 I EAST WALKER RIVEP 119 12 42 BRIDGEPORT 70-002 WALKER RIVER IRR DIS 18050002 37 54 48 67520 89796 700 1964 S BEAR CREEK 122 12 30 BRIONES 31-015 EAST BAY M U DIST 18030012 35 14 00 205000 -999999 23270 373.00 1890 SI KERN R 119 18 30 BUENA VISTA 732-000 J G BOSWELL CO-TENNE 18030012 35 14 00 7500 10500 23270 1973 S KERN R 119 17 30 BUENA VISTA 735-002 COUNTY OF KERN 18020121 40 06 54 53120 72320 1600 75.00 1924 H BUTT CREEK 121 08 48 BUTT VALLEY 93- PACIFIC GAS & ELECT 18050004 37 29 30 100000 132000 1450 1925 SO CALAVERAS CREEK 121 49 12 CALAVERAS 10-000 CITY-CTY SAN FRANCIS

18040003 37 51 00 28653 -999999 2500 1970 IS TRI OLD RIVER 121 34 00 CLIFTON COURT FOREBAY CA DEPT WATER RESOUR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum farrepl (square Dieted Owner (degrees, mi } es) mi nutes, seconds) 18040005 38 13 30 431500 646000 7699 618.00 1963 SC MOKELUMNE RIVER 121 01 12 CAMANCHE 31-016 EAST BAY M U DIST 18020126 39 03 00 103000 153000 2000 285.00 1964 IRO BEAR RIVER 121 18 54 CAMP FAR WEST 52-000 SOUTH SUTTER WATER D 18070102 34 31 12 323702 334702 2235 1973 IRSOCH CASTAIC CREEK 118 36 12 CASTAIC 1-058 CA DEPT WATER RESOUR 18050004 37 43 48 1 2600 18000 315 43.00 1892 S SAN LEANDRO CREEK 122 07 18 CHABOT 31-005 EAST BAY M U DIST 18070105 34 13 36 9886 18486 607 6.00 1918 S TRI LOS ANGELES R 118 37 48 CHATSWORTH 6-004 CITY OF LOS ANGELES 18070106 34 14 42 10446 1 2146 160 40.00 1935 H W FK SAN GABRIEL 117 57 54 COGSWELL 32-005 LOS ANGELES COUNTY F 18020126 39 00 36 5555 8773 360 130.00 1928 I BEAR RIVER 121 03 24 COMBIE 61-009 NEVADA IRR DIST 18020121 39 45 48 8600 9440 280 15.00 1927 H CONCOW CREEK 121 31 36 CONCOW 67- THERMALITO TABLE MT 15030104 34 16 42 22000 26410 427 8.00 1938 S COPPER BASIN 114 13 48 COPPER BASIN 35-003 METROPOLITAN WATER D

18030010 37 04 18 123300 132542 1621 39.70 1958 HS HELMS CREEK 1 18 57 54 COURTWRIGHT 97-119 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com­ Name of dam 1 ongi t ude Nnrma 1 Ma x i mum peres') (sou are nleteri Owner (degrees , mi I es ) mi n u t e s , seconds )

on 00*3 on nn 1000 c 18020003 40 54 w L/ 5250 8034 iyo ou.uu iy/o i> COYOTE CR 120 59 06 COYOTE FLAT 233 JOHN B. COOK

18070304 32 24 11740 17540 930 12.00 1887 S BOULDER CREEK 1 16 35 12 CUYAMACA 56-000 HELIX WATER DIST *3 a 18050004 37 Jb 54 77106 109306 1060 130.00 1968 IRS ARROYO VALLE 121 44 42 DEL VALLE 1-056 CA DEPT WATER RESOUR

18040009 37 42 00 2030000 2530000 3100 1539.00 1971 HORIC TUOLUMNE RIVER 1 20 25 1 2 DON PEDRO 68-007 TURLOCK AND MODESTO OJ oo 18040010 38 1 9 48 64500 72900 430 26o 00 1358 H MID FK STANISLAUS RIVER 1 19 57 42 DONNELLS 62-005 OAKDALE S SAN JOAQUI 19 9SOG 1254O 960 13.00 1927 S DONNER CR 120 14 12 DONNER LAKE 301 SIERRA PAC POWER CO

18070304 32 00 112800 159300 1580 190.00 1934 SOI SAN DIEGO RIVER 1 16 48 36 EL CAPITAN 8-007 CITY OF SAN DIEGO

3-3 ODOO1 QTCOI 18070102 34 O O 42 ZO / J I O / DO 1 490 1974 S CASTAIC CREEK 1 18 37 42 ELDERBERRY FOREBAY 6-049 CITY OF LOS ANGELES

18070105 34 uono r*j^>4 yQ7RQ / o y 101i £. i uunn 163 2.00 1924 S ENCINO CREEK 1 18 30 48 ENCINO 6-007 CITY OF LOS ANGELES

18090206 34 41 12 7507 9082 ii "7/ £.O __ 1iyiz Q 1 *> oC ANTELOPE VALLEY 118 25 36 FAIRMONT 6-008 CITY OF LOS ANGELES Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and t - - area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degrei 3S , mi 1 es ) mi n u t (5S , seconcis)

25 36 5500 6800 152 1964 H CANYON CREEK 120 33 54 FAUCHERIE 61-022 NEVADA IRR DIST

18040006 37 16 24 64406 -999999 962 171.00 1926 HS S FK SAN JOAQUIN RIVER 1 18 58 00 FLORENCE LAKE 104-009 SOUTHERN CALIF EDISO

25 12 12500 14250 oo/o o *7 co.UU r\r\ IDCOIBoy LJn CANYON CREEK 120 32 24 FRENCH LAKE 61-006 NEVADA IRR DIST

C "3 18020123 39 *J O 30 55477 86477 1470 82.00 1961 RC LITTLE LAST CHANCE CREEK 120 1 1 12 FRENCHMAN 1-043 CA DEPT WATER RESOUR to v£> 18090101 37 45 06 17604 18974 275 22.00 1917 HIS RUSH CREEK 1 19 08 30 GEM LAKE 104-037 SOUTHERN CALIF EDISO

1 8 18090101 34 1 O 00 6300 8900 224 1937 S GENE WASH 1 14 10 00 GENE WASH 35-002 METROPOLITAN WATER D

18060010 34 31 415 216.00 1920 S SANTA YNEZ RIVER 1 19 41 12 GIBRALTAR 1 1- CITY OF SANTA BARBAR

18090101 37 51 42 47525 64025 1095 80.00 1940 S RUSH CREEK 1 19 06 06 GRANT LAKE 6-033 CITY OF LOS ANGELES

18090103 36 Uon D 12 46600 58200 1I oU*+O C\ A OQ yQ . UO Un 11 yQ 11 \3Q oC ROSE VALLEY 1 17 56 54 HAIWEE 6-024 CITY OF LOS ANGELES

18020003 40 54 24 5870 7140 242 6.00 1965 I GOOSE CREEK 121 45 54 HAYNES RESERVOIR 2223 SIMCO LANDS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of darr 1 ona i t udP Normal Maximum facres) (square Dieted Owner ( degrees , miles) minutes. seconds )

on 18080002 40 50 O U 8650 9700 448 --- 1965 D SLATE CR 1 20 47 06 HEATH RES 250-004 G. R. HEATH

ion"7n.'3n'3lOU/UoUo oo*3i 14 24 50000 203000 6020 206.00 1923 IOR SAN LUIS REY RIVER 1 16 45 42 HENSHAW 69-002 VISTA IRR DIST

18060002 36 ^70 o 42 18000 31800 590 88.00 1961 SIR SAN BENITO R 120 50 06 HERNANDEZ 1025-002 SAN BENITO CTY FCWCD

18080003 40 /D0 C Ubf\ C 8000 1 1000 1000 1 1 .00 1891 S TP SUSAN RIVER 120 54 36 HOG FLAT 236 LASSEN IRRIG CO

18020129 38 49 1I Da 45960 57140 678 27.00 1959 S S FK SILVER CR 120 21 36 ICE HOUSE 1009- SACRAMENTO MUD

15030104 32 DCO O 00 10000 90000 7300 187000.00 1938 IRQ 1 14 28 00 IMPERIAL DIVERSION DOI BOR 16050102 39 27 06 17500 23870 "725 8.00 1939 HS INDEPENDENCE CREEK 1 20 17 24 INDEPENDENCE 105-006 SIERRA-PACIFIC POWER 04 48 300000 460000 4000 1976 CSIR TRIB CACHE CREEK 122 32 12 INDIAN VALLEY 1080-002 YOLO COUNTY FCWC DIS

18020003 41 02 oon u 24300 29700 OIL)c 1 n _ _ ^1 yQ.C £ jjc |-|ui ^jc IRON CANYON CREEK 121 59 06 IRON CANYON 97-124 ^ PACIFIC GAS & ELECT _ 20 00 5200 6505 NONE 1 18 58 00 IRRIGATION RES 2011-002 CITY OF BAKERSFIELD Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of st ream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i t UC)P Normal Maximum (acres) (sauarp pleted Owner ( degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds)

18020125 39 oon u OOQ C 52500 78000 950 1965 H MIDDLE FK YUBA RIVER 120 33 18 JACKSON MEADOWS 61-020 NEVADA IRR DIST

18050001 38 21 oon u 10700 17129 419 17.00 1926 S GORDON VALLEY CREEK 122 07 24 LAKE CURRY 14- CITY OF VALLEJO

18040009 37 DoCD 24 27800 31400 948 79.00 1918 H ELEANOR CREEK 1 19 52 42 LAKE ELEANOR 9-002 CITY-CTY SAN FRANCIS

18020125 39 22 48 48900 58476 696 30.00 1926 HS FORDYCE CREEK 120 29 42 LAKE FORDYCE 97-028 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

ii Qou n 7/ nU^U^: o n ^ QQoo QQoy 5** 14000 19112 470 66.00 1895 S S FK SAN JACINTO CR 1 16 42 18 LAKE HEMET 817- LK HEMET MUN WATER D

1017 QOQnn 1Q1Q Q ilOU'UOVJ** R07mn4 OO^? 02 42 37700 64700 loi/ ouo.uu lyio o SAN DIEGUITO RIVER 1 17 07 42 LAKE HODGES 8-003 CITY OF SAN DIEGO

Q £ 18080003 40 22 OD 7482 12562 2560 10.00 1891 S TR* SUSAN RIVER 120 30 24 LAKE LEAVITT 236-002 LASSEN IRRIG CO

18070304 32 46 54 25400 31000 475 99.00 1945 S SWEETWATER R 1 16 47 36 LAKE LOVELAND 2020-002 SOUTH BAY I D

Q a 18020125 39 1 9 OD 60706 74979 674 120.00 1913 HS SOUTH FK YUBA RIVER 120 38 30 LAKE SPAULDING 97-029 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

lononioQi D u ^. u i z D *3o Qy 11 QO 00 oQ1O7 i z / QCO7yo/. / 312 5.00 1911 HIS TRI N FK AMERICAN RIVER 120 35 54 LAKE VALLEY 97-032 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam l ongi tude Normal Maximum (arreO (souare Dieted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds ) Rn _ n7n _ 10 00 6950 8060 247 8.00 1924 S ESCONDIDO CREEK 1 17 00 12 LAKE WOHLFORD 834- ESCONDIDO MUT WATER

18040001 37 22 1 o 7000 8500 c r\ n 1QOQ T TRI MERCED RIVER 120 26 12 LAKE YOSEMITE 58-003 MERCED IRR DIST

18050003 37 12 06 450 37.00 1953 I LOS GATOS CREEK 121 59 18 LEXINGTON 72-008 SANTA CLARA COUNTY F i n 93010 115250 1433 26.00 1961 H S FK FEATHER RIVER 121 01 18 LITTLE GRASS VALLEY 63-003 OROVILLE WYANDOTTE I ho 1 R n 9H 1 9Q ^Q 00 12 76500 88500 1 ^ c n Qf^n 1 Q A *3 c GERLE CR 120 18 36 LOON LAKE 1009-007 SACRAMENTO MUD 18060006 35 1 1 1 a 52500 77000 940 21.60 1969 S ftRROYO GRANDC CR 79 12 LOPEZ 1055- SAN LUIS OBISPO CO F

18070105 34 17 42 10000 11800 175 - 1977 S SAN FERNANDO CR 1 18 29 00 LOS ANGELES RESERVOIR 6-050 CITY OF LOS ANGELES

\ o\j £u \ £. \j oy 34 5650 6750 LOST CREEK 121 08 06 LOST CREEK 63-002 OROVILLE WYANDOTTE I

1 Q 18040012 38 O £. «J ^ U 4. «J «J «J w ^ «J BEAR RIVER 120 15 18 LOWER BEAR RIVER 97-115 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

18050004 37 3 1 42 57910 71570 1^Q*> OKHn 1RQQ Q SAN MATEO CREEK 122 21 42 LOWER CRYSTAL SPRINGS 10-006 CITY-CTY SAN FRANCIS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi t ude Normal Maximum facres) (souare Dieted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

18040010 38 05 36 6228 7178 170 1932 HIS S FK STANISLAUS RIVER 120 10 06 LYONS 97-073 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

18040006 37 1 9 i1 Oa 123000 156000 1 100 1002.00 1960 HSR SAN JOAQUIN RIVER 1 19 19 00 MAMMOTH POOL 104-025 SOUTHERN CALIF EDISO iQnvnonQ QQ lOU/UiUJ JJ 50 00 182000 222400 2750 40.00 1938 SI TRI CAJALCO CREEK 1 17 27 36 MATHEWS 35-000 METROPOLITIAN WATER

18020004 41 07 54 35300 41050 520 1965 HS MCCLOUD RIVER 122 04 12 MCCLOUD 97-123 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT to i 7 OQ n ovoan 18080003 40 27 12 \I/.13\J /. 1 GT3\J 1800 110.00 1891 S SUSAN RIVER 120 56 30 MCCOY FLAT 236-003 LASSEN IRRIG CO

O Q Q ~7 o n i Q c a n O1O 1OCC t i 18040008 37 OO 48 £7 / O U i £7 DO U o 1 2 1 yob n MERCED RIVER 120 18 36 MCSWAIN 58-004 MERCED IRR DIST

18040012 38 obQ C 00 5850 6650 142 6.00 1903 HS TRI MOKELUMNE RIVER 1 19 58 30 MEADOW LAKE 97-063 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

18070304 32 54 48 ~7OC/"\/ 250 aQOCO 250 162 1.00 1960 S BIG SURR CREEK 1 17 06 24 MIRAMAR 8-01 1 CITY OF SAN DIEGO

iQn~7f"\Of"\c;i OU / UoUD .3oo 2 41 06 50206 67406 1475 120.00 1895 S COTTONWOOD CREEK 1 16 33 00 MORENA 8-005 CITY OF SAN DIEGO

18070106 34 10 24 27500 34000 420 210.00 1935 S SAN GABRIEL RIVER 1 17 52 48 MORRIS 35-005 METROPOLITAN WATER D Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name o f dam 1ong i t ude Normal Maximum facres) (sQua<~e pleted Owne r (degrees, mi 1es) minutes, seconds)

18060005 35 45 30 350000 500000 5370 324.00 1957 SOICR NACIMIENTO R 120 53 00 NACIMIENTO 1008- MONTEREY CTY FCWCD 18050004 37 45 48 42000 46700 788 31.00 1977 S SAN LEANDRO CREEK 122 05 42 NEW UPPER SAN LEANDRO 31-031 EAST BAY M U DISTRIC 18050005 38 04 36 22500 38000 845 36.00 1961 S NICASIO CREEK 122 45 12 NICASIO 33-008 MARIN MUN WATER DIST 18020123 39 32 06 3537577 3884177 15805 3611.00 1968 SCHRO FEATHER RIVER 121 28 54 OROVILLE 1-048 CA DEPT WATER RESOUR 18020120 39 51 06 1 1500 14800 165 9.00 1957 I LITTLE BUTTE CREEK 121 34 30 PARADISE 73-002 PARADISE IRR DIST 1804001^ 38 15 24 ?inonn 2257 578.00 1929 SCRH MOKELUMNE RIVER 120 51 00 PARDEE 31-004 EAST BAY M U DIST 18070202 33 51 30 131452 154852 2340 1973 IRS 117 11 00 PERRIS 1-068 CA DEPT WATER RESOUR 18020003 40 55 24 15700 27700 265 1965 S PIT RIVER 121 59 36 PIT NO 6 97-121 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT 18020003 40 50 48 34000 55000 470 1965 HS PIT RIVER 121 59 24 PIT NO 7 97-122 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT 18070106 34 05 18 17190 23080 490 32.00 1928 C WALNUT CREEK 117 48 42 PUDDINGSTONE 32-009 LOS ANGELES COUNTY F Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 onp i 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare Dieted Owner (. degreeJS , miles) mi nut ( 5S , seconcis)

18070102 34 38 42 171196 209196 1360 1973 IRSHOC PIRU CREEK 1 18 45 48 PYRAMID 1-066 CA DEPT WATER RESOUR

18070202 33 40 30 11867 19367 680 718.00 1928 S SAN JACINTO R 1 17 16 18 RAILROAD CANYON 818- TEMESCAL WATER CO

1 C TOO oonn iQin t-ic 18040010 38 1 D 48 15122 18152 t. £.0 zo.uu iyiu nc> RELIEF CREEK 1 19 43 54 RELIEF 97-080 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

iQn7nlOU/UoU//3n'> oo obo c 12 43800 62800 1200 --- 1973 S TUCALOTA CREEK 1 17 04 18 ROBERT A SKINNER 35-012 METROPOLITAN WATER D

18010102 40 22 06 51800 100000 1 180 1 19.00 1962 S MAD R 123 25 54 ROBERT W MATTHEWS 1013- HUMBOLDT BAY MWD

ion'?ni'?ci o u/u i /D oyOQ Uon Q 12 66000 80000 675 - 1965 H BEAR RIVER 120 57 00 ROLLINS 61-021 NEVADA IRRIGATION DI

18080003 40 oq i> 00 5500 7761 400 10.00 1892 S ROUND VALLEY CR 120 39 42 ROUND VALLEY 228 JACK & THOMAS SWICKA

iQnoninoi o uy u i u .£ u^ ~7/ 12 42 7350 8450 186 15.00 1908 HIS MID FK BISHOP CREEK 1 18 36 42 SABRINA 104-032 SOUTHERN CALIF EDISO

18090101 37 57 54 1 1 1 38 -999999 O/Dooc D.UUcnn IQOIiy^i nioWTC LEE VINING CREEK 1 19 16 18 SADDLEBAG 104-039 SOUTHERN CALIF EDISO

18040012 38 ^y"7Q 54 1 39400 1 53400 925 160.00 1931 HS N FK MOKELUMNE RIVER 1 20 12 54 SALT SPRINGS 97-066 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1o n a i turie Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owne r (degrees. mi 1es) minutes, seconds)

18040002 38 01 36 10900 16250 220 20.00 1882 S ROCK CR 120 45 36 SALT SPRINGS VALLEY 496- ROCK CREEK WATER DIS

18050004 37 34 48 19027 22985 550 5.00 1870 S SAN ANDREAS CREEK 122 24 42 SAN ANDREAS 10-010 CITY-CTY SAN FR'ANCIS

18060005 35 47 54 348000 482500 5720 330.00 1965 S SAN ANTONIO R 120 53 00 SAN ANTONIO 1008-002 MONTEREY CTY FCWCD

18070106 34 12 24 44614 61114 560 203.00 1938 C SAN GABRIEL RIVER 117 51 30 SAN GABRIEL NO 1 32-019 LOS ANGELES COUNTY F 18050002 37 56 36 43193 57103 854 32.00 1920 S SAN PABLO CREEK 122 15 36 SAN PABLO 31-006 EAST BAY M U DIST 18070304 32 54 42 90234 104480 1069 75.00 1943 S SAN VICENTE CR 116 55 30 SAN VICENTE 8-009 CITY OF SAN DIEGO

18020125 39 16 24 49000 56300 530 20.00 1948 I DEER CREEK 120 55 42 SCOTTS FLAT 61-018 NEVADA IRR DIST

18040006 37 08 42 135283 -999999 2177 29.10 1927 HSR STEVENSON CREEK 119 18 06 SHAVER LAKE 104-018 SOUTHERN CALIF EDISO

18020129 38 40 06 1 1800 16426 510 14.00 1876 HS SILVER FORK 120 07 18 SILVER LAKE 97-058 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

18020129 38 46 24 16600 20600 249 1967 S S FK AMERICAN R 120 42 00 SLAB CREEK 1009-011 SACRAMENTO MUD Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 onpi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degret 3S , mi 1 es ) mi nut « 2S , seconcis)

18040002 37 51 42 35000 43240 2427 10.00 1918 I SIMMONS CREEK 120 52 36 WOODWARD 66- SOUTH SAN JOAQUIN I

ALMANOR 18020121 40 10 30 1308000 1750000 28257 491 .00 1927 HIR N FK FEATHER RIVER 121 05 30 LAKE ALMANOR 93-003 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

ANDERSON LAKE 18050003 37 10 00 91280 1 1 1280 980 195.00 1950 I COYOTE CREEK 121 37 42 LEROY ANDERSON 72-009 SANTA CLARA COUNTY F

BARD LAKE 18070103 34 14 18 1 1000 12700 230 --- 1965 S TR ARROYO SIMI 1 18 49 00 WOOD RANCH 1027- CALLEGUAS MWD

VO BASS LAKE 18040006 37 17 30 45410 45458 1165 50.50 1910 H N FK SAN JOAQUIN RIVER 1 19 31 48 CRANE VALLEY STORAGE 95-003 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

BEAR LAKE 18040007 37 22 12 7700 12700 265 72.10 1954 C BEAR CREEK 120 13 42 BEAR DAM DAEN SPK

BEARDSLEY 18040010 38 12 12 97500 119900 650 303.00 1957 H MID FK STANISLAUS RIVER 120 04 30 BEARDSLEY 62-004 OAKDALE S SAN JOAQUI

BIG BEAR LAKE 18070203 34 14 30 54200 -999999 2600 38.00 1911 S BEAR CR 1 16 58 36 BEAR VALLEY 2015- BIG BEAR MUNI WATER

BIG DRY CREEK 18030012 36 52 36 16250 16250 1530 86.20 1948 C BIG DRY CREEK 1 19 40 12 BIG DRY CREEK 1-076 SAC./SAN JOAQUIN DD

BIG TUJUNGA 18070105 34 17 36 6727 7300 83 82.00 1931 CS BIG TUJUNGA CREEK 118 11 12 BIG TUJUNGA LOS ANGELES CNTY FCD Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of st ream unit and ______3 P 6 3 3 r~ 6 3 COffi ~ Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner- (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nut es , seconds )

BLACK BUTTE LAKE 18020115 39 49 06 143700 370000 4560 741 .00 1963 CIR SIDNEY CREEK 122 20 12 BLACK BUTTE LAKE DAEN SPK

BOCA RESERVOIR 16050102 39 23 18 41100 -999999 980 172.00 1939 IRO LITTLE TRUCKEE RIVER 120 05 42 BOCA DOI BOR BOUQUET RES 18070102 34 34 36 36505 46405 628 14.00 1931 S BOUQUET CREEK 118 23 00 BOUQUET CANYON 6-031 CITY OF LOS ANGELES BOWMAN LAKE 18020125 39 26 54 68000 72000 825 30.00 1927 I CANYON CREEK 120 39 00 BOWMAN ROCKFILL 61-002 NEVADA IRR DIST BUCKS LAKE 18020121 39 53 48 103000 127000 1827 29.00 1928 HI BUCKS CREEK 121 12 06 BUCKS STORAGE 94-002 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT BULLARDS BAR 18020125 39 23 36 969600 1249600 515 486.00 1970 SICRH NORTH YUBA~RTVER 121 08 24 NEW BULLARDS BAR 1034- YUBA CTY WATER AGENC BURNS LAKE 18040001 37 22 36 6800 21800 670 74.00 1950 C BURNS CREEK 120 16 30 BURNS DAM DAEN SPK CALERO 18050003 37 11 00 9300 1 1500 325 6.93 1935 I CALERO CREEK 121 47 30 CALERO 72-003 SANTA CLARA COUNTY F CARBON CANYON 18070106 33 54 54 6614 1 1322 222 193.00 1961 CR CARBON CANYON CREEK 117 50 30 CARBON CANYON 9000-017 DAEN CHERRY LAKE 18040009 37 58 30 268000 295200 1765 117.00 1956 HSOIC CHERRY CREEK 119 54 30 CHERRY VALLEY 9-007 CITY-CTY SAN FRANCIS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R. recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1og i c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam lonp i t udp Normai Ma x i mum farres) Csauare pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es ) mi nut es, seconds )

18020123 39 34 54 65050 78650 562 24.00 1961 H LOST CREEK 121 06 54 SLY CREEK 63-006 OROVILLE WYANDOTTE

18050005 38 09 00 10700 14800 310 1979 S ARROVO SAUSAL 122 46 54 SOULAJULE 33-009 MARIN MUNICIPAL WTR

18070104 34 06 24 10372 1 1792 140 1 .00 1924 S STONE CANYON CREEK 118 27 06 STONE CANYON 6-025 CITY OF LOS ANGELES

18070304 33 07 06 29000 36000 550 54.00 1954 S SANTA YSABEL CREEK 116 47 12 SUTHERLAND 8-010 CITY OF SAN DIEGO 4S "-J 18020106 39 27 00 57041 89541 4550 1967 R TRI FEATHER RIVER 121 38 00 THERMALITO AFTERBAY 1-055 CA DEPT WATER RESOUR

18020106 39 33 06 13328 22000 323 3624.00 1967 HR FEATHER RIVER 121 32 36 THERMALITO DIVERSION 1-049 CA DEPT WATER RESOUR

18020106 39 31 36 1 1768 15568 600 1967 HR TRI COTTONWOOD CREEK 121 36 00 THERMALITO FOREBAY 1-054 CA DEPT WATER RESOUR

18090102 37 03 30 16405 36405 2098 1915.00 1928 S OWENS RIVER 118 13 30 TINEMAHA 6-026 CITY OF LOS ANGELES

18070301 33 29 54 5700 6070 96 1975 S TRAMPAS CANYON 117 35 12 TRAMPAS CANYON 1795-006 OWENS-ILLINOIS INC

18040010 37 52 30 68400 102400 1260 974.00 1958 H STANISLAUS RIVER 120 36 12 TULLOCH 62-006 OAKDALE S SAN JOAQUI Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C. flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0. other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 pnq i 1 i irtP Norma 1 Mavimtim facrppl (Rduarp pipt<=>d Owner ( degre< es , mi 1 es ) mi nut < 25 . sp.contis 1

18040002 37 36 42 45600 59000 3267 11.00 1915 I TRI TUOLUMNE RIVER 120 35 36 TURLOCK LAKE 68-003 TURLOCK IRR DIST 52 00 271000 349000 2860 84.00 1963 SROI SILVER CR 1 20 26 18 UNION VALLEY 1009-003 SACRAMENTO MUD

18040012 38 o77 f 42 7500 9045 354 3.00 1901 HS BLUE CREEK . 1 19 56 24 UPPER BLUE CREEK 97-070 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT 18060002 37 04 00 10000 13950 280 21.00 1957 S UVAS CR 121 41 24 UVAS 1006-002 e- GAVILAN W C D oo 1Rn7n^n9 T* 29 42 51000 62000 1078 319.00 1949 S TEMECULA CR 1 16 58 36 VAIL 2028 RANCHO CALIF WATER D 18070203 33 48 54 15600 24900 480 83.00 1963 C SANTIAGO CR 1 17 45 54 VILLA PARK 1012- ENV MGMT AGENCY

18020002 41 11 OT 24 23000 35300 970 142.00 1936 I WEST VALLEY CREEK 120 24 30 WEST VALLEY 78- SOUTH FORK IRR DIST

18070104 34 07 54 9200 10375 ICCi DO "* , 1i yQ 7f -cO bC TREE SPRINGS CR 1 18 50 06 WESTLAKE RES 1073- LAS VIRGINES MWD 18060006 35 54 40662 51407 594 20.00 1960 SC OLD CREEK 120 53 06 WHALE ROCK 1-040 CA DEPT WAT RES i omnni n it nn OR i->nnnn ispann i nnn 177 nn IQKR n<: N FK KINGS RIVER 118 58 12 WISHON 97-118 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of "reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1onai tude Normal Maximum (acres^ ("square pleted Owne r (degrees. mi 1es) minutes, seconds)

CHESBRO 18060002 37 07 00 8086 1 1035 265 19.30 1955 S LLAGAS CR 121 41 36 ELMER J CHESBRO 1006- GAVILAN W C D

CLAIRE ENGLE LAKE 18010211 40 48 06 2448000 2761000 16400 688.00 1962 IHCROS TRINITY RIVER 122 45 42 TRINITY DOI BOR

CLEAR LAKE 18010204 41 55 36 388500 566000 24800 550.00 1910 1C LOST RIVER 121 04 30 CLEAR LAKE DOI BOR CLEAR LAKE 18020116 36 55 24 420000 656500 43000 528.00 1914 S CACHE CR 122 33 54 CLEAR LAKE IMP 1080- VOLO CTY FCWCD CLEMENTINE LAKE 18020128 38 56 12 14600 -999999 279 343.00 1939 DR NORTH FORK AMERICAN RIVER 121 01 24 NORTH FORK LAKE DAEN SPK

COPCO LAKE 18010206 41 58 48 77000 96500 1000 4300.00 1922 H KLAMATH RIVER 122 20 00 COPCO NO 1 91- PACIFIC POWER & LIGH

COYOTE 18050003 37 07 06 23666 41 136 688 120.00 1936 I COYOTE CREEK 121 32 54 COYOTE 72-002 SANTA CLARA COUNTY F

DALLAS WARNER RES 18040002 37 39 24 29000 36600 3800 191 1 I TRI TUOLUMNE RIVER 120 40 30 MODESTO RES 59-000 MODESTO IRR DIST

DODGE RESERVOIR 18080002 40 58 06 9560 12935 488 44.00 1937 S RED ROCK CR 120 08 12 RED ROCK NO 1 230 DODGE RANCH ASSOC

DORRIS RESERVOIR 18020002 41 29 18 1 1000 12618 660 6.00 1930 ISR PARKER AND PINE CREEKS 120 29 18 DORRIS DAM DOI FWS Table 3.- -Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debr is control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______area ar~ea com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauarp Dl eted Owne r (degrees , miles) minutes , seconds )

EAST PARK RESERVOIR 18020115 39 21 24 50900 54600 1820 102.00 1910 IS LITTLE STONY CREEK 122 30 54 EAST PARK DOI BOR

FALLEN LEAF LAKE 16050101 38 55 16 6000 6800 1408 15.70 1934 RO TAYLOR CREEK 120 03 42 FALLEN LEiF USDA FS

FARMINGTON LAKE 18040002 37 54 24 52000 120000 4100 212.00 1951 C ROCK AND LITTLEJOHN CREEKS 120 56 00 FARMINGTON DAM DAEN SPK

FEE RESERVOIR 18080001 41 49 06 7 1 20 1 1400 493 1957 S ROCK CREEK 120 01 36 POISON SPRINGS 1113- FEE RANCH & P H PETE N3 FOLSOM LAKE 18020128 38 42 30 1010000 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 11450 1863.00 1956 ISHCNRO AMERICAN RIVER 121 09 24 FOLSOM DOI BOR

FRENCH MEADOWS RESERVOIR _1_aQ2Dl28 39 06 42 133700 169200 1418 1965 SOIRH M FK AMERICAN R 120 28 06 L L ANDERSON 1030-000 PLACER CTY WATER AGE

H V EASTMAN LAKE 18040007 37 13 00 150000 192000 1780 235.00 1975 CIR CHOWCHILLA RIVER 119 59 00 BUCHANAN DAM DAEN SPK

HANSEN LAKE 18070105 34 15 36 26695 458580 1090 147.00 1940 C TUJUNGA WASH 118 23 06 HANSEN DAM DAEN SPL

HARRY L. ENGLEBRIGHT LAKE 18020125 39 14 18 70000 -999999 815 1110.00 1941 DHR YUBA RIVER 121 16 00 NARROWS DAEN SPK

HELL HOLE RESERVOIR 18020128 39 03 30 208400 234400 1250 1966 SIRH RUBICON R 120 24 24 LOWER HELL HOLE 1030-002 PLACER CTY WATER AGE Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-f eet--Cont i nued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---. no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum fac^es^ (sauare p!eted Owner (degret 35 , mi 1 es ) mi nut c 5S , seconcis}

HENSLEY LAKE 18040007 37 06 36 90000 117500 1570 236.00 1975 CIR FRESNO RIVER 1 19 53 00 HIDDEN DAM DAEN SPK

HETCH HETCHY RESERVOIR 18040009 37 56 54 340000 372000 1960 460.00 1923 HSOC MOCCASIN CREEK 1 19 47 12 0 SHAUGHNESSY 9-005 CITY-CTY SAN FRANCIS

HUNTINGTON 18040006 37 13 36 88834 100334 1441 79.00 1917 HSR BIG CREEK 1 19 14 06 HUNTINGTON LAKE 1 104-010 SOUTHERN CALIF EDISO

IRON GATE 18010206 41 56 00 58000 71000 1000 4573.00 1962 HC KLAMATH RIVER 122 26 12 IRON GATE PACIFIC PWR & LIGHT

IRVINE LAKE 18070203 33 47 06 25000 38400 650 63.00 1933 I SANTIAGO CREEK 1 17 43 24 SANTIAGO CREEK 75- SERRANO/IRVINE

ISABELLA LAKE 18030001 35 36 18 568000 842000 11400 2093.00 1953 CIRP KERN RIVER 1 18 28 24 ISABELLA LAKE DAEN SPK

JAMESON LAKE 18060010 34 39 30 6140 6950 160 14.00 1930 S SANTA YNEZ RIVER 1 19 30 24 JUNCAL 34-002 MONTECITO CO WATER D

JENKINSON LAKE 18040013 38 42 48 41000 44500 640 16.00 1955 ISR SLY PARK CREEK OFFSTREAM 120 33 36 SLY PARK DO I BOR

KENT LAKE 18050005 37 59 48 32900 38699 265 22.00 1954 S LAGUNITAS CREEK 122 42 12 PETERS 33-007 MARIN MUN WATER DIST

KESWICK RESERVOIR 18020112 40 36 42 23800 25100 640 6710.00 1950 HOCR SACRAMENTO RIVER 122 26 36 KESWICK DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 o n g i 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< 35 , miles) mi nut < 35 , seconc3s) L.MENDOCINO-RUSSIAN R RES 180101 10 39 12 00 122500 155500 1960 105.00 1959 CSRIO RUSSIAN RIVER 123 08 00 COYOTE VALLEY 9000-201 DAEN SPN

LAKE ALOHA 18020129 38 51 36 5350 7150 630 5.00 1923 HS TRI S FK AMERICAN RIVER 120 08 06 MEDLEY LAKES 97-057 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

LAKE AMADOR 18040012 38 18 12 22000 27600 400 --- 1965 IR JACKSON CR 120 53 18 JACKSON CREEK 1035- JACKSON VAL IRR DIST

LAKE ARROWHEAD 18090208 34 15 42 48000 56400 784 6.85 1922 1RS LITTLE BEAR CREEK 1 17 10 00 LAKE ARROWHEAD ARROWHEAD LAKE ASSOC Ui "^ LAKE BERRYESSA 18020117 38 30 48 1602000 1902000 20700 577.00 1957 ISRC PUTAH CREEK 122 06 12 MONTICELLO 9000-170 DOI BOR

LAKE BRITTON 18020003 41 01 18 40600 61300 1265 4747.00 1925 HS PIT RIVER 12 r 40 TJO PIT NO 3 97-098 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

LAKE CACHUMA 18060010 34 35 00 205000 239500 3250 417.00 1953 ISR SANTA YNEZ RIVER 1 19 58 48 BRADBURY DOI BOR

LAKE CASITAS 18070101 34 22 42 254000 287000 2710 39.00 1959 ISCR COYOTE CREEK 1 19 19 48 CASITAS 9000-139 DOI BOR

LAKE CROWLEY 18090102 37 35 18 183465 275465 5280 437.00 1941 HSR OWENS RIVER 1 18 42 18 LONG VALLEY 6-034 CITY OF LOS ANGELES

LAKE DAVIS 18020123 39 52 54 84371 126371 4000 1966 RS BIG GRIZZLY CREEK 120 28 30 GRIZZLY VALLEY 1-052 CA DEPT WATER RES Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Cpntinued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supplyr ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude No rma1 Ma x i mum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds) LAKE ELSMAN 18050003 37 07 54 6200 7650 96 9.78 1950 S LOS GATOS CR 121 55 48 AUSTRIAN 622-013 SAN JOSE WATER WORKS

LAKE HENNESSEY 18050002 38 28 54 31000 44275 850 53.00 1948 S CONN CREEK 122 22 18 CONN CREEK 7-003 CITY OF NAPA

LAKE JENNINGS 18070304 32 51 18 9790 1 1290 181 2.00 1962 I QUAIL CANYON CREEK 116 53 30 CHET HARRITT 56-009 HELIX WATER DIST

LAKE KAWEAH 18030007 36 25 00 143000 266000 1945 560.00 1962 CIR KAWEAH RIVER 119 00 12 TERMINUS DAM-LAKE KAWEAH DAEN SPK LAKE MCCLURE 18040008 37 35 06 1026000 1346000 2720 1020.00 1926 HICR MERCED RIVER 120 16 12 NEW EXCHEQUER 58-002 MERCED IRR DIST LAKE NATOMA 18020111 38 38 12 8760 9560 8700 188.00 1955 ISHOR AMERICAN RIVER 121 13 24 NIMBUS DOI BOR LAKE PILLSBURY 18010103 39 24 24 73000 132000 2003 289.00 1921 HS EEL RIVER 122 57 30 SCOTT 97-101 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT LAKE PIRU 18070102 34 27 42 100000 125000 1240 424.00 1955 SOIR PIRU CR 118 45 06 SANTA FELICIA 1005- UNITED WATER CONS DI

LAKE SHASTINA 18010207 41 32 24 50000 72000 1850 139.00 1928 I SHASTA RIVER 122 22 30 SHASTA RIVER 60-000 MONTAGUE WATER CON D

LAKE SILVERWOOD 18090208 34 18 24 74970 101970 990 34.00 1971 IRS W FK MOJAVE RIVER 117 18 42 CEDAR SPRINGS 1-063 CA DEPT WATER RESOUR Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and ------area area corn- Name of dam 1 ong i t ude Normal. Maximum (acres) (saua r e pleted Owne r (degrees , mi 1 es ) minutes, seconds )

LAKE SISKIYOU 18020005 41 16 48 26000 37500 430 --- 1969 R SACRAMENTO R 1 22 19 42 BOX CANYON 1056- SISKIYOU CTY FCWCD LAKE TAHOE 16050101 39 10 00 732000 -999999 120000 506.00 1913 ISO TRUCKEE RIVER 120 08 36 LAKE TAHOE DOI BOR LAKE THOMAS A EDISON 18040006 37 22 12 125000 140000 1890 90.00 1954 HRS MONO CREEK 1 18 59 00 VERMILION VALLEY 104-023 SOUTHERN CALIF EDISO

LEWISTON LAKE 18010211 40 43 30 14700 -999999 610 713.00 1963 I SHO TRINITY RIVER 122 47 42 LEWISTON DOI BOR Ln LITTLE PANOCHE RES. 18040001 36 47 01 5600 13200 188 1966 C LITTLE PANOCHE CREEK 120 47 45 LITTLE PANOCHE DETENTION DOI BOR tOCH LOMOND 0700 tncxfin 177 Q nn ia«n c 1806OG£H 37 O6 O T \J \J T V\J \J \f I t £ V f UV * 9 V W W SAN LORENZO RIVER 122 04 18 NEWELL 23-002 CITY OF SANTA CRUZ LOS BANGS RESERVOIR 18040014 36 59 24 34500 52000 500 1965 CR LOS BANDS CREEK 120 55 54 LOS BANGS DETENTION DOI BOR LOWER BUCKS LAKE 18020121 39 54 06 5843 7203 136 31.00 1928 H BUCKS CREEK 121 13 36 BUCKS DIVERSION 94-000 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT LOWER OTAY RESERVOIR 18070304 32 36 36 49511 63181 1132 98.00 1919 S OTAY RIVER 1 16 55 36 SAVAGE 8-004 CITY OF SAN DIEGO LOWER ROBERTS RES 18020002 41 13 48 5500 9000 640 11.00 1905 I TRI PIT RIVER 121 08 12 ROBERTS 157-002 BIG VALLEY MUTUAL WA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ------3 f~ G 3 3 f~ G 3 com- Name of dam lonpitude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds)

LOWER VAN NORMAN LAKE 18070105 34 17 06 10000 12000 448 14.00 1918 S SAN FERNANDO CREEK 118 28 42 LOWER SAN FERNANDO 6-015 CITY OF LOS ANGELES

MARIPOSA LAKE 18040007 37 17 30 15000 21500 510 107.00 1948 C MARIPOSA CREEK 120 08 48 MARIPOSA DAM DAEN SPK

MARTIS CREEK LAKE 16050102 39 19 36 800 34600 768 --- 1972 CR MARTIS CREEK 120 06 42 MARTIS CREEK LAKE DAEN SPK

MERLE COLLINS 18020125 39 19 24 57000 71500 975 72.00 1963 SDIR FRENCH DRV CREEK 121 18 42 VIRGINIA RANCH 1021- BROWNS VALLEY IRR DI Ln MILLERTON LAKE 18040006 37 00 00 520500 555500 4900 1633.00 1942 ISCR SAN JOAQUIN RIVER 119 42 12 FRIANT DOI BOR

MOJAVE RIVER RES. 18090208 34 20 36 90000 1693360 1971 C WEST FORK MOJAVE RIVER 117 14 00 MOJAVE DAM DAEN SPL

MOON LAKE 18020002 41 05 00 39500 58300 2650 80.00 1904 S CEDAR CR 120 22 00 TULE LAKE 1249-004 JOHN HANCOCK INS CO

MTN MEADOWS RESERVOIR 18020121 40 17 00 24800 53500 500 167.00 1924 HS HAMILTON CREEK 121 01 30 INDIAN OLE 97-113 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

NEW HOGAN LAKE 18040011 38 09 06 317000 357000 4410 363.00 1963 CIRO CALAVERAS RIVER 1 20 48 42 NEW HOGAN LAKE DAEN SPK

NEW MELONES LAKE 18040010 37 56 48 2400000 2870000 1843 904.00 1979 CIHRO STANISLAUS RIVER 120 31 30 NEW MELONES DAM DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1onp i t ude Normal Maximum (acresl fsauarp Dieted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) minutes, seconds) ONEILL FOREBAY 18040001 37 05 24 56400 64800 2000 1967 0 SAN LUIS CREEK 121 02 18 ONEILL DOI BOR PACHECO LAKE 18060002 37 03 00 6150 9000 197 67.00 1939 I PACHECO CREEK 121 17 24 NORTH FORK 77- PACHECO PASS WATER D PHILBROOK 18020121 40 01 48 5180 7520 190 4.90 1926 H PHILBROOK CREEK 121 28 30 PHILBROOK PACIFIC GAS & ELECT. PINE FLAT LAKE 18030010 36 49 54 1000000 1111000 5970 1542.00 1954 CIRHO KINGS RIVER 119 19 30 PINE FLAT LAKE DAEN SPK Ui 00 PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE 18040009 37 51 24 7650 9150 200 1969 S BIG CR 120 12 00 BIG CREEK 557- PINE MTN LAKE ASSN --P-JNFCREST I AKF_____ J8040010 18600 20860 300 28.00 1916 HS S FK STANISLAUS RIVER MAIN STRAWBERRY 97-074 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT PRADO RESERVOIR 18070203 33 53 24 198222 314375 8850 2264.00 1941 C SANTA ANA RIVER 117 38 36 PRADO DAM DAEN SPL PROSSER CREEK RESERVOIR 16050102 39 22 48 29800 41200 745 48.00 1962 CO PROSSER CREEK 120 08 24 PROSSER CREEK DOI BOR RAKER AND THOMAS RESERVOIR 18020002 41 38 00 6530 9730 1600 1600.00 1912 I TRI RATTLESNAKE CREEK 120 33 42 BIG DOBE NORTH 129- ROBERT L SCHLUTER ROUND VALLEY RES 18020122 40 06 48 5200 8325 487 9.12 1865 S NORTH CANYON CREEK 120 57 42 BIDWELL LAKE T. & V. JERNIGAN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i t ude Normal Maximum (acresl (sauare Dieted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nut es , seconds )

SALINAS RESERVOIR 18060005 35 20 00 26000 43200 790 112.00 1942 S SALINAS RIVER 120 30 00 SALINAS DAM DAEN

SAN ANTONIO 18070203 34 09 24 7703 10298 793 111.00 1956 COISR SAN ANTONIO CREEK 1 17 40 48 SAN ANTONIO 9000-023 DAEN

SAN ANTONIO RESERVOIR 18050004 37 34 24 50500 66500 139 27.00 1964 S SAN ANTONIO CREEK 1 21 50 54 JAMES H TURNER 10-021 CITY-CTY SAN FRANCIS

SAN LUIS RESERVOIR 18040014 37 03 30 2041000 2064000 13000 --- 1967 ISHRO SAN LUIS CREEK 1 21 04 30 SAN LUIS DOI BOR

SANTA FE RESERVOIR 18070106 34 06 48 32109 46712 1250 236.00 1949 C SAN GABRIEL RIVER 1 17 58 06 SANTA FE DAM DAEN SPL

SENATOR WASH RESERVOIR 15030104 32 54 36 13800 17800 470 - 1966 OHR SENATOR WASH 1 14 28 42 SENATOR WASH DOI BOR

SEPULVEDA RESERVOIR 18070105 34 10 00 6830 29198 1900 155.00 1941 C LOS ANGELES RIVER 1 18 28 24 SEPULVEDA DAM DAEN SPL

SHASTA LAKE 18020005 40 43 06 4552000 4662000 29500 6665.00 1945 ISHNCRO SACRAMENTO RIVER 122 25 12 SHASTA DOI BOR

SOUTH LAKE 18090102 37 10 24 13368 14448 180 13.00 1910 HIS S FK BISHOP CREEK 1 18 34 00 HILLSIDE 104-030 SOUTHERN CALIF EDISO

SPRING CREEK RESERVOIR 18020112 40 37 48 5870 7290 87 --- 1963 DO SPRING CREEK 122 28 36 SPRING CREEK DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______area area corn- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres') (sauare Dieted Owner ( degrees , miles) minutes, seconds )

STAMPEDE RESERVOIR 16050102 39 28 12 6000 280000 3440 1970 CRIS LITTLE TRUCKEE RIVER 120 06 12 STAMPEDE DOI BOR

STONY GORGE RESERVOIR 18020115 39 35 06 50055 58500 1275 301.00 1928 IS STONY CREEK 122 31 54 STONY GORGE DOI BOR

STUMPY MEADOWS RES 18020128 38 54 12 20000 23000 325 13.00 1962 S PILOT CR 120 36 12 MARK EDSON 460-003 GEORGETOWN DIVIDE P.

SUCCESS LAKE 18030006 36 03 30 82000 202000 2450 391.00 1961 CIR TULE RIVER 118 55 06 SUCCESS LAKE DAEN SPK

SUGAR PINE RES. 18020128 39 07 48 5918 6956 142 9.00 1982 I NORTH SHIRTTAIL CANYON CREEK 120 27 59 SUGAR PINE DOI BOR

SWEETWATER RESERVOIR 18070304 32 41 30 27700 51700 1030 180.00 1888 S ^\A/F FTlA/AT^PP P ~~ « "5 r\r\ o yi OWC-C- I W M 1 C.r\ T\ 1 rr ufj r^ SWE£TWATER MAIN 2020- SWEETWATER AUTHORITY

TWIN LAKES RESERVOIR 18020129 38 42 24 21581 25706 620 13.00 1922 HS TRI SILVER FORK 120 02 54 CAPLES LAKE 97-059 PACIFIC GAS & ELECT

TWITCHELL RESERVOIR 18060007 34 59 00 151000 398000 5450 1135.00 1958 COISR CUYAMA RIVER 120 19 00 TWITCHELL DOI BOR

U1 IMUKl IN r\ IN \JAU/Kl W IN 18040003 ------5250 1961 S UNKNOWN BETHANY FOREBAY CALIFORNIA DWR

WUNKNOWN IN r\ IN w¥V IN 18070106 -- -- 5570 ------1942 CS UNKNOWN BREA DAEN Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______area area corn- Name of dam lonpitude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees, miles) minutes, seconds)

UNKNOWN 18020117 6000 1985 S UNKNOWN . -- DAVIS CREEK HOMESTAKE MINING CO.

UNKNOWN 18020104 -- -- 244000 - - 1976 S UNKNOWN -- FUNKS USBOR

UNKNOWN 18040009 -- 157000 - - - 1952 SR UNKNOWN -- -- MIDDLE EMIGRANT USDA FS

WARM SPRINGS 18010110 38 43 06 381000 449000 2700 130.00 1982 CSR DRY CREEK 123 00 30 WARM SPRINGS DAEN

WHISKEYTON RESERVOIR 1802011 40 35 54 241000 276000 3220 201.00 1963 IHCRO CLEAR CREEK 122 32 12 WHISKEYTOWN DOI BOR

WHITTER NARROWS RES. 18070105 34 01 12 33935 66702 2500 353.00 1957 C SAN GABRIEL RIVER 118 03 12 WHITTIER NARROWS DAM DAEN SPL

COLORADO ANTERO RESERVOIR 10190001 38 59 18 85564 115000 1930 337.00 1909 S SO FORK SO PLATTE 105 53 42 ANTERO DENVER WATER BOARD

BARKER MEADOW RESERVOIR 10190004 39 38 00 11500 12500 203 39.00 1909 HS MIDDLE BOULDER CREEK 105 28 00 BARKER MEADOW PUBLIC SERVICE COMPA

BARR LAKE 10190003 39 57 12 32150 40933 1760 1893 I BOWLES SEEP CANAL 104 44 48 BARR LAKE FARMERS RESERVOIR AN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitt jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1 jde No r ma 1 Maximum (arr-esl fsauare pleted Owner (degrei 35 , mi 1 es ) mi nut ( 35 , secontds)

BASELINE RESERVOIR 10190005 39 59 30 5300 6680 240 1972 IS SOUTH BOULDER CREEK 105 1 2 48 BASELINE BASELINE LAND & RES.

BEAR CREEK LAKE 10190002 39 39 00 1870 75000 1 10 1979 CR BEAR CREEK 105 08 00 BEAR CREEK DAEN MRO

BIJOU RESERVOIR #2 10190003 40 17 42 9183 11548 916 --- 1898 IS SOUTH PLATTE RIVER OFFSTREAM 103 58 48 BIJOU #2 BIJOU IRRIGATION CO

BLACK HOLLOW RES 10190007 40 36 48 8058 9300 370 1918 I BLACK HOLLOW 104 52 12 BLACK HOLLOW WATER SUPPLY & STORA

BLUE LAKE RESERVOIR 11020009 38 14 06 85000 88319 5228 1969 I ADOBE CREEK OFFSTREAM 103 16 48 ADOBE CREEK FT. LYON CANAL CO. BLUh MESA HbStRVOIR 14020002 38 27 9^8©^ 1012.00 4966 HGRO GUNNISON RIVER 107 20 00 BLUE MESA DOI BOR BLUNN RESERVOIR 10190004 39 49 30 5800 7936 208 1979 SR RALSTON CREEK OFFSTREAM 105 12 18 BLUNN CITY OF ARVADA

BONNY RESERVOIR 10250003 39 37 24 178230 349000 5036 1820.00 1951 ICR SOUTH FORK REPUBLICAN RIVER 102 10 26 BONNY DOI BOR

BOOTLEG RES 10190003 39 59 12 6190 8776 3613 90.00 1909 C BOXELDER CREEK 104 36 42 BOOTLEG HENRY LYN IRR. DIST.

BOULDER RESERVOIR 10190005 40 04 42 13300 17700 530 1955 SIR LITTLE DRY CREEK 105 12 42 BOULDER CITY OF BOULDER Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 onp i t ude Normal Maximum (arres) (snuarp pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds )

BOYD LAKE 10190006 40 24 48 48871 59981 2022 - 1970 SI TR-BIG THOMPSON RIVER 106 02 06 BOYD LAKE GREELEY-LOVELAND IRR

CARTER LAKE 10190006 40 19 28 112200 116800 1161 - 1952 IHR BIG THOMPSON OFFSTREAM 105 1 2 41 CARTER LAKE DAM NO 1 DOI BOR

CHAMBERS LAKE 10190007 40 36 12 8854 11400 250 --- 1924 I JOE WRIGHT CREEK 105 50 42 CHAMBERS LAKE WATER SUPPLY & STORA

CHATFIELD LAKE 10190002 39 33 26 26600 355000 4800 3018.00 1973 CR SOUTH PLATTE RIVER 105 03 27 CHATFIELD DAM DAEN MRO

CHEESMAN RESERVOIR 10190002 39 1 2 26 79064 87227 871 1752.00 1971 S SOUTH PLATTE RIVER 105 16 18 CHEESMAN DENVER BD. OF WATER

CHERRY CREEK LAKE 10190010 39 09 03 13960 228390 850 385.00 1953 CR CHERRY CREEK 104 51 13 CHERRY CREEK DAM DAEN MRO

CLEAR CREEK RESERVOIR 1 1020001 39 01 18 11444 13560 414 62.00 1910 SR CLEAR CREEK 106 14 48 CLEAR CREEK CITY OF PUEBLO-BD. 0

COBB LAKE 10190007 40 39 06 22300 28200 690 1953 I CACHE LA POUDRE RIVER OFFSTRE 104 58 18 COBB LAKE WINDSOR RES & CANAL

CONTINENTAL RES 13010001 37 53 06 22679 31750 773 50.00 1932 I NORTH CLEAR CREEK 107 12 42 CONTINENTAL SANTA MARIA RES. CO

CRAWFORD 14020002 38 39 18 14395 18275 406 43.70 1951 IR SMITH FORK 107 35 42 CRAWFORD DOI BOR Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum ( acres") ( sauare oleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es ) mi nutes, seconds) CROOKED ARROVO RET. RESERV 11020005 37 55 54 6998 17714 204 24.60 1975 C CROOKED ARROYO 103 39 00 CROOKED ARROYO RET. CA-2 CROOKED ARROYO CONSE CRYSTAL CREEK RESERVOIR 11020003 38 55 12 5330 6200 5.70 1934 SH CRYSTAL CREEK 105 01 30 CRYSTAL CREEK CITY OF COLORADO SPR CRYSTAL RES 14020002 38 30 38 25236 30726 280 1977 IH GUNNISON RIVER 107 37 25 CRYSTAL DOI BOR CUCHARAS VALLEY RESERVOIR 11020006 37 44 54 68500 103000 1300 660.00 1962 I CUCHARAS RIVER 104 36 06 CUCHARAS #5 HUERFANO-CUCHARAS IR DILLON RESERVOIR 14010002 39 37 14 252678 305000 2700 335.00 1963 S BLUE RIVER 106 03 53 DILLON DENVER BOARD OF WATE TO1900 O7 40 42 V2-- 8300 IR DRY CREEK 105 05 12 DOUGLAS WINDSOR RES & CANAL DYE RES 11020005 38 04 54 7986 9351 273 1903 I ARKANSAS RIVER OFFSTREAM 103 41 48 DYE HOLBROOK MUTUAL IRR. ELECTRA LAKE 14080104 37 32 48 23254 26343 839 1976 HR ELBERT CREEK 107 48 24 TERMINAL COLO-UTE ELECTRIC ELEVEN MILE CANYON RESERVO 10190001 38 54 19 97800 128000 3320 963.00 1932 S MIDDLE FORK SO. PLATTE 105 28 30 ELEVEN MILE CANYON DENVER BD. OF WATER

ELK HEAD RESERVOIR 14050001 40 33 48 1 1500 18500 550 64.20 1979 RS ELK HEAD CREEK 107 22 36 ELKHEAD CREEK COLO. DIV. OF WILDLI Table 3.--Reservolrs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com­ Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum peres) (square Dieted Owner '(degrees, mi les) minutes, seconds) EMPIRE RES 10190003 40 16 24 37700 52280 1030 1973 IR SOUTH PLATTE RIVER OFFSTREAM 104 11 IB EMPIRE BIJOU IRR DIST FOSSIL CREEK RESERVOIR 10190007 40 29 30 1 1 100 16640 660 1903 I FOSSIL CREEK 104 59 36 FOSSIL CREEK NORTH POUDRE IRR CO GRASS VALLEY RESERVOIR 14010005 39 36 24 5058 5581 200 1920 I HARVEY GAP 107 39 36 GRASS VALLEY SILT WATER CONS. DIS GREEN MOUNTAIN RESERVOIR 14010002 39 52 42 154000 162000 2125 599.00 1943 IHR BLUE RIVER 106 19 45 GREEN MOUNTAIN DOI BOR Cn GROSS RESERVOIR 10190005 39 56 54 40987 451 17 420 93.00 1977 S SOUTH BOULDER CREEK 105 21 30 GROSS DENVER BOARD OF MATE GROUNDHOG RESERVOIR 14030002 37 47 24 21711 27500 670 150.00 1938 IPR GROUNDHOG CREEK 108 17 36 GROUNDHOG MONTEZUMA VALLEY IRR GURLEY RESERVOIR 14020003 38 02 06 10039 12035 335 2.50 1961 I GURLEY CANYON 108 15 00 GURLEY FARMERS WDC. HALLIGAN RESERVOIR 10190007 40 52 48 6400 9312 250 1970 I N FORK CACHE LA POUDRE 105 20 06 HALLIGAN NORTH POUDRE IRR CO HANDY RESERVOIR 10190006 40 19 30 6747 9336 474 1.30 1949 I DRY CREEK OFFSTREAM 105 06 30 HANDY HANDY DITCH CO HOME SUPPLY RES. (LONE TRE 10190006 40 20 48 9268 1 1 100 470 1882 IR BIG THOMPSON RIVER OFFSTREAM 105 07 00 LONE TREE CONSOLIDATED HOME SU Table 3 .--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of ,at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D. debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam , ' nnpi 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acresl (sauare Dieted Owner (degree »s , mi les) mi nut ( ;s , seconcJs) . _ _ ( _ ___ . HOMESTAKE PROJECT RESERVOI 14010003 , 39 22 06 43600 45870 320 7.40 1964 S MIDDLE FORK HOMESTAKE 106 27 48 "' HOMESTAKE PROJECT AURORA 8. COLO SPGS HORSE CREEK RESERVOIR 10190003 40 00 30 18747 29695 915 26.60 1913 I HORSE CREEK 104 34 36 HORSE CREEK i HENRY LVN IRR DIST HORSE CREEK RESERVOIR 1 1020008 38 1 1 24 28000 43125 2456 - 1971 I HORSE CREEK OFFSTREAM 103 24 24 HORSE CREEK ' FORT LYONS CANAL CO. HORSESHOE RESERVOIR #2 10190006 40 26 30 8051 11951 610 1974 IR TR-BIG THOMPSON RIVER 106 O2 48 HORSESHOE #2 ' SEVEN LAKES RES CO HORSETOOTH RESERVOIR 10190007 40 36 00 151800 165600 1899 1949 IR BIG THOMPSON OFFSTREAM 105 10 06 ' HORSETOOTH 1 DOI BOR ISH RESERVOIR #3 10190006 40 15 12 7344 9264 310 1978 I BIG THOMPSON RIVER OFFSTREAM 105 as 00 ISH #3 ISH RES CO

JACKSON GULCH RESERVOIR 14080107 37 24 06 9980 9980 218 1949 I WEST MANCOS RIVER OFFSTREAM 108 16 30 JACKSON GULCH DOI BOR JACKSON LAKE 10190003 40 22 24 35629 61000 2430 1900 I TR-SOUTH PLATTE RIVER 104 04 42 JACKSON LAKE JACKSON LAKE RES CO JERRY CREEK #2 RESERVOIR 14010005 39 1 1 24 6320 8620 200 8.50 1977 S PLATEAU CREEK 108 06 42 JERRY CREEK #2 UTE WATER CONS. DIST JOE WRIGHT RESERVOIR 10190007 40 33 36 7200 9202 152 6.90 1979 SIR JOE WRIGHT CREEK 105 52 12 JOE WRIGHT CITY OF FORT COLLINS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued fC, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; O, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi les) mi nutes, seconds)

JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR 11020009 38 04 05 361000 621300 17875 18915.00 1943 CIR ARKANSAS 102 56 13 JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR DAEN SWA

JULESBURG RESERVOIR 10190012 40 39 18 28178 36068 1560 1910 I TR-SOUTH PLATTE RIVER 102 35 54 JULESBURG JULESBURG IRRIG. DIS

JUNIATA RESERVOIR 14020005 38 58 06 5752 5759 100 1979 SR N. FORK KAHNAH CREEK OFFSTREA 108 17 06 JUNIATA CITY OF GRAND JCT.

KIOWA CK. WTRSD. 3-A-10 RE 10190010 39 19 48 59 41300 1.30 1958 C TR-KIOWA CREEK 104 26 48 KIOWA CK. WTRSD. 3-A-10 OLSON RANCHES O> KIOWA RESERVOIR 10190003 40 20 12 8314 9798 371 1902 I KIOWA CREEK 104 05 24 KIOWA UNKNOWN

LA JARA LAKE 13010002 37 14 42 6100 25250 1241 1904 R LA JARA CR 106 20 36 LA JARA LAKE DAM DIV. OF' WILDLIFE STA

LAKE AVERY 14050005 39 58 18 7658 9762 260 1964 R BIG BEAVER CREEK 107 38 48 BIG BEAVER COLO. DIV. OF WILDLI

LAKE CATAMOUNT 14050001 40 21 54 7422 15867 563 390.00 1974 S YAMPA RIVER 106 48 00 LAKE CATAMOUNT PLEASANT VALLEY INVE

LAKE GRANBY 14010001 40 08 36 540000 540000 7256 312.00 1950 IR COLORADO RIVER OFFSTREAM 105 52 54 GRANBY DIKES NO 1 2 AND 4 DOI BOR

LAKE HENRY RESERVOIR 11020005 38 14 54 1 1914 14914 1 1 10 1950 I HORSE CREEK OFFSTREAM 103 42 48 LAKE HENRY LAKE HENRY RESERVOIR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Cont1nued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservol r Hydro 1 ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 onoi t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees , ml I es ) mi nut es . seconds ) LAKE JOHN 10180001 40 46 24 11232 16128 650 1957 R TR-N FK NORTH PLATTE 106 27 24 LAKE JOHN COLO. DIV. OF WILDLI -. LAKE LOVELAND 10190006 40 24 18 12736 15064 450 1956 ISR TR-BIG THOMPSON RIVER 105 05 12 LAKE LOVELAND GREELEY AND LOVELAND

LAKE MEREDITH RESERVOIR 1 102000B 38 09 24 26028 26028 3250 1926 I BOB CREEK 103 44 36 LAKE MEREDITH THE LAKE MEREDITH RE

LEGGETT 8, HILLCREST RESERV 10190005 40 01 30 13800 15960 233 1922 SI TR-SOUTH BOULDER CREEK 105 J2 30 LEGGETT & HILLCREST PUBLIC SERVICE CO. 0 t 00 LEMON RESERVOIR 14080104 37 22 48 , 40100 48600 518 1963 I FLORIDA RIVER 107 39 42 LEMON DOI BOR

LON HAGLER RESERVOIR 10190006 40 22. 00 5032 6275 150 1967 IR TR-BIG THOMPSON RIVER 105 08 36 LON HAGLER CONSOLIDATED HOME SU

LONG DRAW RESERVOIR 10190007 40 30 06 10900 14200 340 1975 I LONG DRAW CREEK 105 46 24 LONG DRAW WATER SUPPLY & STORA

LOWER LATHAM RESERVOIR 10190003 40 21 24 6212 11147 710 1973 I BEE BEE DRAW 104 38 00 LOWER LATHAM LOWER LATHAM RES CO MACFARLANE RESERVOIR 10180001 40 33 12 6951 9581 526 7.00 1962 IP SOAP CREEK 106 17 30 MAC FARLANE E.B. SHAWVER ESTATE

MARIANO RESERVOIR 10190006 40 23 06 5550 8050 376 2.20 1956 IR TR-BIG THOMPSON RIVER 105 07 54 MARIANO 1CONSOL. HOME-SD Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com­ Name of dam 1ongi t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds)

MARSHALL LAKE 10190005 39 57 06 10462 12854 210 1948 I COAL CREEK OFFSTREAM 105 12 36 MARSHALL LAKE FARMERS RES. & IRR.

MARSTON LAKE RESERVOIR 10190002 39 38 06 17200 21 100 650 1899 S SOUTH PLATTE RIVER OFFSTREAM 105 03 48 MARSTON LAKE DENVER BOARD OF WATE

MC CHIVVIS RESERVOIR 14050001 40 07 06 7141 7266 25 1 .00 1962 I WATSON CREEK 107 01 12 MC CHIVVIS CHARLES DE GANAHL

MC GREW RESERVOIR 10190008 40 42 06 8725 14989 696 1904 I TR-OWL CREEK 104 37 42 MCGREW EASTMAN CANAL? RES C VD MC LELLEN RESERVOIR 10190002 39 34 06 6200 9700 190 1979 S DAD CLARK GULCH 105 01 30 MCLELLAN CITY OF ENGLEWOOD

MEADOW CREEK 14010001 40 03 06 5750 7850 170 4.80 1975 S MEADOW CR 105 45 18 MEADOW CREEK MOFFAT TUNNEL WATER

MILTON LAKE RESERVOIR 10190003 40 14 18 29732 39660 2078 1975 I BEE BEE DRAW 104 38 18 MILTON LAKE FARMERS RES. AND IRR

MILTON SEAMAN RESERVOIR 10190007 40 42 24 5008 7900 120 1965 SI N FORK CACHE LA POUDRE 105 14 12 MILTON SEAMAN CITY OF GREELEY

MIRAMONTE RESERVOIR 14030003 37 58 24 6851 1 1620 410 36.30 1978 R WEST NATURITA CREEK 108 20 06 MIRAMONTE DIV. OF PARKS AND RE

MODEL RESERVOIR 11020010 37 19 42 20359 29943 1 198 1921 IP TR-BLACK HILLS ARROYO 104 23 18 MODEL MODEL LAND & IRR. CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres') (saua rs D1eted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes , seconds) MONTGOMERY RESERVOIR 10190001 39 21 12 5100 6100 97 1956 S MIDDLE FORK SOUTH PLATTE 106 04 24 MONTGOMERY CITY OF COLORADO SPR MORROW POINT RESERVOIR 14020002 38 27 05 1 17200 121300 817 1968 HCRO GUNNISON RIVER 107 32 12 MORROW POINT DOI BOR MOUNTAIN HOME RESERVOIR 13010002 37 23 36 18595 38410 639 65.00 1911 IR TRINCHERA CREEK 105 23 36 MOUNTAIN-HOME TRINCHERA IRR. CO MT. ELBERT FOREBAY RES. 11020001 39 06 36 1 1400 1 1800 279 1977 H ARKANSAS OFFSTREAM 106 21 18 MT. ELBERT FOREBAY DOI BOR NARRIGUINEPP RESERVOIR 14080202 37 29 00 18960 22700 581 1956 IPR NARRAGUINNEP CANYON 108 37 30 NARRIGUINEPP MONTEZUMA VALLEY IRR NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR 1 1020009 60618 4562^ ARKANSAS RIVER OFFSTREAM 102 39 30 NEE-NOSHE AMITY DITCH COMPANY NEE-SO-PAH RESERVOIR 11020009 38 20 30 23458 23458 3628 1896 I TR-ARKANSAS RIVER 102 44 24 NEE-SO-PAH AMITY DITCH COMPANY NORTH CATAMOUNT RESERVOIR 11020003 38 55 42 12300 15050 1959 SH NORTH CATAMOUNT 105 03 36 NORTH CATAMOUNT CITY OF COLORADO SPR NORTH POUDRE RESERVOIR #5 10190007 40 41 18 6875 8650 463 8.40 1905 I TR-CACHE LA POUDRE RIVER 105 02 12 NORTH POUDRE #5 NORTH POUDRE IRR CO NORTH POUDRE RESERVOIR >15 10190007 40 46 36 5526 7177 312 1949 I DRY CREEK 105 07 18 NORTH POUDRE >15 NORTH POUDRE IRR CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square oleted Owner (degrees, miles) minutes, seconds)

NORTH STERLING RESERVOIR 10190012 40 47 06 80588 120000 3080 1911 I CEDAR CREEK 103 16 00 NORTH STERLING NORTH STERLING IRRIG

ONION VALLEY RESERVOIR 14020002 38 36 12 9000 10380 560 1954 I IRON CREEK 107 35 36 ONION VALLEY FRUITLAND IRR. CO.

OVERLAND RESERVOIR #1 14020004 39 04 42 5990 81 14 241 9.40 1951 I PETERS CREEK 107 38 42 OVERLAND #1 OVERLAND DITCH & RES

PAONIA RESERVOIR 14020004 38 56 36 20950 23230 334 246.00 1962 IRSC MUDDY CREEK 107 21 12 PAONIA DOI BOR

PARK CREEK RESERVOIR 10190007 40 50 06 7343 10460 240 1906 I PARK CREEK 105 08 54 PARK CREEK NORTH POUDRE IRR CO

PEARL LAKE 14050001 40 46 48 5657 8045 166 4.00 1975 R LESTER CREEK 106 53 18 LESTER CREEK DIV. OF PARKS & REC.

PLATORO RESERVOIR 13010005 37 21 07 53506 67794 947 40.00 1951 1C CONEJOS RIVER 106 32 38 PLATORO DOI BOR

PRAIRIE LAND AND IRR. RESE 11020005 37 54 00 5380 9330 790 1905 P WEST DRY CREEK OFFSTREAM 103 50 24 PRAIRIE LAND AND IRR. #1 H. H. MENDENHALL

PREWITT RESERVOIR 10190012 40 25 48 28840 51387 2430 1912 I SOUTH PLATTE RIVER OFFSTREAM 103 22 12 PREWITT LOGAN IRR. DIST.

PROSPECT RES 10190003 40 01 06 6300 9180 380 1980 I TR-LOST CREEK 104 30 30 PROSPECT HENRY LYN IRR. DIST. Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ong i tude Norma 1 Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) minutes, seconds)

PUEBLO RES 11020002 38 16 15 357700 489116 5664 4669.00 1975 ICSR ARKANSAS 104 43 30 PUEBLO DOI BOR

QUEEN RESERVOIR 11020009 38 16 18 23040 32690 1930 1896 IR ARKANSAS RIVER OFFSTREAM 102 38 06 QUEEN AMITY MUTUAL IRR. CO

RALSTON RESERVOIR 10190004 39 49 54 12750 15900 260 46.00 1938 S RALSTON CREEK 105 14 30 RALSTON DENVER BOARD OF WATE

RAMAH DET.-REC. RESERVOIR 11020011 39 05 54 5388 7641 403 69.00 1964 CR BIG SANDY CREEK 104 12 30 RAMAH DET.-REC. DOUBLE L SOIL CONSER

RAMPART RESERVOIR 1 1020003 38 58 30 38783 44200 509 5.60 1968 SR WEST MONUMENT CREEK 104 57 42 RAMPART CITY OF COLORADO SPR

RIFLE GAP RESERVOIR 14010005 39 37 48 13600 18260 359 1967 ICR RIFLE CREEK 107 45 42 RIFLE GAP DOI BOR

RIO GRANDE RESERVOIR 13010001 37 43 18 51113 66850 1030 160.00 1972 I RIO GRANDE RIVER 107 16 00 RIO GRANDE SAN LUIS VALLEY IRR.

RIVERSIDE RES 10190003 40 19 42 65000 125500 3650 1904 I SANBORN DRAW 104 14 30 RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE RES. & LAN

RUEDI RESERVOIR 14010004 39 21 50 102500 119000 1000 223.00 1968 IRC FRYINGPAN RIVER 106 49 06 RUEDI DOI BOR

SANCHEZ RESERVOIR 13010002 37 06 48 40000 137850 2660 1957 I VENTURO CREEK 105 24 42 SANCHEZ SANCHEZ RES & CANAL Table 3. Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (arres) (sauare Dieted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds )

SANTA MARIA RES 13010001 37 48 12 42585 47713 580 1911 I BOULDER CREEK OFFSTREAM 107 06 00 SANTA MARIA LAKE SANTA MARIA RES. CO

SHADOW MOUNTAIN AND GRAND 14010001 40 12 24 18400 18400 1852 185.00 1946 IR COLORADO RIVER 105 50 24 SHADOW MOUNTAIN DOI BOR

SILVER JACK RESERVOIR 14020002 38 14 42 13520 15400 293 --- 1971 RI EAST FORK CIMARRON RIVER 107 32 36 SILVER JACK DOI BOR

SMITH RESERVOIR 13010002 37 23 12 7636 18501 620 395.00 1913 IR TRINCHERA CREEK 105 32 30 SMITH TRINCHERA IRR CO. CO SPINNEY MOUNTAIN RES. 10190001 38 58 00 54500 54500 2500 772.00 1982 RMIS MIDDLE FORK S PLATTE RIVER 105 36 00 SPINNEY MOUNTAIN CITY OF AURORA

ST. CHARLES RESERVOIR #3 1 1020002 38 10 12 8638 13940 633 22.40 1941 SI SALT CREEK 104 39 00 ST. CHARLES #3 C. F. & I STEEL CORP

STANDLEY RESERVOIR 10190003 39 52 00 42380 47628 1230 --- 1977 IS WOMAN CREEK 105 06 36 STANDLEY LAKE FRICO & CITY OF WEST

STEAMBOAT LAKE 14050001 40 47 30 23064 36900 1053 1966 R WILLOW CREEK 106 56 48 WILLOW CREEK DIV. OF PARKS & REC.

STILLWATER RESERVOIR #1 14050001 40 01 48 6088 7500 129 8.50 1939 I YAMPA RIVER 107 07 12 STILLWATER #1 BEAR RIVER RES. CO. \

STRONTIA SPRINGS RES. 10190002 39 25 58 7700 7700 98 1983 S SOUTH PLATTE RIVER 105 07 33 STRONTIA SPRINGS DENVER WATER BOARD Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______3 P 6 3 3 f" G 3 com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres') (souare D 1 et ed Owne r (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nu t es , seconds ) SUMMIT RESERVOIR 14030002 37 25 18 5954 705.0 402 2.10 1939 I TR-LOST CANYON 108 23 12 SUMMIT SUMMIT RES + IRR CO TAYLOR PARK 14020001 38 49 07 106200 119970 2033 245.00 1935 R TAYLOR RIVER 106 36 24 TAYLOR PARK DOI BOR TERRACE RESERVOIR 13010002 37 21 24 17135 20330 410 116.00 1980 RIC ALAMOSA RIVER 106 17 12 TERRACE TERRACE IRRIGATION C TERRY LAKE RESERVOIR 10190007 40 37 06 8145 10700 320 1970 IR TR-CACHE LA POUDRE 105 04 30 TERRY LAKE LARIMER-WELD RESER THURSTON LAKE 11020009 38 13 24 8262 8262 650 1.50 1928 RI ARKANSAS RIVER OFFSTREAM 102 37 42 THURSTON LAKE FORT LYON DITCH CO.

TIMNATH RESERVOIR 101900O7 40 43 1-8 QQQO 16200 61 Q 1977 TR-CACHE LA POUDRE R 104 57 30 TIMNATH CACHE LA POUDRE RES TRINIDAD LAKE 11020010 37 08 27 4500 150000 2018 672.00 1976 CIRD PURGATOIRE RIVER 104 33 03 TRINIDAD DAEN SWA

TURQUOISE LAKE 11020001 39 15 10 129500 136000 1788 1968 IR LAKE FORK OF ARKANSAS RIVER 106 22 26 SUGAR LOAF DOI BOR TWIN LAKES 11020001 39 04 48 53260 53260 2273 1958 SI ARKANSAS RIVER 106 18 48 TWIN LAKES TWIN LAKES RES NO 1

TWO BUTTES RESERVOIR 11020013 37 38 06 40918 58898 1798 1966 R TWO BUTTE CREEK 102 32 24 TWO BUTTES COLO. DIV. OF WILDLI Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) minutes , seconds )

UNION RESERVOIR 10190005 40 10 24 12739 18329 780 --- 1933 I TR-ST VRAIN CREEK 105 02 36 UNION UNION DITCH CO

VALLECITO RESERVOIR 14080101 37 23 00 129700 139200 2720 270.00 1941 I LOS PINOS RIVER 107 34 30 VALLECITO DOI BOR

VALMONT "A" RESERVOIR 10190005 40 01 48 13800 15950 290 1961 SI BOULDER CREEK OFFSTREAM 105 1 1 00 VALMONT "A" PUBLIC SERVICE CO OF

VEGA RESERVOIR 14010005 39 13 30 33800 40300 910 24.00 1959 ICR PLATEAU CREEK 107 48 40 VEGA DOI BOR Ul WATER SUPPLY & STORAGE #4 10190007 40 38 48 1466 30000 98 0.30 1975 I TR-CACHE LA POUDRE RIVER 105 05 06 WATER SUPPLY NO 4 WATER SUPPLY & STORA

WILDCAT RESERVOIR 10190012 40 21 54 64000 89800 2150 88.60 1980 IS WILDCAT CREEK 103 46 48 WILDCAT RIVERSIDE IRR. DIST.

WILLIAMS FORK RESERVOIR 14010002 40 02 06 93637 109037 1614 234.00 1959 SH WILLIAMS FORK RIVER 106 12 18 WILLIAMS FORK DENVER BRD. OF WATER

WILLIAMS RESERVOIR 14080102 37 30 12 10084 14543 343 36.60 1958 R WILLIAMS CREEK 107 13 30 WILLIAMS CREEK COLO DIV OF WILDLIFE

WILLIAMS-MC CREERY RESERVO 10190012 40 03 18 17616 21336 948 69.70 1910 IS SAN ARROYA CREEK 103 52 48 WILLIAMS-MC CREERY GASP

WILLOW CREEK RESERVOIR 14010001 40 08 49 10600 11200 303 134.00 1953 IR WILLOW CREEK 105 56 31 WILLOW CREEK DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degrei ss , miles) mi nut i BS , seconids)

WINDSOR RESERVOIR 10190007 40 31 54 17689 21100 1000 - 1978 IR TR-CACHE LA POUDRE 104 52 12 WINDSOR WINDSOR RES ? CANAL

WINDSOR RESERVOIR #8 10190007 40 39 18 9884 12391 404 1 .50 1903 IR TR-CACHE LA POUDRE 105 02 42 WINDSOR #8 WINDSOR RES & CANAL

YAMCOLO RESERVOIR 14050001 40 03 18 9080 1 1900 188 28.20 1980 I BEAR RIVER 107 02 48 YAMCOLO DAM UPPER YAMPA WCD

CONNECTICUT BARKHA'MSTED RESERVOIR 01080207 41 54 42 97477 134527 2320 52.50 1940 S EAST BRANCH FARMINGTON RIVER 72 57 12 SAVILLE DAM METROPOL DISTRC HART

CAIRNS RESERVOIR 01100005 41 44 36 10090 13942 10.20 1965 S WEST BRANCH SHEPAUG RIVER 73 18 00 UPPER SHEPAUG CITY OF WATERBURY CANDLEWOOD LAKE 0 1 1 0OOO5- 4+- -34^ ^6- 1370OO 14SOO0 5600 40.50 1928 HO TR-HOUSATONIC RIVER 73 26 18 CANDLEWOOD LAKE DAM CT LIGHT AND POWER

CANDLEWOOD LAKE 01100005 41 25 30 137000 148000 1928 R TR-BEAVER BROOK 73 27 00 DANBURY DIKE NORTHEAST UTILITIES

COLEBROOK RIVER LAKE 01080207 42 00 22 47500 97700 700 119.00 1969 CSR WEST BRANCH FARMINGTON RIVER 73 02 12 COLEBROOK RIVER DAM DAEN NED

EASTON RESERVOIR 01100006 41 14 54 35100 36000 500 1926 S MILL RIVER 73 15 30 EASTON RESERVOIR DAM BRIDGEPORT HYDRAULIC Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-fact Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds.)

HAMMONASSET RESERVOIR 01100004 41 21 30 5450 8330 1956 S HAMMONASSET RIVER 72 36 48 HAMMONASSET RESERVOIR DAM SO. CENT. CT REG. WA

HEMLOCK RESERVOIR 01100006 41 12 30 9000 1 1635 1914 S CRICKER BROOK 73 16 54 HEMLOCK RESERVOIR DAM BRIDGEPORT HYDRAULIC

HIGHLAND LAKE 01080207 41 55 24 9200 1 1800 7.05 1860 R TR-MAD RIVER 73 05 00 HIGHLAND LAKE DAM TOWN OF WINCHESTER

LAKE GAILLARD 01100004 41 20 18 48000 53500 1150 18.00 1929 S BRANFORD RIVER 72 46 00 LAKE GAILLARD DAM SO. CENT. CT REG. WA

LAKE HOUSATONIC 01100005 41 19 18 5740 6396 1900 R HOUSATONIC RIVER 73 04 24 DERBY DAM SHELTON CANAL COMPAN

LAKE LILLINONAH 01100005 41 26 54 129965 156145 1870 1391.OQ 1956 H HOUSATONIC RIVER 73 17 48 SHEPAUG DAM CT LIGHT AND POWER C

LAKE MCDONOUGH 01080207 41 52 48 8940 13470 392 61 .00 1920 R EAST BRANCH FARMINGTON RIVER 72 57 30 RICHARDS CORNER DAM METROPOL DISTRC HART

LAKE ZOAR 01100005 41 23 00 38268 44646 975 1541.00 1919 H HOUSATONIC RIVER 73 10 18 STEVENSON DAM CT LIGHT AND POWER C

LAUREL RESERVOIR 01100006 41 10 00 7210 7235 265 13.40 1923 S MILL RIVER 73 33 00 LAUREL RESERVOIR DAM STAMFORD WATER CO.

MANSFIELD HOLLOW LAKE 01100002 41 45 54 2800 52000 1880 159.00 1952 CR NATCHAUG RIVER 72 10 54 MANSFIELD HOLLOW DAM DAEN NED Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroe 1 ec-t r i c; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoi r Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of st ream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ong it ude Normal Maximum (arr«O ( sauar-e pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) minutes, seconds)

MIANUS RESERVOIR 01100006 41 07 48 5550 7515 1955 S MIANUS RIVER 73 36 42 MIANUS RESERVOIR DAM CONN-AMERICAN WATERW

MORRIS RESERVOIR 01100005 41 40 29 6073 6073 152 8.49 1913 SO BRANCH BROOK 73 08 39 MORRIS RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF WATERBURY

NEPAUG RESERVOIR 01080207 41 49 42 29540 40530 851 32.00 1918 S NEPAUG RIVER 72 56 36 NEPAUG DAM METROPOL DISTRC HART

NEPAUG RESERVOIR 01080207 41 47 54 29540 40530 1916 S TR-FARMINGTON RIVER 72 55 54 PHELPS BROOK DAM METROPOL DISTRC HART

PACHAUG POND 01100001 41 34 54 5982 1096: 831 1888 R PACHAUG RIVER 71 55 48 PACHAUG POND DAM STATE OF CT

SAUGATUCK RESERVOIR 01100006 41 14 54 37600 42000 868 35.00 1941 S SAUGATUCK RIVER 73 21 00 SAMUEL P SENIOR DAM BRIDGEPORT HYDRAULIC

SHENIPSIT LAKE 01080205 41 52 06 6000 8700 625 17.00 1903 S HOCKANUM RIVER 72 25 54 SHENIPSIT LAKE DAM ROCKVILLE DIV. CW CO

THOMASTON RES. 01100005 41 41 42 15 42000 950 96.10 1960 C NAUGATUCK RIVER 73 03 42 THOMASTON DAM DAEN NED

TRAP FALLS RESERVOIR 01100005 41 15 54 7100 8500 625 1916 S PUMPKIN GROUND BROOK 73 08 24 TRAP FALLS RESERVOIR DAM BRIDGEPORT HYDRAULIC

TWIN LAKES 01100005 42 00 00 5693 9293 1900 R SCHENOB BROOK 73 24 42 TWIN LAKES DAM TOWN OF SALISBURY Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degre< 3S , miles) mi nut ( 3S , seconcJs)

WEST BRANCH RESERVOIR 01080207 41 59 18 13900 17680 550 122.00 1960 S WEST BRANCH FARMINGTON RIVER 73 01 12 GOODWIN DAM METROPOL DISTRC HART

WEST THOMPSON LAKE 01100001 41 56 42 1200 26800 --- 172.00 1965 CR QUINEBAUG RIVER 71 54 00 WEST THOMPSON DAM DAEN NED

WOODRIDGE LAKE 01100005 41 47 48 6500 9800 1970 R MARSHEPAUG 73 15 06 WOODRIDGE LAKE DAM WOODRIDGE LAKE ASSOC

DELAWARE HOOP'ES R'ESERVOIR 02040205 39 46 24 6300 1 1000 200 2.00 1931 S OLD MILL STREAM 75 38 06 EDGAR M. HOOPES DAM CITY OF WILMINGTON

FL_ORI.D_A m 1 n n 9m U O 1 \J U £ U O 27 37 18 23000 52000 --- 1975 0 LITTLE MANATEE RIVER 82 19 30 MANATEE COOLING WATER RESERVOIR FLORIDA POWER & LIGH

------03090101 16 30 5000 34800 110.00 1971 C REEDY CREEK 81 32 42 RCID LEVEE D-6 , D-6A , STRUCTURE S-40 RCID

---- 03080101 12 7020 9070 --- 1971 0 ST JOHNS RIVER 81 20 36 SANFORD COOLING RESERVOIR FLORIDA POWER & LIGH

------03080101 20 30 30000 84000 TAYLOR CREEK 80 56 24 STRUCTURE 164 SJRWMD

ALLIGATOR LAKE 03090101 28 10 54 43000 73000 3406 26.60 1966 C ALLIGATOR LAKE 81 14 18 STRUCTURE 60 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lati ti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name o'f dam 1 onp i 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acres) fsauare pleted Owne r ( aegreiss , miles) mi n u 1 1 ss , secon

CITY OF TAMPA WATER DEPT R 03100205 28 01 30 6140 11000 650.00 1945 SR HILLSBOROUGH RIVER 82 25 54 CITY OF TAMPA WATERWORKS DAM CITY OF TAMPA

CITY OF TAMPA WATER DEPT R 03100205 28 01 00 6140 11000 1977 CR CANAL 136 82 22 24 STRUCTURE 161 SWFWMD Table 3. Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degree 5S , miles) mi nut« is , seconcis)

DEAD LAKE 03130012 30 07 30 34800 40600 6700 1962 RP CHIPOLA RIVER 85 10 42 DEAD LAKES DAM DEAD LAKES WATER MNG

DEER POINT LAKE 03140101 30 16 00 8250 8250 4698 391.10 1963 SPR ECONFINA CREEK 85 36 18 DEER POINT DAM STATE OF FLORIDA & B

EAST LAKE TOHOPEKALIGA 03090101 28 16 00 130000 208000 11968 308.00 1963 CI ST CLOUD (C-31 ) 81 18 36 STRUCTURE 59 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

EDWARD MEDARD RESERVOIR 03100204 27 54 36 8280 16380 ------1970 COR LITTLE ALAFIA RIVER 82 10 12 EDWARD MEDARD RESERVOIR DAM SWFWMD 00 JANE GREEN RESERVOIR 03080101 28 16 54 30000 84000 1971 C COX CREEK LEVEE-73 80 55 30 STRUCTURE 221 SJRWMD

KISSIMMEE RIVER (C-38) 03090101 27 27 36 6170 7715 1965 CIN KISSIMMEE RIVER (C-38) 81 1 1 36 STRUCTURE 65B SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

KISSIMMEE RIVER (C-38) 03090101 27 24 06 5400 6100 --- 1967 CIN KISSIMMEE RIVER (C-38) 81 06 54 STRUCTURE 65C SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

KISSIMMEE RIVER (C-38) 03090101 27 18 54 5630 8140 1965 CIN KISSIMMEE RIVER (C-38) 81 01 18 STRUCTURE 65D SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

KISSIMMEE RIVER (C-38) 03090101 27 13 30 5730 7450 1964 CIN KISSIMMEE RIVER (C-38) 80 57 30 STRUCTURE 65E SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

L-29.SEC.2 & L-67A BORROW 03090202 25 45 36 840000 2726900 --- 1978 OIS LEVEE 29 BORROW CANAL 80 40 24 STRUCTURE 333 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD Table 3.-- Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at 1 east 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debri s control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1og i c Lat i t ude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1onpi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare Dieted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds) L-29.SEC.3 BORROW CANAL (W 03090202 25 45 36 2200000 2200000 1978 OIS LEVEE 29 BORROW CANAL (SEC 3) 80 30 00 STRUCTURE 334 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD LAKE GENTRY 03090101 28 08 24 17000 37000 1791 44.60 1966 CI CANOE CREEK (C-34) 81 15 00 STRUCTURE 63 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD LAKE HART 03090101 28 21 54 20000 56000 1850 166.00 1969 CI C-29A (AJAY-HART CANAL) 81 13 06 STRUCTURE 62 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD LAKE ISTOKPOGA 03090101 27 19 06 170000 417500 29500 624.00 1962 CI C-41A (SLOUGH DITCH/STUB C.) 81 15 06 STRUCTURE 68 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD 00 LAKE JUNE IN WINTER 03090101 27 20 42 33324 44676 3504 44.00 1976 CR JACK CREEK 81 25 00 G-90 SWFWMD LAKE KISSIMMEE______03090101 27 49 00 350000 730000 34948 1607.00 1964 CIN KISSIMMEE RIVER (C-38) 81 11 54 STRUCTURE 65 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD LAKE MANATEE 03100202 27 29 24 22700 46600 3760 1967 S MANATEE RIVER 82 20 00 LAKE MANATEE DAM MANATEE CO UTILITIES LAKE MYRTLE 03090101 28 20 30 10000 22000 543 1969 CI C-30 (MYRTLE-MARY JANE CANAL) 81 10 30 STRUCTURE 57 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD LAKE OCKLAWAHA 03080103 29 32 36 171600 200000 10800 1971 NR ST. JOHNS RIVER-OFFSTREAM 81 43 30 HENRY H. BUCKMAN LOCK DAEN SAJ « LAKE OCKLAWAHA 03080102 29 30 24 76000 120000 8600 1968 NR OKLAWAHA RIVER 81 48 36 RODMAN DAM AND SPILLWAY DAEN SAJ Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees . mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds )

LAKE OKEECHOBEE 03090201 27 12 24 449000 8519000 448000 5650.00 1972 CSN TAYLOR CREEK 80 47 54 STRUCTURE 193 (HURRICANE GATE NO. 6) SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

LAKE ROUSSEAU 03100208 29 01 30 32600 405000 4163 1980.00 1968 NRP WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER-OFFSTREAM 82 37 00 INGLIS LOCK AND BYPASS CHANNEL DAEN SAJ

LAKE SEMINOLE 03130004 30 42 30 367300 406200 41560 17150.00 1952 NHRC APALACHICOLA RIVER 84 51 54 JIM WOODRUFF DAM DAEN SAM

LAKE TALQUIN 031 20003 30 23 18 146000 257000 6850 1660.00 1929 RPO OCHLOCKONEE RIVER 84 38 30 JACKSON BLUFF DAM STATE OF FLORIDA-DNR u>oo LAKE TARPON 03100206 28 03 30 15500 24400 2534 60.00 1972 CO C-531 (LAKE TARPON CANAL) 82 42 24 STRUCTURE 551 SWFWMD

LAKE TOHOPEKALIGA 03090101 28 08 30 144000 279000 18810 620.00 1964 CIN SOUTH PORT CANAL (C-35) 81 21 06 STRUCTURE 61 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

LAKE TSALA APOPKA 03100208 28 57 18 27000 54000 31000 --- 1968 C WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER-OFFSTREAM 82 20 12 LAKE TSALA APOPKA STRUCTURE 353 SWFWMD

LEVEE 65 BORROW CANAL 03090202 26 59 18 4147000 8519000 ------1938 C LEVEE 65 BORROW CANAL 80 36 18 STRUCTURE 153 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

LKS EUSTIS, HARRIS & DORA 03080102 28 52 18 159000 190000 106000 640.00 1957 CN HAINES CREEK 81 47 00 EUGENE J BURRELL LOCK AND DAM SJRWMD

MARTIN PLANT COOLING RES. 03090202 27 00 18 95000 95000 6800 --- 1977 0 ST. LUCIE CANAL OFFSTREAM 80 36 00 MARTIN PLANT COOLING RESERVOIR DAM FLA POWER & LIGHT Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi C Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max imum (acres) (sauare Dieted Owner (degrees , mi 1 e s ) mi nutes , seconds)

NORTH NEW RIVER CANAL & (S 03090202 26 10 36 368000 539000 1961 CI NORTH NEW RIVER CANAL 80 26 54 STRUCTURE NO. 143 (CULVERT L-35B-1) SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

NORTH NEW RIVER CANAL & WC 03090202 26 09 00 214 180000 1952 CIS NORTH NEW RIVER CANAL 80 26 36 STRUCTURE NO. 34 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

OKLAWAHA RIVER 03080102 29 04 42 4350 151200 20500 910.00 1969 NOCRP OKLAWAHA RIVER 81 52 54 MOSS BLUFF LOCK AND SPILLWAY SJRWMD

TAYLOR SLOUGH AREA OF EVER 03090202 25 25 00 20480 81920 1980 SO LEVEE 31 (W) BORROW CANAL 80 35 24 PUMPING STATION 332 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD 00 *" TROUT LAKE 03090101 28 15 54 43000 73000 273 1969 CI C-32C (TROUT-JOEL CANAL) 81 09 54 STRUCTURE 58 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

WATER CONS. AREA NO 2 03090202 26 13 48 298000 446000 1957 CS NONE et> 27 36 - STRUCTURE NO. 1 1C DAEN SAJ

WATER CONS. AREA NO 3 03090202 25 45 42 840000 2726900 1962 CS SHARK RIVER SLOUGH 80 49 18 STRUCTURE NO. 1 2A DAEN SAJ

WATER CONS. AREA NO. 3 03090202 26 09 36 123000 180000 1961 CI NONE 80 26 48 STRUCTURE NO. 142 (CULVERT L-38W-1) SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

WATER CONSERVATION AREA NO 03090202 26 20 06 368000 539000 1961 CI NORTH NEW RIVER CANAL 80 32 12 PUMPING STATION NO. 7 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

WATER CONSERVATION AREA NO 03090202 26 19 48 840000 2726900 1962 C MIAMI CANAL (C-6) 80 46 30 PUMPING STATION NO. 8 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degret ss, ^~- mi 1 es ) mi nutt ;s , seconcis) WATER CONSERVATION AREA NO 03090202 26 03 42 840000 2726900 --- 1957 CIS SOUTH NEW RIVER CANAL (C-11) 80 26 36 PUMPING STATION NO. 9 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD

WATER CONSERVATION AREA NO 03090202 26 13 06 368000 539000 --- 1961 CI NONE 80 23 54 STRUCTURE NO. 144 (CULVERT L-35B-2) SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD WATER CONSERVATION AREA NO 03090202 25 57 42 168000 545380 1963 CI MIAMI CANAL (C-6) 80 27 18 STRUCTURE NO. 31 SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD WATER CONSERVATION AREA NO 03090202 26 41 00 300000 430000 1955 CI WEST PALM BEACH CANAL (C-51) 80 22 12 W. TURNER WALLACE PUMPING STA . (S-5A) SFWMD (PAST C&SF FCD 00 Ln GEORGIA ALLATOONA RES. 03150104 34 09 46 367000 670000 19200 1120.00 1949 HC ETOWAH RIVER 83 43 40 ALLATOONA DAEN SAM BLUE RIDGE LAKE 06020003 34 52 52 12000 195900 3290 232.00 1930 HR TOCCOA RIVER 84 16 49 BLUE RIDGE TVA CARTERS LAKE 03150102 34 36 50 377100 472800 3220 373.00 1974 CHR COOSAWATTEE RIVER 84 40 16 CARTERS MAIN DAM DAEN SAM CLARKS HILL LAKE 03060103 33 39 40 2510000 2900000 78500 6150.00 1953 CNH SAVANNAH RIVER 82 12 00 CLARKS HILL DAM DAEN SAS HARTWELL LAKE 03060103 34 21 25 2550000 2842700 61350 2088.00 1960 CNH SAVANNAH RIVER 82 49 20 HARTWELL DAM DAEN SAS Table 3. Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir' Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com­ Name of dam l ong i tude Norma 1 Max i mum peres') (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds )

HIGH FALLS LAKE 03070103 33 10 48 -999999 26000 700 1904 R TOWALIGA RIVER 84 01 12 HIGH FALLS LAKE DAM STATE OF GEORGIA

JACKSON LAKE 03070103 33 19 13 107000 107000 4750 1300.00 1911 HR OCMULGEE RIVER 83 50 20 LLOYD SHOALS GA POWER

LAKE ARROWHEAD 03150104 34 17 24 16223 28193 1974 R TR-SHOAL CREEK 84 35 30 LAKE ARROWHEAD DAM DIAMOND HEAD CORP.

LAKE BLACKSHEAR 03130006 31 50 53 73670 73670 7000 3750.00 1930 HR FLINT 83 56 31 CRISP COUNTY CRISP COUNTY PWR COM 00 ** LAKE BURTON 03060102 34 47 37 108000 108000 2775 118.00 1920 H TALLULAH RIVER 83 32 26 BURTON GA POWER

LAKE HARDING 03130002 32 39 46 181000 181000 5850 4260.00 1926 H CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER 85 05 27 BARTLETTS FERRY GA POWER

LAKE OCONEE 03070101 33 21 00 367000 367000 18500 1830.00 1979 H OCONEE RIVER 83 09 28 WALLACE GA POWER

LAKE OLIVER 03130002 32 30 55 32000 32000 2150 4670.00 1959 HR CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER 85 00 04 OLIVER GA POWER

LAKE SIDNEY LANIER 03130001 34 04 30 1917000 2554000 47182 1040.00 1958 CHR CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER 84 04 20 BUFORD DAEN SAM

LAKE SINCLAIR 03070101 33 08 27 334000 334000 15330 2910.00 1952 H OCONEE RIVER 83 1 2 08 SINCLAIR GA POWER Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued fC, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lati tiJde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) Csouare pleted Owne r* (degre< 35 , mi 1 es ) mi nut< 35 , seconcis) LAKE SPIVEY 03070103 33 31 06 8534 9822 1957 R RUM CREEK 84 16 48 LAKE SPIVEY DAM LAKE SPIVEY HOMEOWNE

MATHIS RESERVOIR 03060102 34 47 03 31000 31000 834 150.00 1914 H TALLULAH RIVER 83 24 57 MATHIS GA POWER

NEW SAVANNAH BLUFF POOL 03060106 33 22 35 10720 11610 1937 N SAVANNAH RIVER 81 56 35 NEW SAVANNAH BLUFF LOCK AND DAM DAEN SAS

NOTTELY LAKE 06020002 34 57 29 57200 174300 4180 214.00 1942 NCH NOTTELY RIVER 84 05 22 NOTTELY oo TVA REREGULATION POOL 03150102 34 36 15 17600 17600 1030 520.00 1974 OHRC COOSAWATTEE RIVER 84 41 21 CARTERS REREGULATION DAM DAEN SAM

STONE MOUNTAIN PARK LAKE D 03070103 33 47 43 5600 16456 134.00 1961 R YELLOW RIVER 84 07 35 STONE MOUNTAIN PARK LAKE DAM STONE MOUN MEMORIAL

TOBESOFKEE CREEK STRUCTURE 03070103 32 49 12 12500 17250 1750 182.00 1965 CR TOBESOFKEE CREEK 83 46 15 TOBESOFKEE CREEK STRUCTURE # 1 DAM BIBB COUNTY

TREASURE LAKE 03130002 33 38 48 6643 9401 1972 R TR-CRAWFISH CREEK RIVER 84 55 06 TREASURE LAKE DAM FAIRFIELD PLANTATION

TUGALO LAKE 03060102 34 42 48 -999999 43000 597 465.00 1923 HR TUGALO RIVER 83 21 12 TUGALO GEORGIA PWR CO

WEST POINT LAKE 03130002 32 55 06 605000 774800 25900 3550.00 1974 CHR CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER 85 1 1 18 WEST POINT DAEN SAM Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name o'f dam 1 ongi t i jde Normal Maximum (acresl (square pleted Owne r (degrei BS , miles) mi nutiBS , secon

IDAHO"" " '""" 17040212 42 e /i 48 11000 11000 254 1950 H SNAKE RIVER 1 15 04 00 BLISS IDAHO POWER CO

16010202 42 07 42 6000 6000 £99n £-\J ___ icnnI 9 o U 1TC O CUB RIVER, WORM CK "OFFSTREAM" 1 1 1 48 36 GLENDALE PRESTON-WHITNEY IRR

17050101 43 04 ^ R-3-34 4UDyirvc __ 1QAQI yob 1T HOT SPRINGS CREEK 1 15 30 00 HOT SPRINGS NUMBER TWO BENNETT CREEK RANCH 17040212 42 50 30 18500 18500 - 1Q4Q H SNAKE RIVER 1 14 54 24 LOWER SALMON FALLS IDAHO POWER CO 17050103 43 14 36 6900 6900 900 1936 H SNAKE RIVER 1 16 22 18 SWAN FALLS IDAHO POWER CO AMERICAN FALLS RESERVOIR 17040206 42 46 48 1700000 1672600 56100 16580.00 1927 ICHR SNAKE RIVER 1 12 52 48 AMERICAN FALLS DOI BOR ANDERSON RANCH RESERVOIR 17050113 43 21 54 503000 503500 4780 980.00 1950 ICRH SOUTH FORK BOISE RIVER 1 15 26 48 ANDERSON RANCH DOI BOR ARROWROCK RESERVOIR 17050112 43 35 42 287000 300850 3050 2210.00 1915 ICR BOISE RIVER 1 15 55 24 ARROWROCK DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use 3 P6 3 Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres ) ( sauar-e Dieted Owner (degrees . miles) mi nutes , seconds) BLACK CANYON RESERVOIR 17050122 43 56 48 44800 29800 1045 2680.00 1924 IHR PAVETTE RIVER 116 26 12 BLACK CANYON DOI BOR BLACKFOOT RESERVOIR 17040207 43 00 18 410000 410000 17300 581.00 1911 I BLACKFOOT RIVER 111 42 54 BLACKFOOT DOI BIA

BROWNLEE RESERVOIR 17050201 44 50 12 1426000 1426700 15100 72590.00 1958 HCR SNAKE RIVER 116 54 00 BROWNLEE IDAHO POWER CO

C BEN ROSS RESERVOIR 17050124 44 31 24 7790 7787 353 1936 IS LITTLE WEISER RIVER "OFFSTRM 1 116 26 42 C BEN ROSS LITTLE WEISER RIV IR 00 VO C J STRIKE RESERVOIR 17050101 42 56 48 250000 250000 7500 1952 HS SNAKE RIVER 115 58 30 C J STRIKE IDAHO POWER CO

CABINET GORGE RESERVOIR 17010213 48 05 12 112000 112000 3228 21840.00 1953 H CLARK FORK 116 03 48 CABINET GORGE WASHINGTON WAT POWER

CASCADE RESERVOIR 17050123 44 31 30 703000 860000 26500 626.00 1948 ICR NORTH FORK PAYETTE RIVER 116 03 00 CASCADE DOI BOR

CEDAR CREEK RESERVOIR 17040213 42 13 24 30000 30000 750 128.00 1920 I CEDAR CREEK 114 52 48 CEDAR CREEK CEDAR MESA RES AND C

COEUR D'ALENE LAKE 17010303 47 42 30 225000 2385000 32000 3700.00 1906 IH SPOKANE RIVER 116 57 06 POST FALLS WASHINGTON WATER POW

CRANE CREEK RESERVOIR 17050124 44 21 24 56800 69600 3300 242.00 1920 IS CRANE CREEK 116 37 00 CRANE CREEK CRANE CK RES ADM BOA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ong i tude Normal Maximum facresl fsauare Dieted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nu t es , seconds)

CURLEW VALLEY RES. 16020309 42 05 00 6590 6590 304 253.00 1911 SI DEEP CREEK 112 39 00 CURLEW VALLEY DELMORE CANAL CO.

DANIELS RESERVOIR 16010204 42 20 42 8700 12000 430 1967 1C LITTLE MALAD RIVER 112 26 42 DANIELS ST JOHNS IRR Cd

DEADWOOD RESERVOIR 17050120 44 17 36 162000 196000 3160 112.00 1932 IHCR DEADWOOD RIVER 115 38 42 DEADWOOD DOI BOR

DEEP CREEK RESERVOIR 16010204 42 12 42 5410 5410 181 1952 IS DEEP CREEK 112 10 18 DEEP CREEK DEEP CREEK IRR CO vo O DWORSHAK RESERVOIR 17060308 46 31 06 3450000 3453000 17000 2440.00 1973 HCR NO FORK CLEARWATER RIVER 116 17 06 DWORSHAK DAEN NPW

FISH CREEK RESERVOIR 17040221 43 25 30 12700 13500 558 63.00 1923 I FISH CREEK 113 50 00 FISH CREEK CAREY VALLEY RES CO

GOOSE LAKE 17060210 45 04 12 6550 6550 520 1924 I GOOSE CREEK 116 10 06 GOOSE LAKE GOOSE LAKE RESERVOIR

GRAYS LAKE 17040205 42 59 36 40000 100000 27000 1924 IS TR-MEADOW CREEK 111 29 24 GRAYS LAKE - CLARKS CUT DOI BIA

HAYDEN LAKE 17010305 47 45 06 38000 73000 4200 62.30 1910 1C HAYDEN LAKE 1 16 45 06 HAYDEN LAKE HAYDEN LK WATRSHD IM

HELL'S CANYON RESERVOIR 17060101 45 14 00 170000 196000 2400 73300.00 1967 HR SNAKE RIVER 116 42 00 HELL'S CANYON IDAHO POWER CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data] Name of reservoir Hydro! ogi c Latitude Capac i ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area Name of dam 1 ongi t ude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres') ( square p 1 eted Owner (degrees , mi les) mi nutes , seconds ) HENRYS LAKE 17040202 44 35 48 89900 89900 6356 99.00 1923 IS HENRYS FORK 111 21 06 HENRYS LAKE NORTH FORK RES. CO.

ISLAND PARK RESERVOIR 17040202 44 25 12 128000 167000 7794 481.00 1938 ICR HENRYS FORK 111 23 48 ISLAND PARK DOI BOR

LAKE LOWELL 17050114 43 33 36 190000 190000 9835 1911 IR BOISE RIVER "OFFSTREAM" 116 39 42 DEER FLAT-UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER DOI BOR

LAKE PEND ORIELLE 17010214 48 10 48 1150000 2462000 94600 22900.00 1955 HC PEND OREILLE RIVER 1 17 00 00 ALBENI FALLS DAEN NPS

LAKE WALCOTT 17040209 42 40 12 210000 221000 12250 15700.00 1906 IHCR SNAKE RIVER 113 29 00 MINIDOKA DOI BOR

LITTLE CAMAS RESERVOIR 17050113 43 21 18 22500 24100 1250 32.00 1912 I LITTLE CAMAS CREEK 115 23 24 LITTLE CAMAS MTN HOME IRRIG DIST

LITTLE PAYETTE LAKE 17050123 44 54 18 10300 10300 1500 64.00 1926 IS LAKE FORK CREEK 116 02 48 LITTLE PAYETTE LAKE LAKE FORK IRR DISTRI

LITTLE WOOD RESERVOIR 17040221 43 25 30 30000 33300 571 279.00 1962 IRC LITTLE WOOD RIVER 114 01 42 LITTLE WOOD DOI BOR

LOST VALLEY RESERVOIR 17050124 44 57 18 7100 9610 700 30.00 1929 ISR LOST CREEK 116 27 54 LOST VALLEY LOST VALLEY RESERVOI

LOWER GOOSE CREEK RESERVOI 17040211 42 11 48 74400 74357 1250 729.00 1913 I GOOSE CREEK 113 54 54 OAKLEY OAKLEY CANAL COMPANY Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N. navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use ja r* o A Name of stream unit and ______3 P 6 3 Cl 1 CCI com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres 1 ( sauare pl et ed Owner ( degrees , mi 1 es) mi nut es , seconds ) LUCKY PEAK RESERVOIR 17050112 43 31 48 306000 306000 3810 2680.00 1954 CRI BOISE RIVER 1 16 03 18 LUCKY PEAK DAEN NPW MACKAY RESERVOIR 17040218 43 57 12 44500 44500 1360 788.00 1918 IS BIG LOST RIVER 113 40 24 MACKAY BIG LOST RIVER IRR D MAGIC RESERVOIR 17040219 43 15 18 192000 191500 3904 1600.00 1917 I BIG WOOD RIVER 11421 30 MAGIC BIG WOOD RIVER CANAL MANN CREEK RESERVOIR 17050124 44 23 30 13000 15410 720 1967 ICRO MANN CREEK 116 53 36 MANN CREEK DOI BOR vo ho MILNER LAKE 1704020S 42 31 24 14200 14200 2500 17180.00 1905 IHCR SNAKE RIVER 114 00 48 MILNER TWIN FALLS CANAL CO MOUNTAIN HOME RESERVOIR 17050101 43 09 24 5470 6650 406 1906 IS RATTLESNAKE CREEK t15 39 48 MOUNTAIN HOME MTN HOME IRRIG DIST MOUNTAIN VIEW RESERVOIR 17050104 42 03 24 5500 5500 680 1969 RS BOYLE CREEK 116 10 06 MOUNTAIN VIEW DOI BIA MUD LAKE 17046215 43 52 24 44700 44700 2000 1130.00 1954 IS MUD LAKE 112 24 24 MUD LAKE OUSLEY CANAL COMPANY

MURTAUGH LAKE 17040212 42 28 06 7720 7720 1000 1905 I SNAKE RIVER "OFFSTREAM" 114 10 00 MURTAUGH LAKE TWIN FALLS CANAL CO ONEIDA NARROWS RESERVOIR 16010202 42 16 36 1 1500 12605 480 4400.00 1913 IH BEAR RIVER 111 42 24 ONEIDA UTAH POWER AND LIGHT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______aS» Il~ COa a O£) IP COO 9 com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres ) (square pl eted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nut es , seconds )

OXBOW RESERVOIR 17050201 44 58 06 58200 58200 1 150 73150.00 1961 HR SNAKE RIVER 116 50 30 OXBOW IDAHO POWER CO

PADDOCK VALLEY RESERVOIR 17050122 44 11 54 36400 36400 1500 28.00 1949 I LITTLE WILLOW CREEK 116 35 48 PADDOCK VALLEY LITTLE WILLOW IRR DI

PALISADES RESERVOIR 17040104 43 19 48 1420000 1417000 15150 5208.00 1957 IHCR SOUTH FORK SNAKE RIVER 111 12 18 PALISADES DOI BOR

PAYETTE LAKE 17050123 44 54 42 41000 41000 5000 144.00 1944 IS NORTH FORK PAYETTE RIVER 116 07 30 PAYETTE LAKE LAKE RESERVOIR COMPA vo U> 23' PORTNEUF RESERVOIR 17040208 42 52 42 23695 1593 100.00 1951 IS PORTNEUF RIVER 111 56 42 PORTNEUF PORTNEUF-MARSH VALLE

PRIEST LAKE 17010215 48 29 24 82000 82000 23400 572.00 1978 HR PRIEST RIVER 116 54 06 PRIEST LAKE ID DEPT WATER RES

RIRIE RESERVOIR 17040205 43 35 00 100000 100500 1560 1976 1C WILLOW CREEK 111 44 30 RIRIE DOI BOR

SAGE HEN RESERVOIR 17050122 44 19 30 5210 5210 238 1938 IS SAGE HEN CREEK 116 11 42 SAGE HEN SQUAW CREEK IRR CO

SALMON CREEK RESERVOIR 17040213 42 12 42 231000 230650 3400 1610.00 1912 IS SALMON FALLS CREEK 114 44 00 SALMON FALLS SALMON RIVER CANAL C

SODA POINT RESERVOIR 16010201 42 38 42 1 1000 16300 1070 3480.00 1924 H BEAR RIVER 111 41 42 SODA UTAH POWER AND LIGHT Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lat i ti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 o n g i 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acresl fsauare Dieted Owner (degrei 3S , mi 1 es ) mi nut i ds")= s , secon<

SPIRIT LAKE 17010214 47 55 00 5000 5000 1280 33.00 1909 R SPIRIT CREEK 1 16 55 00 SPIRIT LAKE PEND OREILLE LODGE I

TEXAS BASIN RESERVOIR 17050103 43 10 42 6340 6340 190 1979 I SUCCOR CREEK 1 16 58 24 TEXAS BASIN SUCCOR CK WATER1 CONT

TWIN LAKES 17010305 47 51 24 9090 9090 4040 41 .00 1909 IS RATHDRUM CREEK 1 16 51 48 TWIN LAKES KOOTENAI COUN

TWIN LAKES RESERVOIR 17040220 43 16 48 21400 21400 2300 --- 1908 IS MCKINNEY AND DAIRY CREEKS 1 14 48 00 MORMON TWIN LAKES RES AND I

TWIN LAKES RESERVOIR 16010202 42 1 1 12 14000 14000 508 --- 1921 I MINK CREEK"OFFSTREAM" 1 1 1 58 24 TWIN LAKES SOUTHWEST TWIN LAKES CANAL CO ILLINOIS - - 05120111 Q Q 24 O A 1 Rft A j4 O *3 Q *3 Q 811 20.60 1980 CR MILL CREEK 87 47 42 MILL CREEK WATERSHED STRUCTURE NO. 1 CLARK COUNTY PARK DI

ALTON LAKE 07110009 38 53 06 169443 169443 --- 1938 NR MISSISSIPPI RIVER 90 1 1 12 LOCKS AND DAM 26 DAEN LMS

APPLE CANYON LAKE 07060005 42 25 00 11440 14630 400 15.30 1969 R HELLS BRANCH CREEK 90 09 48 APPLE CANYON LAKE DAM APPLE CANYON LK PROP

BALDWIN PLANT COOLING LAKE 07140204 38 12 36 26008 36341 2018 --- 1968 OR LITTLE DOZA CREEK 89 52 36 BALDWIN PLANT COOLING LAKE DAM ILLINOIS POWER COMPA Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat ittjde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1 jde Normal Maximum facres") (square pleted Owner (degree 3S , mi 1 es ) m i nut < 3S , seconcds)

CARLYLE LAKE 07140202 38 37 06 283000 1287000 24580 2717.00 1967 CSNR KASKASKIA RIVER 89 21 12 CARLYLE LAKE DAM DAEN LMS

CEDAR LAKE 07140106 37 39 36 28365 49336 1750 --- 1974 SR CEDAR CREEK 89 17 00 CEDAR LAKE DAM CITY OF CARBONDALE,

CLINTON LAKE 07130009 40 08 06 74200 250000 4895 1977 SR SALT CREEK 88 52 18 CLINTON LAKE DAM ILLINOIS POWER COMPA

COFFEEN LAKE 07140203 39 02 06 22000 35800 1 160 - 1964 0 MC DAVID BRANCH 89 23 1 2 COFFEEN LAKE DAM CENTRAL IL PUBLIC SE Ui COLLINS COOLING POND 071 20005 41 22 36 20000 --- 1990 --- 1978 0 ILLINOIS RIVER-OFFSTREAM 88 19 00 COLLINS GENERATING STATION COMMONWEALTH EDISON

CRAB ORCHARD LAKE 07140106 37 42 54 70746 166000 6910 215.00 1940 RSO CRAB ORCHARD CREEK 89 09 00 CRAB ORCHARD DOI FWS

DEVILS KITCHEN LAKE 07140106 37 38 36 29000 106351 810 19.00 1960 RS BIG GRASSY CREEK 89 06 12 DEVILS KITCHEN DAM DOI FWS

DRESDEN COOLING LAKE 071 20001 41 21 54 8190 14590 1275 3.80 1971 0 KANKAKEE RIVER-OFFSTREAM 88 15 30 DRESDEN COOLING LAKE DAM COMMONWEALTH EDISON

DRESDEN ISLAND POOL 07120005 41 24 00 12000 12000 7278.00 1933 N ILLINOIS RIVER 88 16 54 DRESDEN ISLAND LOCK AND DAM DAEN NCC

DUCK CREEK COOLING POND 07130003 40 27 18 16500 57000 1800 --- 1976 0 DUCK CREEK 89 58 24 DUCK CREEK COOLING POND DAM CENTRAL IL LIGHT CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres') (square pleteri Owne r ( degrees , mi 1 es ) minutes , seconds )

EAST FORK LAKE 05120114 38 45 30 12460 22680 935 --- 1972 SR EAST FORK FOX RIVER 88 03 54 EAST FORK LAKE DAM CITV OF OLNEY, IL

EVERGREEN LAKE 07130004 40 38 54 12210 24220 686 - 1970 SR SIXMILE CREEK 89 03 18 EVERGREEN LAKE DAM CITY OF BLOOMINGTON, FORBES LAKE 051201 15 38 42 42 6793 11512 525 22.00 1962 R LOST FORK 88 44 54 FORBES LAKE DAM IDOC FOX RIVER 07120006 42 18 36 37000 112920 8700 1243.00 1939 R FOX RIVER 88 15 06 MCHENRY LOCK AND DAM IDOT GREENVILLE NEW CITV LAKE 07140203 38 56 06 9900 22400 775 1969 SR KINGSBURY BR OF SHOAL CREEK 89 23 48 GREENVILLE NEW CITY DAM CITY OF GREENVILLE, HI GHLAND SILVER LAKE 07 V40204 5500 5500 ______j 961 RS EAST FORK SILVER CREEK HIGHLAND SILVER DAM CITY OF HIGHLAND ILLINOIS WATERWAY 07120004 41 34 12 25000 40000 2112 740.00 1908 NCHO CHICAGO SANITARY & SHIP CANAL 88 04 42 LOCKPORT POWERHOUSE & CONTROLING WORK METRO. SAN. DIST. OF

KASKASKIA RIVER NAVIGATION 07140204 37 59 00 22183 25246 5790.00 1973 N KASKASKIA RIVER 89 56 42 KASKASKIA LOCK AND DAM DAEN LMS

KINKAID LAKE 07140106 37 46 42 78500 132000 2750 1972 SR KINKAID CREEK 89 27 12 CRISENBERRY DAM IDOT-DOWR

LA GRANGE POOL 07130011 39 56 24 55000 55000 25000.00 1939 N ILLINOIS RIVER 90 32 00 LA GRANGE LOCK AND DAM DAEN-NCC Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______area area corn- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) minutes, seconds )

LAKE BLOOMINGTON 07130004 40 39 42 8760 17806 487 61.00 1930 SR MONEY CREEK 89 39 00 LAKE BLOOMINGTON DAM CITY OF BLOOMINGTON,

LAKE CALUMET 04040001 41 39 06 9700 10700 --- 1960 N CALUMET RIVER 87 34 00 THOMAS J. O'BRIEN CONTROLLING WORKS DAEN-NCC

LAKE CARROLL 07060005 '8942 10 48 14711 22169 600 1974 R EAST FORK OF PLUM CREEK 53 24 LAKE CARROLL DAM FIRST MORTGA*GE INVST

LAKE DECATUR 07130006 39 45 00 27830 72036 2604 906.00 1922 SR SANGAMON RIVER 88 58 00 LAKE DECATUR DAM CITY OF DECATUR, IL

LAKE GLENN SHOALS 07140203 39 06 12 13000 38900 800 80.00 1978 SCR MIDDLE FORK OF SHOAL CREEK 89 33 42 LAKE GLENN SHOALS DAM CITY OF HILLSBORO, I

LAKE JACKSONVILLE 07130011 39 40 18 6099 12812 476 10.75 1934 SRC SANDY CREEK 90 12 48 LAKE JACKSONVILLE DAM CITY OF JACKSONVILLE

LAKE MATTOON 05120114 39 20 00 1 1820 22624 1200 55.00 1957 SR LITTLE WABASH RIVER 88 28 54 LAKE MATTOON DAM CITY OF MATTOON,IL

LAKE OF EGYPT 05140204 37 37 23 41215 82942 2650 34.00 1962 OR SOUTH FORK SALINE RIVER 88 56 27 LAKE OF EGYPT DAM SOUTHERN ILL POWER C

LAKE SARA 05120114 39 07 30 1 1720 20392 735 12.00 1957 SR BLUE POINT CREEK 88 37 00 LAKE SARA DAM EFFINGHAM WTR AUTHOR

LAKE SHELBYVILLE 07140201 39 24 36 210000 1035900 11100 1054.00 1970 CNRS KASKASKIA RIVER 88 46 36 LAKE SHELBYVILLE DAM DAEN LMS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - . no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acresl (sauare pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) minutes, seconds )

LAKE SPRINGFIELD 07130007 39 45 36 53504 101205 4230 270.00 1933 SRO SUGAR CREEK 89 35 48 SPAULDING DAM CITY OF SPRINGFIELD,

LASALLE CO NUCLEAR STATION 07120005 41 15 30 31706 41200 2068 1977 0 TR-ILLINOIS RIVER 88 40 30 LASALLE CO NUCLEAR STATION COOLING COMMONWEALTH EDISON

LITTLE GRASSY LAKE 07140106 37 38 48 27000 34320 1000 15.00 1950 RO LITTLE GRASSY CREEK 89 08 12 LITTLE GRASSY DOI FWS

MARSEILLES POOL 07120005 41 19 24 14000 14000 8259.00 1933 N ILLINOIS RIVER 88 42 30 MARSEILLES DAM DAEN NCC VO 00 NEWTON POWER STATION LAKE 051201 14 38 53 06 285CC 49600 1700 1975 OR WEATHER CREEK 88 18 12 NEWTON POWER STATION LAKE DAM CENTRAL IL PUBLIC SE

OTTFR 1 AKF 07130012 39 24 24 15563 24708 765 --- 1969 SR WEST FORK OTTER CREEK 89 54 36 OTTER LAKE DAM SEE REMARKSUTEM 56)

PEORIA POOL 07130001 40 38 00 225000 225000 13900.00 1939 N ILLINOIS RIVER 89 37 30 PEORIA LOCK AND DAM DAEN NCR

POOL 15 07080101 41 30 54 30000 30000 1891 HN MISSISSIPPI RIVER 90 32 24 ARSENAL POWER DAM

POOL 15 07080101 41 30 36 30000 30000 1897 HN MISSISSIPPI RIVER 90 31 48 MOLINE POWER DAM IA-IL GAS & ELEC CO

POWERTON COOLING LAKE 07130003 40 32 24 15400 25630 1400 1972 0 ILLINOIS RIVER-OFFSTREAM 89 41 18 POWERTON COOLING LAKE DAM COMMONWEALTH EDISON Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use 3 r* 6 3 a r" e a Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres t ( saua re D 1 eted Owne r (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nut es , seconds )

RACCOON LAKE 07140202 38 32 36 5524 8286 970 "" 1943 S RACCOON CREEK 89 06 30 RACCOON LAKE DAM CITV OF CENTRALIA, I

REND LAKE 07140106 38 02 18 185000 616000 18900 488.00 1971 CRSO BIG MUDDY RIVER 88 58 12 REND LAKE DAM DAEN LMS

SANGCHRIS LAKE 07130007 39 38 58 34000 73000 2165 1967 SR TR-SOUTH FORK OF SANGAMON RIV 89 28 43 SANGCHRIS LAKE DAM COMMONWEALTH EDISON

SHABBONA LAKE 07120007 5515 5515 INDIAN CREEK SHABBONA DAM IL DEPT CONSERVATION

SPOON LAKE 07130005 40 56 48 13250 19500 61 17.40 1971 R TR-SPOON RIVER 90 07 30 SPOON LAKE DAM OAK RUN PROP OWNERS

STARVED ROCK POOL 07130001 41 19 18 16000 16000 1933 N ILLINOIS RIVER 88 59 06 STARVED ROCK LOCK AND DAM DAEN NCC

TAYLORVILLE LAKE 07130007 39 31 48 10394 28500 1286 1961 SR SOUTH FORK-SANGAMON RIVER 89 15 18 LAKE TAYLORVILLE DAM CITV OF TAYLORVILLE,

VANDALIA MUNICIPAL RESERVO 07140202 39 00 42 5560 13460 660 1965 SR BEAR CREEK 89 06 48 VANDALIA MUNICIPAL RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF VANDALIA, IL

WILDWOOD LAKE 07130001 41 04 48 6496 9424 218 12.40 1969 R SHAW CREEK, TR-SANDY CR&IL RV 89 17 06 WILDWOOD LAKE DAM L WILDWOOD PROP OWN

INDIANA 05120113 38 21 00 29000 43500 2950 1973 COFFEE BAYOU 87 45 00 GIBSON PUBLIC SERV. GEN. PLANT DAM PUBLIC SERVIC INDIAN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degrees , miles) minutes, seconds ) 04050001 41 40 00 6019 6019 --- 3370.00 1904 H ST JOSEPH RIVER 86 07 54 TWIN BRANCH DAM INDIANA MICHIGAN EL nRion^no -aa /in 1-7 ciii c.iii iain DC EAST FORK WHITE RIVER 86 38 42 WILLIAMS DAM IN DEPT NAT RESOURCE

BROOKVILLE LAKE 05080003 39 26 24 184008 694366 5280 379.00 1974 CR EAST FORK OF WHITEWATER RIVER 85 00 00 BROOKVILLE LAKE DAM DAEN ORL

CATARACT LAKE 05120203 39 29 12 27112 390731 4840 295.00 1953 CR MILL CREEK 86 55 00 CAGLES MILL LAKE DAM DAEN ORL CORDRY LAKE 05120204 39 18 06 6320 6650 169 1953 R SADDLE CREEK 86 06 06 CORDRY LAKE DAM CORDRY SWEETWATER CO DOGWOOD LAKE 05120208 38 32 18 20400 36600 1300 1963 R MUD CREEK______87 03 36 GLENDALE RESERVOIR DAM IDNR EAGLE CREEK RESERVOIR 05120201 39 49 12 24000 110000 1350 162.00 1967 RSC EAGLE CREEK 86 18 06 EAGLE CREEK LAKE DAM DEPT PUBLIC WORK IND FREEMAN LAKE 05120106 40 39 24 26140 40540 1547 1936 HR TIPPECANOE RIVER 86 45 06 OAKDALE DAM NORTHERN IN PUBLIC S

GEIST RESERVOIR 05120201 39 54 36 21180 60000 1800 218.00 1944 SR FALL CREEK 85 59 12 GEIST RESERVOIR DAM INDPLS. WATER CO. GLENN FLINT LAKE 05120203 39 43 12 5900 15844 379 1976 CR TR-LITTLE WALNUT CREEK 86 56 48 LITTLE WALNUT NO.4 DAM LT WALNUT CK CONSV D Table 3. Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latitt jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degree;s , mi 1 es ) mi nute3S , seconcis)

GRANDVIEW LAKE 05120206 39 08 24 9235 11935 321 1967 SR EAST FORK WHITE CREEK 86 02 12 GRANDVIEW DAM GRANDVIEW LAKE INC

GREENWOOD LAKE 05120202 38 53 00 12780 29800 800 15.00 1937 CSR FIRST CREEK 86 52 12 GREENWOOD LAKE DAM DOD USN

HERITAGE LAKE 05120203 39 43 06 5000 9800 330 1971 R CLEAR CREEK 86 42 42 HERITAGE LAKE DAM AMERICAN CENTRAL COR

HIDDEN VALLEY LAKE 05090203 39 09 24 6320 7750 21 - 1973 R DOUBLELICK RUN CREEK 84 50 18 HIDDEN VALLEY LAKE DAM HIDDEN VALLEY LAKE I

HOOSIER ENERGY RESERVOIR 05120202 39 02 36 13400 55100 1550 1979 0 BIG TURTLE CREEK 87 06 30 HOOSIER ENERGY RESERVOIR DAM HOOSIER ENERGY DIV

HUNTINGTON LAKE 05120101 40 50 48 12480 169872 900 717.00 1968 CR WABASH RIVER 85 28 12 HUNTINGTON LAKE DAM DAEN ORL

LAKE HARDY 05120207 38 47 30 12000 27465 741 1970 SCR QUICK CREEK 85 42 36 LAKE HARDY DAM IDNR

LAKE LEMON 05120202 39 16 30 13300 45700 1650 64.00 1952 SR BEANBLOSSOM CREEK 86 25 30 LAKE LEMON DAM CITY OF BLOOMINGTON

LAKE SHAFER 05120106 40 46 48 13390 16400 1291 1710.00 1923 HR TIPPECANOE RIVER 86 45 36 NORWAY DAM NORTH IN PUB SERVICE

LAKE SUMMIT 05120204 40 01 24 15900 25550 700 1980 CSR BIG BLUE RIVER 85 19 36 UPPER BIG BLUE CONV.DIST ST.NO 20 BIG BLUE RIVER CONSV Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ong i t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nut es , seconds)

LAMB LAKE 05120201 39 21 42 7250 13000 95 1967 S INDIAN CREEK 86 11 30 LAMB LAKE ESTATES DAM LAMB LAKE DEVELOP. C MANSFIELD LAKE 05120108 39 43 06 49262 230119 3910 208.00 1960 CR RACCOON CREEK 87 04 18 CECIL M HARDEN LAKE DAM DAEN ORL MISSISSINEWA LAKE 05120103 40 42 30 75184 669687 3180 807.00 1967 CR MISSISSINEWA RIVER 85 57 30 MISSISSINEWA LAKE DAM DAEN ORL MONROE LAKE 05120208 39 00 24 182250 861080 10750 1965 CR SALT CREEK 86 30 42 MONROE LAKE DAM DAEN ORL MORSE RESERVOIR 05120201 40 04 24 21 180 49300 1375 217.00 1955 S CICERO CREEK 86 02 54 MORSE RESERVOIR DAM INDIANAPOLIS WATER C PATOKA LAKE____ 05120209 38 26 06 167290 301640 8880 168.00 1978 CSR PATOKA RIVER 86 42 30 PATOKA LAKE DAM DAEN ORL PRAIRIE CREEK RESERVOIR 05120201 40 08 54 22000 36670 1 275 17.00 1959 S PRAIRIE CK TRIB TO WHITE RVR 85 17 30 PRAIRIE CREEK RESERVOIR DAM MUNCIE WATER WORKS C SALAMONIE LAKE 05120102 40 48 30 60694 575000 2855 553.00 1966 CR SALAMONIE RIVER 85 40 48 SALAMONIE LAKE DAM DAEN ORL SWEETWATER LAKE 05120204 39 17 30 9500 1 1700 275 1966 R SWEETWATER CREEK 86 07 30 SWEETWATER LAKE DAM CORDRY-SWEETWATER CO SYLVAN LAKE 04050001 41 29 54 5412 9527 630 1837 R TR-NORTH BRANCH ELKHART RIVER 85 22 36 NORTHPORT FEEDER DAM IN DEPT NAT RESOURCE Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued fC, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro!ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area corn- Name of dam 1ongi tude Norma 1 Maximum (ac res) (sauare pi eted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds)

WEBSTER LAKE 05120106 41 19 06 5389 7545 585 1920 R TIPPECANOE RIVER 85 41 06 WEBSTER LAKE DAM-EAST DEPT.NATURAL RESOURC

WEST BOGGS CREEK LAKE 05120208 38 43 12 8148 18438 622 1972 CR WEST BOGGS CREEK 86 55 12 WEST BOGGS CREEK DAM DAVIESS/MARTIN CO PA

IOWA 07080205 41 58 24 9843 9843 1978 RH CEDAR RIVER 91 40 48 CEDAR RAPIDS MILLDAM (5 IN 1) CITY OF CEDAR RAPIDS

07100009 41 01 00 5330 6659 13374.00 1958 SH DES MOINES RIVER 92 24 48 OTTUMWA WATER WORKS DAM CITY OF OTTUMWA

BIG CREEK LAKE 07100004 41 47 30 15600 35500 850 1972 C BIG CREEK 93 43 30 BIG CREEK DIVERSION DAM DAEN NCR

CORALVILLE LAKE 07080208 41 43 30 28740 585000 24800 3115.00 1958 CR IOWA RIVER 91 31 42 CORALVILLE DAM DAEN NCR

DALE MAFIT RESERVOIR 07100006 41 31 00 5200 6700 1944 S TR-RACCOON RIVER 93 47 48 DALE MAFIT RESERVOIR DAM DES MOINES WATER WOR

HARTWICK LAKE 07060006 42 24 24 7424 9696 1928 R MAQUOKETA RIVER 91 20 42 HARTWICK LAKE DAM LAKE DELHI RECREATIO

LAKE CLINTON 07080101 41 53 54 192000 192000 85600.00 1938 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 90 09 24 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCK & DAM # 13 DAEN NCR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 og i c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acresl (sauare pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 e s ) minutes, seconds ) LAKE ICARIA 10240010 41 03 30 8650 25310 740 1974 CRS KEMP CREEK 94 44 30 LAKE ICARIA DAM (SITE M-1-A WALTERS C ADAMS CO SCO

LAK£ KEOKUK 07080104 40 23 54 292000 292000 28200 119000.00 1913 HN MISSISSIPPI RIVER 91 21 48 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCK & DAM # 19 DAEN NCR, UNION ELEC

LAKE MAC BRIDE 07080208 41 47 30 8000 26000 960 27.00 1957 R MILL CREEK 91 34 30 LAKE MACBRIDE DAM IOWA CONSERVATION CO

LAKE PANORAMA 07100007 41 41 48 19700 63000 432.00 1969 RS MIDDLE RACCOON RIVER 94 23 00 LAKE PANORAMA DAM CENTRAL IOWA POWER C iri £ LAKE RED ROCK 07100008 41 22 12 75000 1830000 8950 12323.00 1968 CR DES MOINES RIVER 92 58 36 RED ROCK DAM & LAKE RED ROCK DAEN NCR ------1976 LAKE SUNDOWN 07100009 40 43^50 12 5740 12640 RS SOUTH SOAP CREEK 92 ao LAKE SUNDOWN DAM TRIPLE S CORP

LITTLE RIVER LAKE 10280102 ______10870 32650 1984 SR LITTLE RIVER ------LITTLE RIVER WATERSHED SITE M- 1 DECATUR CO. CONS BRD

PLEASANT CREEK LAKE 07080205 42 07 30 7100 11000 ------1977 RS PLEASANT CREEK 91 48 30 PLEASANT CREEK LAKE DAM DEPT NATURAL RES

POOL # 1 1 07060003 42 32 30 170000 170000 ------1937 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 90 38 30 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCK & DAM # 11 DAEN NCR

POOL # 12 07060005 42 15 42 92000 92000 1938 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 90 25 12 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCK & DAM # 12 DAEN NCR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum facres) (square Dieted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

POOL # 14 07080101 41 34 18 82000 82000 1938 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 90 23 54 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCKS & DAM # 14 DAEN NCR

POOL # 15 07080101 41 31 12 30000 30000 1934 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 90 34 00 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCKS & DAM # 15 DAEN NCR

POOL # 16 07080101 41 25 36 88000 88000 1937 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 91 00 36 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCK & DAM # 16 DAEN NCR

POOL # 17 07080101 41 1 1 30 50000 50000 ------1939 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 91 03 36 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCK & DAM # 17 DAEN NCR t 5i POOL # 18 07080104 40 53 00 90000 90000 1937 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 91 01 36 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCK & DAM # 18 DAEN NCR

POOL 10 07060003 42 47 06 155000 212000 1937 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 91 05 42 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCK & DAM # 10 DAEN NCS

RATHBUN LAKE 10280201 40 49 42 205000 552000 11000 549.00 1972 CNRS CHARITON RIVER 92 52 36 RATHBUN DAM DAEN MRK

ROCK CREEK LAKE 07080106 41 44 00 5500 13700 640 1968 R ROCK CREEK 92 51 24 ROCK CREEK LAKE DAM IOWA CONSERVATION CO

SAYLORVILLE LAKE 07100004 41 42 12 88000 670000 8700 5823.00 1976 CR DES MOINES RIVER 93 40 54 SAYLORVILLE DAM DAEN NCR

SUN VALLEY LAKE 10280101 40 51 48 7370 11070 1971 RS TR-SAND CREEK 94 18 48 SUN VALLEY LAKE DAM SUN VALLEY LAKE INC Table 3 . --Reservoi rs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-f eet--Cont i nued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lat i tijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degree 5S , miles) mi nut( 35 , seconcds)

TWELVE MILE LAKE 10280102 __ __ 10200 27200 ------1983 SR TWELVE MILE CREEK ------TWELVE MILE CREEK WATERSHED SITE M- 1 CRESTON WATER WORKS

KANSAS -37 r\c i o o 1 o cconn -- - 11030018 O 1 21 ut> i yo i f. DDOUU 1120 --- 1970 C TIMBER CREEK 96 53 48 CITY OF WINFIELD DAM 29 CITY OF WINFIELD -37 - 10290104 o / 47 24 6500 10600 352 12.00 1959 SR ROCK CREEK 94 45 24 FORT SCOTT MUNICIPAL DAM CITY OF FORT SCOTT

______11070106 54 9572 16020 NORTH CANEY CREEK 96 10 48 TWIN CANEY WATERSHED DAM 18 26 TWIN CANEY WATERSHED

CEDAR BLUFF RESERVOIR 10260003 38 47 24 185100 538300 10790 5530.00 1951 ICRO SMOKY HILL RIVER 99 43 12 CEDAR BLUFF DAM DOI BOR

CHENEY RESERVOIR 11030014 37 43 36 167074 566275 9540 901.00 1965 CSRO NORTH FORK NINNESCAH RIVER 97 47 36 CHENEY DAM DOI BOR

CITY RESERVOIR 11070201 38 40 36 8416 9300 387 12.00 1942 S CANNING CREEK 96 33 00 COUNCIL GROVE CITY DAM UNKNOWN

CLARK COUNTY STATE LAKE 11040008 37 22 54 7660 7660 337 144.00 1934 R BLUFF CREEK 99 46 48 CLARK COUNTY STATE LAKE DAM F F AND GAME COMMISS

CLINTON LAKE 10270104 38 55 24 158000 397600 7000 367.00 1977 CSR WAKARUSA RIVER 95 19 48 CLINTON DAM DAEN MRK Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation! 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of st ream unit and area area com- Name of dam l ongi t ude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds)

COUNCIL GROVE LAKE 1 1070201 38 40 42 48500 229120 3280 246.00 1964 CSRO NEOSHO RIVER 96 30 24 COUNCIL GROVE DAEN SWT

EL DORADO LAKE 1 1070101 37 50 48 157000 236200 8000 1981 CSR WALNUT RIVER 95 49 18 EL DORADO DAEN SWT

ELK CITY LAKE 1 1060001 37 16 54 44800 284300 4400 1966 CSO ELK CITY 96 47 00 ELK CITY DAEN SWT

FALL RIVER LAKE 1 1070102 37 38 48 21900 256400 10400 585.00 1949 CO FALL RIVER 96 04 1 2 FALL RIVER DAEN SWT

HILLSDALE LAKE 1C2901 02 38 39 36 76270 315600 4580 144.00 1981 CSRO BIG BULL CREEK 94 53 50 HILLSDALE DAM DAEN MRK

JOHN REDMOND LAKE 1 1070201 38 14 30 71285 630250 9400 3015.00 1964 CSRO GRAND NEOSHO RIVER 95 45 18 JOHN REDMOND DAEN SWT

KANOPOLIS LAKE 10260006 38 37 18 55241 425675 13900 7857.00 1948 CRI SMOKY HILL RIVER 97 58 12 KANOPOLIS DAM DAEN MRK

KEITH SEBELIUS LAKE 10250015 39 48 24 13473-8 193000 2181 683.00 1964 ICSR PRAIRIE DOG CREEK 99 56 06 NORTON DAM DOI BOR

KIRWIN RESERVOIR 1026001 1 39 39 48 314558 513000 10640 1367.00 1955 ICR NORTH FORK SOLOMON RIVER 99 07 30 KIRWIN DOI BOR

LA CYGNE LAKE 10290102 38 20 18 40000 60000 2600 1971 OR NORTH SUGAR CREEK 94 39 12 LA CYGNE LAKE DAM KCPL CO AND KG&E CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ong i t ude Normal Maximum (acresl (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nut es, seconds) LAKE KAHOLA 11070201 38 31 30 6600 7540 405 16.00 1936 S KAHOLA CREEK 96 24 42 LAKE KAHOLA DAM CITY OF EMPORIA-LVON LAKE PARSONS 11070205 37 23 54 10000 35300 980 38.00 1959 S LABETTE CREEK 95 20 00 LAKE PARSONS DAM CITY OF PARSONS LAKE SHAWNEE 10270102 39 00 54 7500 1 1400 41 1 10.00 1936 R DEER CREEK 95 37 42 SHAWNEE COUNTY DAM SHAWNEE COUNTY LOVEWELL RESERVOIR 10250016 39 53 06 92150 186300 5025 342.00 1957 ICR WHITE ROCK CREEK 98 01 42 LOVEWELL DAM DOI BOR Ooo LOWELL RESERVOIR 11070207 37 03 48 7600 7600 862 2210.00 1905 0 SPRING RIVER 94 42 18 LOWELL RESERVOIR BY PASS DAM EMPIRE DIST ELECRTRI MARION LAKE" 110702DZ 38 22 06 8369CT T4T385D 6160 2UOVOU 1968 CSRO COTTONWOOD RIVER 97 05 00 MARION DAEN SWT MELVERN LAKE 10290101 38 30 54 154000 363000 602 349.00 1972 CR MARAIS DES CYGNES 95 42 18 MELVERN DAM DAEN MRK MILFORD LAKE 10250017 39 05 00 415400 1173098 16189 24880.00 1965 CS REPUBLICAN RIVER 96 53 42 MILFORD DAM DAEN MRK OTIS CREEK RESERVOIR 11070102 37 55 36 5845 1 1500 1971 C OTIS CREEK 96 27 54 FALL RIVER WATERSHED DAM W-7 CITY OF EUREKA PEARSON-SKUBITZ BIG HILL 1 1070103 37 16 12 27470 40590 1240 36.90 1981 CSR BIG HILL CREEK 95 28 12 BIG HILL DAM DAEN SWT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti Jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum facres) (square pleted Owner (degreeJS , mi 1 es ) mi nut tSS , seconcis)

PERRY LAKE 10270103 39 06 42 243000 765000 12220 1117.00 1969 CSR DELAWARE RIVER 95 25 30 PERRY DAM DAEN MRK

POMONA LAKE 10290101 38 39 06 71000 247376 4000 322.00 1963 CRS HUNDRED TEN MILE CREEK 95 33 24 POMONA DAM DAEN MRK

TORONTO LAKE 11070101 37 44 18 21890 199700 10300 730.00 1960 CO VERDIGRIS RIVER 95 56 00 TORONTO DAEN SWT

TUTTLE CREEK LAKE 10270205 39 15 24 425000 2367000 54050 9560.00 1962 CRN BIG BLUE RIVER 96 35 24 TUTTLE CREEK DAM DAEN MRK i § WACONDA LAKE 10260015 39 29 46 963800 1129000 12602 1969 C SOLOMON RIVER (OFFSTREAM) 98 18 48 GLEN ELDER DOI BOR

WEBSTER RESERVOIR 10260013 39 24 30 260740 402000 8480 1200.00 1956 ICR SOUTH FORK SOLOMON RIVER 99 25 18 WEBSTER DOI BOR

WILSON LAKE 10260009 38 58 06 2478350 778545 9040 1917.00 1964 CI SALINE RIVER 98 29 42 WILSON DAM DAEN MRK

WOLF CREEK RES 11070204 38 17 00 111280 158900 5248 27.40 1980 0 WOLF CREEK 95 42 00 WOLF CREEK DAM KG&E CO

WYANDOTTE COUNTY LAKE 10240011 39 10 12 6900 10037 305 8.00 1943 RC MARSHALL CREEK 94 46 18 MARSHALL CREEK DAM WYANDOTTE COUNTY

KENTUCKY nc i 1 nnno -3-7 nc 10 e i en Qocn ______iQ'a.d M BARREN RIVER 86 30 12 BARREN RIVER LOCK AND DAM 01 DAEN ORL Table 3 .--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare Dieted Owner (degrees , mi 1es) mi nutes , seconds )

05140201 37 53 48 633000 954400 97000.00 1974 N OHIO RIVER 86 42 18 CANNELTON LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORL 05110005 37 51 30 39070 62400 1970 N GREEN RIVER 87 24 30 GREEN RIVER LOCK AND DAM 01 DAEN ORL 05110005 37 31 54 29160 53700 6026.00 1956 N GREEN RIVER 87 15 54 GREEN RIVER LOCK AND DAM 02 DAEN ORL

05110003 37 12 48 20690 40070 1836 N GREEN RIVER 86 54 00 GREEN RIVER LOCK AND DAM 03 DAEN ORL 05110001 37 10 06 6400 10070 1934 N GREEN RIVER 86 24 12 GREEN RIVER LOCK AND DAM 05 DAEN ORL 051100OV 37 12 24 915G 2O72 ,4Q 1905 GREEN RIVER 86 15 36 GREEN RIVER LOCK AND DAM 06 DAEN ORL 05070204 38 11 12 6120 1970 D HORSEFORD CREEK 82 37 54 HORSEFORD CREEK DAM KENTUCKY POWER CO. 05100205 38 39 24 12030 KENTUCKY RIVER 85 08 36 KENTUCKY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 01 DAEN ORL

05100205 38 25 00 9060 19580 1844 N KENTUCKY RIVER 84 52 48 KENTUCKY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 03 DAEN ORL 05100205 38 12 36 7530 5291.00 1844 N KENTUCKY RIVER 84 52 18 KENTUCKY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 04 DAEN ORL Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i t ude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nut es , seconds )

05100205 U O 06 10810 17390 1844 N KENTUCKY RIVER 84 49 48 KENTUCKY RIVER 'LOCK AND DAM 05 DAEN ORL

05100205 O ' 5001.00 1891 N KENTUCKY RIVER 84 49 12 KENTUCKY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 06 DAEN ORL

05100205 o / 49 48 y z / u i doy u i oy / iNn KENTUCKY RIVER 84 43 30 KENTUCKY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 07 DAEN ORL

05100205 O / 44 42 7540 14020 --- 1900 N KENTUCKY RIVER 84 35 12 KENTUCKY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 08 DAEN ORL

05100205 50 48 8190 15030 1907 N KENTUCKY RIVER 84 26 24 KENTUCKY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 09 DAEN ORL

05100205 O 1 42 10140 18460 3995.00 1907 N KENTUCKY RIVER 84 15 42 KENTUCKY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 10 DAEN ORL

05100205 O / 47 06 7690 14370 ------1906 N KENTUCKY RIVER 84 06 12 KENTUCKY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 11 DAEN ORL

05100204 O / 40 42 1910 N KENTUCKY RIVER 83 56 54 KENTUCKY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 12 DAEN ORL

05090203 O O 46 462600 640700 83170.00 1964 OHIO RIVER 84 57 54 MARKLAND LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORL

05140101 O O 16 1 O 407500 525260 - 1964 NHR OHIO RIVER 85 46 06 MCALPINE LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORL Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol og i c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i t ude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

05140201 55 42 346500 581600 OHIO RIVER 87 22 30 NEWBURGH LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORL

05140206 o / 07 1 O o o o c n r\ 339600 OHIO RIVER 88 39 06 OHIO RIVER LOCK AND DAM 52 DAEN ORL

05140206 1 1 201500 3 O Q 1 7 n 2minn nn OHIO RIVER 89 02 12 OHIO RIVER LOCK AND DAM 53 DAEN ORL

05070203 50 24 4705 73462 i ann r D PAINT CREEK OF LEVI SA FORK 82 52 18 PAINTSVILLE LAKE DAM DAEN ORH 4 - - 1975 N O 05140202 12 485700 740200 OHIO RIVER 87 57 30 UNIONTOWN LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORL

BARREN RIVER LAKE 051 10002 36 53 30~48 257320 1539750 10050 942.00 1964 CSR BARREN RIVER 85 07 BARREN RIVER LAKE DAEN ORL

BESHEAR LAKE 05140205 37 08 54 7998 17658 712 1962 R PINEY CREEK 87 40 54 BESHEAR LAKE DAM KY DEPT FISH & WILDL

BUCKHORN LAKE 05100202 37 20 24 32100 338127 3610 408.00 1960 CR MIDDLEFORK KENTUCKY RIVER 83 28 18 BUCKHORN LAKE DAM DAEN ORL

CANNON CREEK LAKE 05130101 36 41 06 1 1300 16700 243 4.62 1972 SR CANNON CREEK 83 41 30 CANNON CREEK DAM COMMONWEALTH OF KENT

CARR FORK LAKE 05100201 37 13 24 22620 87100 710 58.20 1975 CR CARR FORK 83 03 24 CARR FORK LAKE DAEN ORL Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nutes , seconds )

CAVE RUN LAKE 05100101 38 07 06 222581 1035967 8270 826.00 1974 CR LICKING RIVER 83 32 00 CAVE RUN LAKE DAM DAEN ORL

CRANKS CREEK LAKE 05130101 36 44 18 6400 17000 219 24.76 1963 R CRANKS CREEK 83 14 18 CRANKS CREEK DAM HARLAN COUNTY

DEWEV LAKE 05070203 37 44 12 76100 93300 3340 206.00 1951 CRO JOHNS CREEK 82 43 48 DEWEV DAM DAEN ORH

DOE VALLEY LAKE 05140104 37 59 54 12365 18827 1959 SR DOE RUN CREEK 86 06 54 DOE VALLEY LAKE DAM DOE VALLEY CORP

FISHTRAP LAKE 05070202 37 25 54 37700 164360 1130 392.00 1968 CRO LEVISA FORK 82 25 00 FISHTRAP DAM DAEN ORH

GRAYSON LAKE 05090104 38 15 12 20000 118990 1500 196.00 1968 CRO LITTLE SANDY RIVER 82 59 06 GRAYSON DAM DAEN ORH

GREEN RIVER LAKE 051 10001 37 14 42 244100 1219971 8210 682.00 1969 CR GREEN RIVER 85 20 30 GREEN RIVER LAKE DAEN ORL 4741

HERRINGTON LAKE 05100205 37 47 06 180000 320000 3600 439.00 1925 H DIX RIVER 84 42 18 DIX DAM KENTUCKY UTILITIES

KENTUCKY LAKE 06040045 37 00 48 2121000 6129000 261000 40200.00 1944 NCHR TENNESSEE RIVER 88 16 06 KENTUCKY TVA

LAKE BARKLEY 05130205 37 01 18 610000 3283100 45600 17598.00 1966 HNCR CUMBERLAND 88 13 12 BARKLEY DAEN ORN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum facres"! (souare Dieted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nutes , seconds )

LAKE CUMBERLAND 05130103 36 52 18 3995000 6089000 63530 5789.00 1951 HCR CUMBERLAND 85 08 42 WOLF CREEK DAEN ORN

LAKE LINVILLE 05130102 37 23 06 5700 17900 274 15.31 1968 SR RENFRO CREEK 84 20 06 RENFRO DAM KYDOT

LAKE MALONE 05110003 37 04 48 14250 33160 692 1961 RC ROCKY CREEK 87 01 54 MUD RIVER MPS NO 51 KY DEPT FISH & WILDL

LAUREL RIVER LAKE 05130101 36 57 24 250600 435600 5600 140.00 1973 CHR LAUREL RIVER 84 16 24 LAUREL DAEN ORN

MARTINS FORK LAKE 05130101 36 45 06 7600 21100 341 55.70 1978 CRO MARTINS FORK OF CUMBERLAND R. 83 15 30 MARTINS FORK DAM DAEN ORN

WfYI^TId 1 A K F IN W L. X IN L W r\ t 17QV40 975170 ______conna H PL J ~7/ LJ»3no . UPnn IQAO1 y DO T\or \* NOLIN RIVER 86 14 42 NOLIN LAKE DAEN ORL

ROUGH RIVER LAKE 05110004 37 37 12 120000 774980 10260 454.00 1959 CR ROUGH RIVER 86 30 00 ROUGH RIVER LAKE DAEN ORL

TAYLORSVILLE LAKE 05140102 38 00 30 86420 291670 3050 353.00 1982 C SALT RIVER 85 18 30 TAYLORSVILLE LAKE DAEN

WILLIAMSTOWN 05100101 38 40 42 6200 8600 1955 SR SOUTH FORK OF GRASSY CREEK 84 31 06 WILLIAMSTOWN LAKE DAM CITY OF WILLIAMSTOWN

WOOD CREEK RESERVOIR 05130102 37 12 48 23270 44000 700 1969 SR WOOD CREEK 84 1 1 48 WOOD CREEK DAM COMMENWEALTH OF KENT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< ss , mi 1 es ) mi nut< 3S , seconc3s)

LOUISIANA 08050001 32 39 36 6000 7000 1956 R BAVOU BONNE IDEE 91 43 42 BAVOU BONNE IDEE DAM BARHAM INC

08040207 32 Ooc D 06 9660 10660 ""* _ 1Q^*P1 y O

12010005 31 22 54 6200 6820 1952 0 DICK BRANCH 93 24 12 HODGES GARDEN AJ HODGE

ANACOCO LAKE 12010005 31 05 30 24000 55000 2600 213.00 1951 R BAVOU ANACOCO 93 20 54 LOWER ANACOCO DAM STATE OF LA

BAVOU BODCAU RESERVOIR 1 1 140205 32 42 18 1197700 44950 683.00 1949 CR BAVOU BODCAU 93 30 48 BAVOU BODCAU DAM DAEN LMK

BAVOU DARBONNE LAKE 08040206 32 42 42 130000 240000 14667 30.00 1961 R BAVOU DARBONNE 92 20 24 BAVOU DARBONNE DAM + RESERVOIR STATE OF LA

BAVOU DE SAIRD 08040207 32 33 18 13500 13500 1100 32.00 1933 S BAVOU DE SIARD 92 07 12 BAVOU DE SIARD DAM TENSAS BASIN LEVEE B

BLACK BAYOU RESERVOIR 11140304 32 52 54 17750 46500 3960 231 .00 1955 RO BLACK BAYOU 93 53 42 BLACK BAYOU DAM STATE OF LA

BLACK LAKE 11140209 31 50 54 109000 280000 13800 1934 R BAYOU BOURBEUX 92 57 30 ALLEN CHIVERY DAM STATE OF LA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i t ude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com­ Name o* darr 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum peres') (sauare pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nut es , seconds )

BLACK RIVER 08040305 31 29 00 123700 149300 --- 1972 N BLACK RIVER 91 51 42 JONESVILLE LOCK AND DAM DAEN LMK

BUNDICK LAKE 08080204 30 44 00 9200 57500 1750 208.00 1961 R BUNDICKS CREEK 93 05 24 BUNDICK CREEK DAM STATE OF LA

CADDO LAKE 1 1 140306 32 42 24 129000 755000 32500 2744.00 1971 NRS CYPRESS BAYOU 93 55 06 CADDO DAM DAEN LMK

CANE RIVER LAKE 1 1 140207 31 34 00 12000 16000 1350 34.00 1949 R CANE RIVER 92 58 18 CANE RIVER LAKE DAM STATE OF LA

CATAHOULA LAKE 08040304 31 34 42 43 169000 26880 1899.00 1972 R LITTLE RIVER 91 58 42 LITTLE RIVER CLOSURE DAM DAEN LMK

CHEhLl£RE BRAKE 08040207 32 27 00 15000 53000 3400 140.00 1943 R CHENIERE CREEK 92 10 24 CHENIERE BRAKE DAM STATE OF LA

COCODRIE LAKE 08080102 31 00 00 11000 100000 6100 240.00 1959 RO BAYOU COCODRIE 92 23 00 BAYOU COCODRIE DAM STATE OF LA

CORNEY LAKE 08040206 32 54 00 7506 7586 1900 400.00 1937 RCO CORNEY BAYOU 92 46 00 CORNEY DAM USDA FS

COTILE RESERVOIR 1 1 140207 31 19 30 25000 49200 1775 1965 RI COTILE CREEK 92 44 00 COTILE LAKE DAM RAPIDES PAR POLICE J

CROSS LAKE 1 1 140304 32 30 48 78970 215000 8840 256.00 1925 S CROSS BAYOU 93 47 48 CROSS LAKE DAM AND SPILLWAY CITY OF SHREVEPORT Table 3. --Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

CYPRESS BLACK RESERVOIR SI 1 1 140204 32 39 06 25000 77000 ------1975 RS CYPRESS BAYOU 93 39 18 CYPRESS BLACK BAYOU SITE NO 1 STATE OF LA

CYPRESS BLACK SITE NO 2 1 1 140204 32 38 54 6600 18000 --- 1975 RS BLACK BAYOU 93 39 42 CYPRESS BLACK SITE NO 2 STATE OF LA

FALSE RIVER 08070300 30 37 18 128000 160000 2912 --- 1948 R FALSE RIVER 91 28 36 FALSE RIVER DRAINAGE STRUCTURE STATE OF LA

INDIAN CREEK RESERVOIR 08080102 31 07 48 25000 38200 2050 --- 1972 RS INDIAN CREEK 92 27 42 INDIAN CREEK DAM STATE OF LA

KEPLER CREEK LAKE 1 1 140209 32 19 00 16800 50000 1925 46.00 1958 R KEPLER CREEK 93 09 12 KEPLER CREEK DAM STATE OF LA

KINCAID RESERVOIR 08080102 31 16 42 25000 45250 1800 1972 IR TR-BAYOU BOEUF 92 37 00 KINCAID RESERVOIR RAPIDES POLICE JURY

LAKE BISTINEAU 1 1 140203 32 19 30 10500 318000 17200 1458.00 1941 RCS LOGGY BAYOU 93 25 36 LAKE BISTINEAU STATE OF LA

LAKE CHICOT 08080102 30 49 06 9700 13200 1625 57.00 1953 R BAYOU CHICOT 92 16 00 CHICOT LAKE DAM STATE OF LA

LAKE CLAIBORNE 08040206 32 44 24 100000 200000 6400 133.00 1966 S BAYOU DARBONNE 92 54 06 LAKE CLAIBORNE STATE OF LA

LAKE IATT 1 1 140207 31 33 18 31000 167000 5050 242.00 1957 RO BAYOU RIGOLETTE 92 39 36 IATT LAKE DAM STATE OF LA OPW Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds) LAKE VERNON 12010005 31 10 36 57000 97000 4300 116.00 1961 S BAYOU ANACOCO 93 21 30 LAKE VERNON DAM STATE OF LA LARTO LAKE 08040301 31 20 00 15000 126000 2182 291.00 1959 R LARTO BAYOU 91 56 06 LARTO LAKE DAM STATE OF LA LOWER BOEUF RIVER DAM 08050001 32 10 18 12000 14000 1216 1966 0 BOEUF RIVER 91 56 42 BOEUF RIVER DAM MI 51 STATE OF LA LA DEP MILL CREEK RESERVOIR 11140208 32 10 18 7750 21400 520 1971 R MILL CREEK 92 59 12 MILL CREEK DAM STATE OF LA

00 MILLERS LAKE 08080201 30 43 54 10000 24000 3140 1947 R TRIBUTARY BAYOU DES CANNES 92 21 48 MILLERS LAKE GUS MILLER NANTACHIE LAKE 11140207 31 37 00 1 1200 35500 1960 80.40 1964 R BAYOU NANTACHIE 92 47 06 NANTACHIE LAKE DAM STATE OF LA OUACHITA RIVER 08040207 32 10 06 94900 156800 15630.00 1970 N OUACHITA RIVER 92 06 36 COLUMBIA LOCK AND DAM DAEN LMK

SALINE LAKE 11140208 31 51 30 52000 122000 8950 420.00 1959 RO SALINE BAYOU 92 57 00 SALINE LAKE DAM STATE OF LA SIBLEY LAKE 11140207 31 45 18 19500 56700 2175 40.00 1962 S YOUNGS BAYOU 93 06 30 SIBLEY LAKE DAM STATE OF LA SMITHPORT LAKE 11140206 32 07 00 1 1500 42000 2950 205.00 1953 RO SAMSON CHANNEL 93 33 48 SMITHPORT DAM STATE OF LA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrei ss , mi 1 es ) mi nut ( 3S , secon

SPANISH LAKE 08080103 30 02 42 7700 9100 1210 1958 R BAYOU TECHE OFFSTREAM 91 51 06 SPANISH LAKE SPANISH LAKE COMMISS

TOLEDO BEND RESERVOIR 12010004 31 10 30 4477000 5281550 91760 1968 IHRO .SABINE RIVER 93 34 06 TOLEDO BEND DAM SABINE RIVER AUTHORI

TURKEY CREEK LAKE 08050001 31 54 18 20500 110000 3100 163.00 1953 RO TURKEY CREEK 91 46 18 TURKEY CREEK DAM STATE OF LA

WALLACE LAKE 11140206 32 19 00 7800 267700 9250 266.00 1946 CR CYPRESS BAYOU 93 40 12 WALLACE LAKE DAM DAEN LMK

MAINE ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER 01040002 44 28 42 9700 10910 2495.00 1898 HO ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER 70 12 06 OTIS DAM INTERNATIONAL PAPER

AZISCOHOS LAKE 01030003 44 58 06 18150 18150 1911 CO ABBOTT BROOK 70 01 12 ABBOTT BROOK DIKE UNION WATER POWER CO

AZISCOHOS LAKE 01040001 44 56 42 202000 233500 7100 214.00 1911 CO MAGALLOWAY RIVER 70 59 54 AZISCOHOS DAM UNION WATER POWER CO

BAY OF NAPLES 01060001 43 55 54 12180 18330 734 120.00 1911 NR SONGO RIVER 70 34 42 SONGO LOCK DAM STATE OF ME

BIG WILSON STREAM 01020004 45 27 06 15053 20070 1920 H BIG WILSON STREAM 69 32 00 PESTOCK DAM GREENVILLE MFC CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N. navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, mater supply; ---. no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______a >roa CO o\a r*o t? a com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres ) ( square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1 es) minutes. seconds)

BISCAY POND 01050003 43 57 36 6705 7290 358 28. 10 1917 R PEMAQUID RIVER 69 30 30 BRISTOL MILLS DAM TOWN OF BRISTOL

BRANCH LAKE 01050002 44 34 00 15300 18100 2770 31 .00 1911 CR BRANCH LAKE STREAM 68 30 24 BRANCH LAKE DAM BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRI

BRASSUA LAKE 01030001 45 39 36 196500 217150 9660 715.00 1925 OC MOOSE RIVER 69 48 48 BRASSUA DAM BRASSUA ASSOCIATES I BRYANT POND 01040002 44 22 00 7500 8560 277 3.89 1900 R LITTLE ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER 70 38 18 BRYANT POND DAM TOWN OF WOODSTOCK Ni O CANADA FALLS LAKE 01020001 45 52 24 23400 26100 2281 182.00 1930 0 SOUTH BRANCH PENOBSCOT RIVER 70 00 00 CANADA FALLS DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER

CATHANCE LAKE OV05OO02 19980 34S7 24.00 498Q R CATHANCE STREAM 67 22 42 CATHANCE LAKE DAM SALMON COMMISSION

CAUCOMGOMOC LAKE 01020001 46 11 48 32500 32500 4974 179.00 1930 0 CAUCOMGOMOC STREAM 69 33 36 CAUCOMGOMOC DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER

CHAMBERLAIN LAKE 01020002 46 16 30 101000 105200 11200 204.00 1875 C ALLAGASH STREAM 69 21 06 LOCK DAM E. BRANCH IMPROVEMT

CHAMBERLAIN-TELOS LAKE 01020002 46 08 54 101000 105200 14000 240.00 1890 0 ALLAGASH STREAM 69 07 36 TELOS DAM E.BRANCH IMPROVEMENT

CHESUNCOOK-RIPOGENUS LAKE 01020001 45 53 00 688700 698850 243000 1410.00 1917 H WEST BRANCH PENOBSCOT RIVER 69 10 36 RIPOGENUS DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER Table 3.--Reservolrs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C. flood control; D, debris control; H. hydroelectric; I, Irrigation; N. navigation; 0, other; P. stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1oglc Lat1tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Dra1nage Year Use Name of stream un1 t and area area com- Name of dam 1ong i t ude Normal Maximum (ac res) (sauarp pleted Owner (degrees, miles ) mi nut es. seconds )

CHINA LAKE 0103000^ 44 27 06 10100 13900 3853 36.00 1969 0 OUTLET STREAM 69 36 24 CHINA LAKE DAM TOWN OF VASSALBOROUG

CLARY LAKE 01050003 44 13 42 8650 1 1600 667 9.56 1903 0 CLARV LAKE STREAM 69 35 00 CLARV SAW MILL DAM CHESTER CHASE

CLIFFORD LAKE 01050001 45 05 48 8576 22950 1430 14.00 1971 OC CLIFFORD STREAM 67 41 06 CLIFFORD DAM GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP

COBBOSSEECONTEE LAKE 01030003 44 16 42 507SO 67000 5440 133.00 1900 R COBBOSSEECONTEE STREAM 69 53 18 COBBOSSEECONTEE LAKE DAM TOWN OF MANCHESTER

COLD STREAM POND 01020005 45 14 54 1 1600 13200 4723 28.00 1963 R COLD STREAM 68 33 48 COLD STREAM POND DAM STATE OF ME DIFG

CRAWFORD LAKE 01050002 45 00 42 16618 22950 1715 60.00 1943 0 EAST MACHIAS RIVER 67 35 18 POKEV DAM STATE OF ME DIFG

CROOKED BROOK FLOWAGE 01020003 45 39 36 8190 8190 1633 178.00 1975 C BASKAHEGAN STREAM 67 52 06 CROOKED BROOK DAM BASKAHEGAN DAM CO tAMfelSCOTTA LAKE 01050003 44 03 42 13100 13862 4345 57 .00 1920 R DAMRISCOTTA RIVER 69 31 42 DA»KMSCOTTA LAKE DAM PfcMPTSCOTTA MFG CO

DOLBV POMD 01020001 45 38 00 27600 1 19600 1906 H WEST BRANCH PENOBSCOT RIVER 68 36 24 DOLBV DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER

OVER LONG PONQ 01050003 44 09 54 6900 9200 351 1 7 . BO 1850 R OVER RIVER 69 32 06 BOVNTON-TRAS'< DAM RICHARD SALroNSTALL Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet--Continued [C. flood confol; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P. stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---. no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use

Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pi eted \ Owner ( degrees , mi 1 es ) i mi nut es , seconds )

EAST B!V PRESOUE ISLE STREA 01010004 46 30 30 6800 10200 CS EAST BR PRESOUE ISLE STREAM 68 05 42 EAST BRANCH DAM PRESOUE ISLE WATER D

EAST GRAND LAKE 01050001 45 39 48 105300 160300 16069 137.00 1970 OC SAINT CROIX RIVER 67 44 06 FOREST CITY INTERNATIONAL DAM GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP

ECHO LAKE 01040002 44 24 54 5500 6500 1007 46.00 1900 R TR-DEAD RIVER 70 02 18 ECHO LAKE DAM 1 ECHO LAKE CAMP ACC

ESTES LAKE 01060003 43 25 24 5350 5800 353 105.00 1910 0 MOUSAM RIVER 70 39 54 NEW DAM KEDDY MFG CO N) 3140 70.00 1978 R N) FIRST ROACH POND 01030001 45 40 18 10454 27950 ROACH RIVER 69 26 48 ROACH POND DAM ROACH RIVER DAM CO

FLAGSTAFF LAKE 2754E2 2977DO 17600 520.00 1951 0 DEAD RIVER LONGFALLS DAM CENTRAL MAINE POWER

GARDNER LAKE 01050002 44 45 24 27500 32900 5376 57.00 1870 CR CHASE MILL STREAM 67 21 42 CHASE MILL DAM TOWN OF EAST MACHIAS

GRAHAM LAKE 01050002 44 35 30 135000 152000 12000 452.00 1924 CSR UNION RIVER 68 26 30 GRAHAM LAKE DAM BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRI

GRAND FALLS FLOWAGE 01050001 45 16 36 88000 149600 1315.00 1915 H SAINT CROIX RIVER 67 28 48 GRAND FALLS DAM GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP

GRAND LAKE MATAGAMON 01020002 46 08 36 41400 45800 4130 470.00 1941 0 EAST BRANCH PENOBSCOT RIVER 68 47 30 GRAND LAKE DAM E BRANCH IMPROVEMENT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ong i t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds)

GREAT MOOSE LAKE 01030003 44 53 06 23520 28230 3520 235.00 1924 R SEBASTICOOK RIVER 69 27 18 GREAT MOOSE LAKE DAM TOWN OF HARTLAND

GREAT POND 01030003 44 31 48 30690 30690 8186 82.90 1900 0 BELGRADE STREAM 69 53 18 GREAT POND OUTLET DAM CENTRAL MAINE POWER

GREEN LAKE 01050002 44 37 36 15400 20400 2840 47.00 1916 SR GREEN LAKE OUTLET 68 26 36 GREEN LAKE DAM BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRI

GULF ISLAND POND 01040002 44 09 12 19200 20190 7000 2860.00 1926 H ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER 70 12 36 GULF ISLAND DAM CENTRAL MAINE POWER

HARRINGTON LAKE 01020001 45 57 00 9060 9060 1216 36.10 1930 C DUCK BROOK 69 11 30 HARRINGTON LAKE DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER

HERON/CHURCHILL LAKES 01010002 46 29 36 78000 99000 2629 298.00 1968 R ALLAGASH RIVER 69 17 18 HERON LAKE DAM STATE OF ME BPR

INDIAN POND 01030001 45 27 42 155520 207360 3740 1382.00 1955 H KENNEBEC RIVER 69 52 00 HARRIS DAM CENTRAL MAINE POWER

KENNEBEC RIVER 01030003 44 45 54 8835 10000 3894.00 1921 H KENNEBEC RIVER 69 43 18 WESTON DAM CENTRAL MAINE POWER

KEZAR LAKE 01060002 44 07 48 12QOO 12000 2510 59.00 1900 0 OLD COURSE SACO RIVER 70 56 42 KEZAR LAKE DAM LOREN SMITH

LAKE AUBURN 01040002 44 08 42 29000 34000 2221 18.00 1946 SR BOBBIN MILL BROOK 70 13 30 LAKE AUBURN DAM AUBURN WATER DISTRIC Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) minutes, seconds )

LAKE CHRISTINA 01010005 46 41 24 7000 9800 200 1967 S PRESTILE.TUTTLE + BISHOP BKS. 67 53 30 LAKE CHRISTINA DAM MCCAINS FOODS INC.

LAKE LEONARD 01050002 44 32 42 5600 8100 116 547.00 1907 H UNION RIVER 68 25 48 ELLSWORTH DAM BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRI

LAKE WASSOOKEAG 01030003 45 01 42 6000 8000 1090 - 1914 RC EAST BRANCH SEBASTICOOK RIVER 69 17 24 WASSOOKEAG LAKE DAM MILLER INDUSTRIES

LITTLE OSSIPEE FLOWAGE 01060002 43 39 54 5965 5965 403 157.00 1909 0 LITTLE OSSIPEE RIVER 70 43 24 LEDGEMERE DAM LAWRENCE SMITH

LITTLE SEBAGO LAKE 01060001 43 50 30 7620 10181 1863 19.00 1890 RC DITCH BROOK 70 25 30 LITTLE SEBAGO LAKE DAM LITTLE SEBAGO LAKE A

LONG POND 01030003 44 26 00 6000 8000 2666 97.80 1915 0 BELGRADE STREAM 69 54 12 LONG POND STORAGE DAM CENTRAL MAINE POWER

LOON LAKE 01020001 46 07 54 10500 10500 1342 60.00 1930 0 LOON STREAM 69 36 00 LOON LAKE DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER

LOWER WILSON POND 01020004 45 27 24 9408 12000 1379 32.50 1907 0 BIG WILSON STREAM 69 31 48 LOWER WILSON POND DAM GREENVILLE MFC CO

MEDDYBEMPS LAKE 01050002 45 02 24 34598 46131 1946 0 DENNYS RIVER 67 21 36 MEDDYBEMPS LAKE DAM DOI FWS

MEDDYBEMPS LAKE 01050002 45 02 24 14246 18995 6716 44.70 1973 CRO DENNYS RIVER 67 21 30 MEDDYBEMPS LAKE DAM AND FISHWAY STATE OF ME DIFG Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; , no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds) MEGUNTICOOK LAKE 01050002 44 14 00 7560 9412 1240 22.00 1900 S MEGUNTICOOK RIVER 69 06 00 MEGUNTICOOK LAKE DAM EAST KNOX WOOLEN MILLS CO MESSALONSKEE LAKE 01030003 44 32 24 5800 7538 3424 175.00 1900 0 MESSALONSKEE STREAM 69 43 30 SNOW POND DAM CENTRAL MAINE POWER MILLINOCKET LAKE 01020001 45 44 30 56448 65700 8928 106.00 1900 OC MILLINOCKET STREAM 68 44 00 MILLINOCKET LAKE DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER MILLINOCKET LAKE 01020004 46 18 18 25200 31670 277 69.00 1943 0 MILLINOCKET STREAM 68 49 36 MILLINOCKET LAKE DAM MAINE PUBLIC SERVICE i " Ui MOOSE POND 01060002 43 58 18 81 12 9000 1660 1917 O MOOSE POND BROOK 70 48 36 MOOSE POND DAM CENTRAL MAINE POWER MOOSEHEAD LAKE 01030001 45 35 12 220800 714980 74200 1266.00 1957 CO KENNEBEC RIVER 69 42 54 EAST OUTLET DAM KENNEBEC WATER POWER MOOSELOOKMEGUNTIC LAKE 01040001 44 52 54 192038 220138 16600 405.00 1883 C RAPID RIVER 70 51 54 UPPER DAM UNION WATER POWER CO

MOUSAM LAKE 01060003 43 29 36 11740 1 1740 705 31.00 1900 OC MOUSAM RIVER 70 50 54 EMERY MILLS DAM TOWN OF SANFORD

MOXIE POND 01030001 45 21 00 14700 17060 1740 82.00 1925 0 MOXIE STREAM 69 52 24 MOXIE POND DAM MOXIE DAM ASSOC.

NARRAGUAGUS LAKE 01050002 44 40 48 6170 7715 425 8.90 1900 R SPRING RIVER 68 07 06 NARRAGUAGUS LAKE DAM STATE OF ME DIFG Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroe 1 ect.r i c; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acresl (square pleted Owne r (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds) NASH LAKE 01050001 45 00 00 9800 1 1760 877 8.77 1890 R E BRANCH MAGURREWOCK STREAM 67 13 24 NASH LAKE DAM CITY OF CALAIS NESOWADNEHUNK LAKE 01020001 46 01 12 10400 1 1800 1930 C NESOWADNEHUNK STREAM 69 04 12 NESOWADNEHUNK DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER NICATOUS LAKE 01020005 45 08 12 230703 371503 4828 72.00 1974 R NICTOUS STREAM 68 12 00 NICATOUS LAKE DAM DIAMOND INT CORP PANTHER POND 01060001 43 54 06 5756 12090 2210 30.00 1925 RC PANTHER RUN 70 28 00 PANTHER POND DAM STATE OF ME DIFG PENNESSEEWASSEE LAKE 01040002 44 12 48 5200 5688 949 22.20 1930 0 PENNESSEEWASSEE STREAM 70 32 48 PENNESSEEWASEE LAKE DAM TOWN OF NORWAY PENOBSCOT LAKE 01020001 45 54 42 8500 9300 1062 16.00 1930 0 BROOK 76^ 11 O1 -i~oi a PENOBSCOT LAKE DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER PENOBSCOT RIVER 01020005 45 15 00 7245 9660 5217.00 1894 H PENOBSCOT RIVER 68 39 00 STANFORD DAM BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRI

PENOBSCOTT RIVER 01020005 45 34 1 2 26076 34768 3352.00 1939 H PENOBSCOTT RIVER 68 24 36 MATTASEUNK DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER

PHILLIPS LAKE 01050002 44 43 18 8900 9900 828 11.50 1900 R PHILLIPS LAKE STREAM 68 37 06 PHILLIPS LAKE DAM LUCERNE IN MAINE PIERCE POND 01030003 45 14 24 25600 27361 1161 19.00 1920 0 PIERCE POND OUTLET 70 03 24 PIERCE POND DAM C M POWER CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

PLEASANT RIVER 01020004 45 18 24 336 25584 318.00 1900 0 PLEASANT RIVER 69 02 06 PLEASANT RIVER DAM PCI GROUP INC

POCASSET LAKE 01040002 44 20 48 6490 8910 566 59.00 1900 RO DEAD RIVER 70 04 06 WAYNE VILLAGE DAM TOWN OF WAYNE

PUSHAW LAKE 01020005 44 59 48 7000 1 1 179 5056 113.00 1920 R PUSHAW STREAM 68 48 36 PUSHAW LAKE DAM PUSHAW LAKE BOAT CLU

QUAKISH LAKE 01020001 45 38 18 19200 394368 1000 1899 0 WEST BRANCH PENOBSCOT RIVER 68 43 48 QUAKISH LAKE DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER

RAGGED LAKE 01020001 45 47 12 16300 33200 2481 39.80 1930 0 RAGGED STREAM 69 20 00 RAGGED LAKE DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER

RAINBOW LAKE 01020001 45 49 18 10600 12100 1626 10.60 1930 0 RAINBOW STREAM 69 10 00 RAINBOW LAKE DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER

RANGELEY LAKE 01040001 44 58 00 30744 39194 6250 90.00 1836 0 RANGELEY RIVER 70 46 12 RANGELEY LAKE DAM UNION WATER POWER CO

RICHARDSON LAKE 01040001 44 46 30 130738 149238 8370 509.00 1883 0 RAPID RIVER 70 55 18 MIDDLE DAM UNION WATER POWER CO

ROCKABEMA LAKE 01020003 46 10 54 7200 7600 336 26.50 1880 0 WEST BRANCH MATTAWAMKEAG RV 68 22 00 ROCKABEMA OUTLET DAM STANDARD PACKAGING C

ROUND POND 01040002 44 24 00 12800 15640 400 8.88 1870 RO ALDER RIVER 70 42 18 OUTLET DAM EKCO HOUSEWARES CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; , no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees. mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds) SACO RIVER 01060002 43 34 30 17100 23000 1622.00 1948 H SACO RIVER 70 33 36 SKELTON DAM CENTRAL MAINE POWER SCHOODIC LAKE 01020004 45 19 36 19000 37400 6989 43.00 1929 0 SCHOODIC STREAM 68 54 06 SCHOODIC LAKE DAM BANGOR HYDRO-ELECTRI SEBASTICOOK LAKE 01030003 44 50 24 10560 28590 4160 135.00 1900 R SEBASTICOOK RIVER 69 16 36 SEBASTICOOK LAKE DAM TOWN OF NEWPORT SEBEGO LAKE 01060001 43 50 00 223000 249700 29200 436.00 1879 S PRESUMPSCOT RIVER 70 27 30 SEBAGO LAKE DAM S.D. WARREN CO. N3 oo SEBOEIS 01020004 45 27 12 16128 29590 4621 58.80 1925 S WEST BRANCH SEBOEIS STREAM 68 51 06 SEBOEIS DAM BANGOR HYDRO ELEC SEBOOMOOK LAKE 01020001 45 54 42 107000 123000 6301 525.00 1936 0 WEST BRANCH PENOBSCOT RIVER 69 44 00 SEBOOMOOK DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER SENNEBEC POND 01050003 44 13 54 10300 13550 531 106.00 1908 0 SAINT GEORGE RIVER 69 16 48 SENNEBEC POND DAM SENNEBEC ASSOCIATION SILVER LAKE 01020005 44 35 12 5700 6428 608 5.90 1930 S TANNERY BROOK 68 47 24 SILVER LAKE DAM ST REGIS PAPER CO SPEDNIK LAKE 01050001 45 34 06 187100 226400 15600 413.00 1966 CSR ST CROIX RIVER 67 25 42 VANCEBORO DAM GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP SQUA PAN LAKE 01010004 46 33 24 58600 651 10 5360 67.00 1928 OH SQUA PAN STREAM 68 19 30 SQUA PAN DAM MAINE PUBLIC SERVICE Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit ana_ __ _i area d r ea com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) ( sauare pl eted Owner (degrees. mi 1 es) mi nutes , seconds)

ST-CROIX RIVER 01050001 45 09 30 13800 18400 1200 1315.00 1906 H ST CROIX RIVER 67 24 06 WOODLAND DAM GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP

ST. GEORGE LAKE 01050003 44 23 42 5750 6400 1055 5.71 1820 R ST. GEORGE RIVER 69 18 42 ST.GEORGE LAKE DAM IVAN D DAVIS

SWAN LAKE 01050002 44 31 18 5790 7527 1364 10.90 1900 CRS GOOSE RIVER 68 59 48 SWAN LAKE DAM SHERMAN + CO

SVSLADOBSIS LAKE 01050001 45 12 42 14950 19968 5410 44.00 1900 0 GRAND LAKE STREAM 67 58 12 DOBSIS DAM GEORGIA PACIFIC CO ro vo THIRD DEBSCONEAG LAKE 01020001 45 46 30 7100 8900 979 12.50 1900 0 DEBSCONEAG STREAM 69 02 48 THIRD DEBSCONEAG LAKE DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER

THOMPSON LAKE 01040002 44 07 54 21800 29980 4365 46.00 1800 NS THOMPSON LAKE OUTLET STREAM 70 29 42 THOMPSON LAKE DAM ROBINSON MFG CO

TODDY POND 01020005 44 34 00 18000 22300 2345 25.20 1921 CR TODDY POND STREAM 68 40 42 TODDY POND DAM ST REGIS PAPER CO

TWIN LAKES 01020001 45 38 06 211162 296849 16000 1864.00 1934 H WEST BRANCH PENOBSCOT RIVER 68 46 48 NORTH TWIN DAM GREAT NORTHERN PAPER

UPPER LEAD MOUNTAIN POND 01050002 44 51 12 6365 7070 1021 6.91 1900 R UPPER LEAD MOUNTAIN STREAM 68 09 00 UPPER LEAD MOUNTAIN DAM ST REGIS PAPER CO

WEST GRAND LAKE 01050001 45 12 00 160900 217100 14416 227.00 1920 0 GRAND LAKE BROOK 67 50 48 FARM COVE DAM GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use unit and ______Name of stream OilAr~OA CO 01n r* 1?o OA com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (square D 1 et ed Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nutes , seconds )

WEST GRAND LAKE 01050001 45 10 54 160900 217100 23825 224.00 1971 SCR GRAND LAKE STREAM 67 46 42 GRAND LAKE STREAM DAM GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP

WILSON POND 01030003 44 16 42 10280 12980 551 16.40 1900 C WILSON STREAM 70 02 00 WILSON POND DAM GLOBE ALBANY CO"

WILSON POND 01030003 44 35 12 11010 13610 770 34.00 1800 RO WILSON STREAM TR-SANDY RIVER 70 14 00 WILSON POND DAM FOSTER MAN. CO

WYMAN LAKE 01030003 45 04 12 60405 208500 2866 2625.00 1930 HCR KENNEBEC RIVER 69 54 24 WYMAN DAM CENTRAL MAINE POWER

O MARYLAND 02070002 39 25 48 94700 130900 266.00 1983 CSOR NORTH BRANCH OF POTOMAC RIVER 79 07 12 BLOOMINGTON DAEN NAB

^39 23 16- 1974 CSR PINEY RUN 76 58 34 PINEY RUN DAM CARROLL COUNTY COMM.

DEEP CREEK LAKE 05020006 39 30 30 106000 127200 4500 65.00 1925 HCRS DEEP CREEK 79 23 30 DEEP CREEK HYDRO-ELECTRIC DAM PENN. ELECTRIC CO.

LIBERTY RESERVOIR 02060003 39 22 36 132000 177000 3110 164.00 1953 SR N. BRANCH OF PATAPSCO RIVER 76 53 30 LIBERTY DAM SALT. D.P.W.

LOCH RAVEN RESERVOIR 02060003 39 25 48 72700 91900 2391 303.00 1923 SR GUNPOWDER RIVER 76 32 36 LOCH RAVEN DAM BALTIMORE CITY Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degrees, miles) minutes, seconds) POTOMAC RIVER 02070004 39 20 00 1075 35000 1870 HR POTOMAC RIVER 77 45 06 POTOMAC RIVER DAM NO. 3 POTOMAC EDISON CO OF POTOMAC RIVER 02070004 39 29 42 7300 111600 1869 HR POTOMAC RIVER 77 49 38 POTOMAC RIVER DAM NO. 4 DOI PRETTYBOY RESERVOIR 02060003 39 37 12 60100 90100 1498 80.00 1936 SR GUNPOWDER FALLS 76 42 30 PRETTYBOY DAM BALT. D.P.W. ROCKY GAP RESEVOIR 02070003 39 42 06 5381 10028 1969 R ROCKY GAP RUN 78 39 42 ROCKY GAP DAM MD PARK SERVICE SAVAGE RIVER RESERVOIR 02070002 39 30 30 20000 28000 366 105.00 1952 CSO SAVAGE RIVER 79 08 00 SAVAGE RIVER DAM UPPERPOTOMACR COMM. SUSQUEHANNA RIVER 02050306 39 39 42 310000 370000 8563 27098.00 1928 HRS SUSQUEHANNA RIVER 76 10 24 CONOWINGO DAM PHILA ELECTRIC CO T. HOWARD DUCKETT RES. 02060006 39 07 00 19600 23520 830 132.00 1953 SR PATUXENT RIVER 76 52 30 ROCKY GORGE DAM WASH.SUB.SANT.COMM. TRIDELPHIA RESERVOIR 02070006 39 11 36 21400 25680 800 79.00 1943 S PATUXENT RIVER 77 00 19 BRIGHTON DAM WASH.SUBURBAN SANT.C MASSACHUSETTS BIRCH HILL RESERVOIR 01080202 42 37 54 49900 3200 175.00 1942 C MILLERS RIVER 72 07 24 BIRCH HILL DAM DAEN NED Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D. debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and 3f~G3 3 PG3 com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres') (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds) BORDEN BROOK RESERVOIR 01080206 42 07 54 7890 7890 214 8.00 1909 SH BORDEN BROOK 72 56 24 BORDEN BROOK RESERVOIR SPRINGFIELD WATER WO BREEDS POND 01090001 42 28 30 5730 5730 _ 1914 S MOORES BROOK TR-SAUGUS RIVER 70 58 36 BREEDS POND OUTLET DAM CITY OF LYNN COBBLE MOUNTAIN RESERVOIR 01080206 42 07 36 70000 70000 1 134 46.00 1931 S LITTLE RIVER 72 53 36 COBBLE MOUNTAIN RESERVOIR DAM SPRINGFIELD WATER DE CONGAMOND LAKES 01080206 42 02 48 8300 12600 29.20 1956 0 GREAT BROOK 72 45 24 CONGAMOND LAKES NORTH DIKE NORTHEAST LAND DEVEL U> CONNECTICUT RIVER 01080201 42 12 48 27000 38000 1900 H CONNECTICUT RIVER 72 36 06 HOLYOKE DAM HOLYOKE WATER POWER CONNECTICUT RIVER 01080201 42 36 36 16000 16000 7163.00 1915 HCR POWER CANAL-TR-CONN RIVER 72 33 12 TURNERS FALLSCANAL HEADGATES WESTERN MASS ELECTRI EAST BRIMFIELD LAKE 01100001 42 06 30 2320 32200 2300 68.00 1960 CR QUINEBAUG RIVER 72 07 36 EAST BRIMFIELD DAM DAEN NED KNIGHTVILLE RES. 01080206 42 17 24 49000 960 162.00 1941 C WESTrlELD RIVER 72 51 42 KNIGHTVILLE DAM DAEN NED LITTLEVILLE LAKE 01080206 42 16 30 9400 32400 52.60 1965 CSR WESTFIELD RIVER 72 53 03 LITTLEVILLE DAM DAEN NED LOWER RESERVOIR 01080203 42 41 24 6100 6900 254.00 1973 H DEERFIELD RIVER 72 58 30 BEAR SWAMP PUMPED STORAGE-LOWER NEW ENGLAND POWER CO Table 3. Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 onpi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds)

MERRIMACK RIVER 01070002 42 42 00 6470 19900 1845 CS MERRIMACK RIVER 71 10 00 MERRIMACK RIVER DAM ESSEX COMPANY

NORTHFIELD MOUNTAIN RESERV 01080201 42 36 48 17000 17000 1972 H BRIGGS BROOK 72 26 30 NORTHFIELD MOUNTAIN PUMP STORAGE UPPR NORTHEAST UTILITIES

OTIS RESERVOIR 01080207 42 09 36 22000 24600 1500 16.50 1888 R FALL RIVER 73 03 30 OTIS RESERVOIR DAM STATE OF MASS

PINE HILL RESERVOIR 01080204 42 21 00 9118 12378 346 7.00 1924 S TR-ASNEBUMSKIT BROOK 71 54 18 PINE HILL RESERVOIR DAM DRAPER CORPORATION U> U> PUTNAMVILLE RESERVOIR 01090001 42 36 00 5217 5217 270 1978 S IPSWICH RIVER 70 56 00 PUTNAMVILLE RESERVOIR WEST SALEM-BEVERLY WATER

QUABBIN RESERVOIR 01080204 42 17 00 1265000 1265000 24700 186.00 1939 S SWIFT RIVER 72 20 36 QUABBIN WINSOR DAM METROPOLITAN DIST.CO

SPRINGFIELD RESERVOIR 01080204 42 12 06 6300 8300 1877 S TR HIGHER BROOK 72 26 00 LUDLOW DAM CITY OF SPRINGFIELD

SUDBURY RESERVOIR 01070005 42 18 24 22260 33020 1000 1896 S STONY BROOK 71 29 36 SUDBURY DAM METROPOLITAN DIST.CO

TIGHE CARMODY RESERVOIR 01080201 42 13 30 17214 24750 365 15.00 1957 S MANHAN RIVER 72 46 36 TIGHE CARMODY RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF HOLYOKE

WACHUSETT RESERVOIR 01070004 42 24 12 187000 229000 4135 108.00 1906 SH NASHUA RIVER 71 41 18 WACHUSETT RESERVOIR DAM MDC Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and 3 P 6 3 3 P 6 3 COm Name of dam 1 ongi t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

MICHIGAN 04030106 45 56 48 21800 25650 774 1050.00 1919 H BRULE RIVER 88 13 12 BRULE ISLAND DAM WISC-MICH POWER CO an 04030108 45 ou 48 incnnlUoUU ioQcnI /oDU *7cc/DO ooZOQOinn I . UU 1007\\y £ I uin MENOMINEE RIVER 87 48 12 CHALK HILL DAM WISC-MICH POWER CO

04070004 45 ooto Ubnc 5000 6400 --- 1910 RNH CHEBOYGAN RIVER 84 28 42 CHEBOYGAN DAM DNR

04060101 43 CO3 O 42 oQ zouu0*3 n n oDUuuocnnn __.- _ .- _ IQTQty/o nM NONE 86 26 42 LUDINGTON PUMPED STORAGE *- CONSUMERS POWER CO U> 4S 04030108 45 48 24 5700 6700 1924 H STURGEON RIVER 87 47 12 STURGEON DAM WISC-MICH POWER CO

04U50001 41 58 18 6550 11585 V35&.G& V944 H ST JOSEPH RIVER 85 32 18 STURGIS DAM CITY OF STURGIS

CO 1 Q 04030108 45 »J ^ 1 O 12500 1912 H MENOMINEE RIVER 88 04 12 TWIN FALLS DAM WISC-MICH POWER CO

04050004 42 57 24 7500 8900 1907 H GRAND RIVER 84 54 12 WEBBER DAM CONSUMER POWER CO

ALCONA POND 04070007 44 33 42 5000 6000 1075 1469.00 1924 H AU SABLE RIVER 83 47 48 ALCONA DAM CONSUMERS POWER CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream um' t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds) BARTON POND 04090005 42 18 30 6362 7298 302 308.00 1920 RSCH HURON RIVER 83 45 12 BARTON DAM CITY OF ANN ARBOR BELLEVILLE LAKE 04090005 42 12 54 17780 25255 1280 825.00 1920 RCH HURON RIVER 83 26 48 FRENCH LANDING DAM VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP BOARDMAN LAKE 04060105 44 45 42 9400 1 1000 350 276.00 1867 0 BOARDMAN RIVER 85 37 18 UNION STREET DAM TRAVERSE CITY BOND FALLS RESERVOIR 04020102 46 24 30 36000 42800 5000 1938 H M BR ONTONAGON RIVER 89 07 48 BOND FALLS DAM UPPER PENINSULA PWR U) Ln BREVOORT LAKE 04060107 45 59 18 14500 17000 4230 20.00 1936 RO BREVOORT RIVER 84 56 00 BREVOORT LAKE DAM USDA FS CENTER LAKE 04050004 42 13 18 5280 6900 850 191 1 R GRAND RIVER 84 19 06 MICHIGAN CENTER LAKE DAM CITY OF JACKSON CHAPIN LAKE 04050001 41 56 42 5500 9300 1903 H ST JOSEPH RIVER 86 19 42 BERRIEN SPRINGS DAM IND-MICH ELECTRIC CO CISCO-THOUSAND ISLAND-LAKE 04020102 46 15 12 10500 29400 3500 1890 HO S BR ONTONAGON RIVER 89 27 06 CISCO LAKE DAM UPPER PENINSULA PWR CLEVELAND CLIFFS BASIN 04020201 46 19 54 39000 45800 1949 80.00 1931 H AU TRAIN RIVER 86 51 00 AU TRAIN DAM CLEVE. CLIFFS IRON COOKE DAM POND 04070007 44 28 24 36700 43200 1800 1641.00 1912 H AU SABLE RIVER 83 34 24 COOKE DAM CONSUMERS POWER CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat itude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds)

COWBOY LAKE 04030108 45 48 24 6185 7275 1924 H MENOMINEE RIVER 88 07 30 KINGSFORD DAM WISC-MICH POWER CO

CROTON DAM POND 04060102 43 25 18 30500 35900 1380 2224.00 1907 H MUSKEGON RIVER 85 48 06 CROTON DAM CONSUMERS POWER CO

CRYSTAL LAKE 04060104 44 38 06 9700 24000 971 1 32.00 1976 RO TRIB BETSIE RIVER 86 08 54 CRYSTAL LAKE CONTROL DAM BENZIE CO. ROAD COMM

DEAD RIVER STORAGE BASIN 04020105 46 33 54 55256 160000 4236 141.00 1925 H DEAD RIVER 87 34 06 HOIST DAM CLEVE. CLIFFS IRON UJ DEER LAKE BASIN 04020105 46 32 00 22500 26140 1700 37.00 1942 H CARP RIVER 87 39 48 CARP DAM CLEVE. CLIFFS IRON

ELK AND SKEGEMOG LAKES______04060105 44 53 54 94050 153600 10290 1916 HR ELK RIVER 85 24 48 ELK RAPIDS DAM ANTRIM COUNTY

FLETCHER POND 04070006 45 01 24 45000 53000 8500 171.00 1930 H UPPER S BR THUNDERBAY RIVER 83 47 36 UPPER SOUTH DAM ALPENA POWER CO

FOOTE DAM POND 04070007 44 26 06 37000 43500 1850 1664.00 1918 H AU SABLE RIVER 83 26 24 FOOTE DAM CONSUMERS POWER CO

FORD LAKE 04090005 42 12 18 28867 31729 917 87.00 1932 HRCS HURON RIVER 83 33 30 FORD LAKE DAM JYRO

FOREST LAKE 04080101 44 07 18 6405 7440 1971 R WELLS CREEK 84 03 30 WELLS CREEK DAM AMERICAN CENTRAL COR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds)

GREENWOOD RESERVOIR 040301 10 46 26 24 22000 30000 1430 67.40 1973 SO M BR ESCANABA RIVER 87 47 36 GREENWOOD RESERVOIR DAM CLEVELAND CLIFFS IRO

HARDWOOD RESERVOIR 04030108 45 58 36 7190 12810 1200 90.80 1977 CI E BR STURGEON RIVER 87 41 00 E BR STURGEON R WATERSHED AND FLOOD DICKINSON CO ROAD CO

HARDY LAKE 04060102 43 29 18 155860 183400 3970 1851.00 1931 H MUSKEGON RIVER 85 37 48 HARDY DAM CONSUMERS POWER CO

HIGGINS LAKE 04060102 44 26 00 1 1880 19800 9545 49.00 1934 0 CUT RIVER 84 40 18 HIGGINS ROSCOMMON COUNTY

HODENPYL POND 04060103 44 22 48 60700 71400 2025 1081.00 1925 H MANISTEE RIVER 85 49 12 HODENPYL DAM CONSUMERS POWER CO

HOLLOWAY RESERVOIR 04080204 43 07 12 15350 29900 1973 526.00 1954 R FLINT RIVER 83 29 06 HOLLOWAY DAM CITY OF FLINT

HOUGHTON LAKE 04060102 44 24 36 23500 37200 20044 222.00 1926 0 MUSKEGON RIVER 84 48 06 HOUGHTON ROSCOMMON COUNTY

HUBBARD LAKE 04070006 44 51 36 34200 35200 8800 146.00 1890 H S BR THUNDERBAY RIVER 83 35 48 HUBBARD LAKE DAM ALPENA POWER CO

INDIAN LAKE 04060106 45 58 18 22500 34800 8660 302.00 1878 RO INDIAN RIVER 86 16 24 INDIAN LAKE DAM INDIAN LAKE PROPERTY

INTERMEDIATE LAKE 04060105 44 58 36 6210 12180 1520 112.00 1900 R INTERMEDIATE RIVER 85 12 24 BELLAIRE DAM ANTRIM COUNTY Table 3 . --Reservoi rs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-f eet--Cont i nued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

KENT LAKE 04090005 42 30 48 9600 12000 1000 148.00 1946 R HURON RIVER 83 40 30 KENT LAKE DAM HURON-CLINTON METRO

LAKE ALLEGAN 04050003 42 34 48 12000 14200 1600 1540.00 1930 H KALAMAZOO RIVER 85 58 12 ALLEGAN DAM CONSUMERS POWER CO

LAKE COLUMBIA 04100002 42 05 00 56000 73000 800 1961 R GOOSE CREEK 84 19 30 LAKE COLUMBIA DAM L COLUMBIA PROP OWNE

LAKE GOGEBIC 04020102 46 35 12 35200 35250 14080 162.00 1906 H W BR ONTONAGON RIVER 89 32 30 BERGLAND DAM UPPER PENINSULA PWR i 1 1 Q "7 *~> i£ LAKE HUDSON 04100006 41 49 30 5368 8917 \ i3 I £. R BEAN CREEK 84 15 42 LAKE HUDSON DAM DNR

LAKE INDEPENDENCE 04020105 46 50 42 9330 16100 1848 1913 RHO IRON RIVER BT ^4TJ 48 LAKE INDEPENDENCE DAM KERRY AND HANSON LMB

LAKE ISABELLA 04080202 43 39 12 5760 13500 900 1968 R CHIPPEWA RIVER 84 59 18 LAKE ISABELLA DAM LAKE ISABELLA CORP

LAKE LANCER 04080201 44 06 48 12500 17500 1978 RO SUGAR RIVER 84 26 42 SUGAR RIVER DAM LAKEVIEW PROP.

LAKE LEELANAU 04060104 45 01 24 45150 86950 8320 110.00 1910 RHO LELAND RIVER 85 45 42 LAKE LEELANAU DAM J F HOLLINGER

LAKE MARGRETHE 04060103 44 39 36 5000 12000 1920 1960 R PORTAGE CREEK 84 49 06 LAKE MARGRETHE LEVEL CONTRO STRUCTURE MARGRETHE LAKE ASSOC Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi C Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrei 3S , mi 1 es ) mi nut« 35 , secon

LAKE SUPERIOR 04070001 46 30 18 700000 97996800 --- 80900.00 1921 0 ST MARYS RIVER 84 21 18 ST. MARYS RIVER COMPENSATING WORKS DAEN NCE

LAKE TEMPLENE 04050001 41 54 30 5225 8550 950 106.00 1972 R PRAIRIE RIVER 85 29 00 LAKE TEMPLENE DAM ST JOSEPH LAKE DEV C

LAKE WINYAH 04070006 45 05 48 6000 30000 1700 1238.00 1924 H THUNDERBAY RIVER 83 31 24 NORWAY POINT DAM ALPENA POWER CO

LOBDELL LAKE 04080203 42 47 30 30000 35000 545 --- 1929 CO NORTH ORE CREEK 83 47 30 WOLCOTT DAM FRANK WOLCOTT i ^0 LOUD POND 04070007 44 29 18 11700 13800 600 1913 H AU SABLE RIVER 83 43 12 LOUD DAM CONSUMERS POWER CO

MANISTIQUE LAKE 04060106 46 15 24 20200 28000 10130 118.00 1977 RO MANISTIQUE RIVER 85 52 30 MANISTIQUE LAKE LEVEL CONTROL DAM LUCE-MACKINAC CO BD

MANTINY LAKES 04080202 43 43 12 6100 7500 1954 R W.BR .CHIPPEWA 85 1 1 00 WINCHESTER DAM DNR

MICHIGAMME LAKE 04030107 45 57 24 17212 20250 4000 1953 H MICHIGAMME RIVER 88 1 1 48 MICHIGAMME FALLS DAM WISC-MICH POWER CO

MICHIGAMME RESERVOIR 04030107 46 09 30 119950 141120 7000 642.00 1941 H MICHIGAMME RIVER 88 14 00 WAY DAM WISC-MICH POWER CO

MIO POND 04070007 44 39 30 13900 16300 944 1100.00 1917 H AU SABLE RIVER 84 07 30 MIO DAM CONSUMERS POWER CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees , miles) m i n u t e s , seconds )

MORROW LAKE 04050003 42 17 00 6000 9250 1000 1000.00 1941 H KALAMAZOO RIVER 85 29 30 BRYCE E MORROW DAM CONSUMERS POWER CO

MOTT LAKE 04080204 43 04 48 5200 6887 1971 R FLINT RIVER 83 39 36 MOTT DAM GENESEE CO PARKS COM

OGEMAW LAKE 04080101 44 14 42 6150 6800 394 1964 R PETERSON CREEK 84 03 30 OGEMAW LAKE DAM OGEMAW COUNTY

OXBOW LAKE 04090005 42 38 24 6900 8300 270 1964 R HURON RIVER 83 28 54 OXBOW LAKE DAM OAKLAND COUNTY i 0 PEAVY FALLS 04030107 45 59 24 107800 126825 3160 710.00 1943 H MICHIGAMME RIVER 88 12 36 PEAVY FALLS DAM WISC-MICH POWER CO

PORTAGE LAKE 04050004 42 21 30 5000 10000 1957 R TRHJ ^F0 PORTAGE ftlVER 84 15 24 PORTAGE LAKE CONTROL DAM DNR

PRICKETT LAKE 04020104 46 43 24 6500 19400 950 1932 H STURGEON RIVER 88 40 06 PRICKETT DIVERSION DAM UPPER PENINSULA PWR

ROGERS POND 04060102 43 36 48 10900 12810 1906 H MUSKEGON RIVER 85 28 42 ROGERS DAM CONSUMERS POWER CO

ROSEBUSH LAKE 04030108 45 30 00 5925 6975 445 3325.00 1927 H MENOMINEE RIVER 87 48 12 WHITE RAPIDS DAM WISCONSIN ELEC POWER

SANFORD LAKE 04080201 43 40 36 26200 34500 1526 1020.00 1924 H TITTABAWASSEE RIVER 84 22 48 SANFORD DAM WOLVERINE POWER CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre«55 , mi les) mi nut« SS , seconcJs)

SECORD LAKE 04080201 44 02 36 48000 51000 2037 - 1925 RH TITTABAWASSEE RIVER 84 20 30 SECORD DAM WOLVERINE POWER CO

SILVER LAKE BASIN 04020105 46 39 00 26800 31530 24.00 1945 H DEAD RIVER 87 50 06 SILVER LAKE BASIN CLEVE. CLIFFS IRON

SMALLWOOD LAKE 04080201 43 57 42 6500 9000 1924 H TITTABAWASSEE RIVER 84 20 00 SMALLWOOD DAM WOLVERINE POWER CO

STONY CREEK LAKE 04090003 42 43 00 5000 7750 608 68.00 1961 R STONV CREEK 83 05 24 LOWER STONY LAKE DAM HURON-CLINTON METRO

TIPPY POND 04060103 44 15 30 39500 52360 1540 1451 .00 1918 H MANISTEE RIVER 85 56 18 TIPPY DAM CONSUMER POWER CO *

WIXOM LAKE 04080201 43 49 00 40000 59200 2178 985.00 1924 H TITTABAWASSEE RIVER 84 23 18 EDENVILLE DAM WOLVERINE POWER CO

MINNESOTA 07010106 46 57 00 21033 26000 515 1938 0 CROW WING RIVER 94 48 24 CROW WING 8TH LAKE STATE OF MN

oc caan ccdA 07010106 46 C.AJ ~ GO bOOU DOOM 406 1938 0 CROW WING RIVER 94 53 30 CROW WING NO. 5 LAKE STATE OF MN

C Q 10 iccnn oocon 09020103 46 DO \ £. iDoUU ZODOU 3941 218.00 1938 0 OTTERTAIL RIVER 95 37 48 HEIGHT OF LAND STATE OF MN Tabl e 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, f1ood cont ro1 ; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lati tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 e s ) minutes, seconds ) 09020103 47 05 oc 416 1938 0 OTTERTAIL RIVER 95 33 00 LITTLE BEMIDJI LAKE STATE OF MN

07010104 o U 7500 9000 MISSISSIPPI 94 22 06 LITTLE FALLS MINN POWER

09020103 46 A Q 11250 12150 *r O*r 1 Zy %3 / U TOAD RIVER 95 32 42 LITTLE TOAD LAKE STATE OF MN

UC7 U £> U 1 U O 47 u o 10056 72068 1 C Q Q »._ 1 Q Q Q C\ OTTERTAIL RIVER 95 32 24 MANY POINT LAKE STATE OF MN t i 07010101 47 o D 42 12960 19018 onn 1 QQP n TURTLE RIVER 94 50 06 MOVIL LAKE STATE OF MN non^n i OQ 46 40 24 61950 70250 4200 214.00 1938 0 PELICAN RIVER 96 01 12 PELICAN LAKE STATE OF MN 09020103 47 01 48 21200 27030 1 1 C Q 1 Q Q D r* OTTERTAIL RIVER 95 33 30 ROUND LAKE STATE OF MN 07010106 46 00 8640 10140 *7cn __ i G i o LJ CROW WING 94 22 42 SYLVAN MINN POWER 07020002 46 nc \j*+ 2208 140.00 1937 0 POMME DE TERRE 95 56 24 TEN MILE LAKE STATE OF MN 07010106 47 01 13294 14450 HAY CREEK 95 1 1 00 TWO INLETS LAKES STATE OF MN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capaci ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Norma 1 Max i mum Cacres ) ( square pl eted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nutes , seconds)

AARON LAKE 07020005 46 04 00 178500 190000 640 1964 0 TR-CHIPPEWA RIVER 95 25 06 AARON LAKE STATE OF MN

ALBERT LEA LAKE 07080202 43 36 42 8586 15945 2654 1923 0 SHELL ROCK RIVER 93 16 18 ALBERT LEA LAKE FREEBORN CO

BALD EAGLE LAKE 07010206 45 08 12 8400 1 1500 1046 1940 0 CLEARWATER CREEK 93 00 54 BALD EAGLE LAKE CITY OF ST PAUL WATE

BALSAM LAKE 07010103 47 32 00 13980 16776 651 1938 0 TR-PRAIRIE RIVER 93 22 36 BALSAM LAKE STATE OF MN -P- LO BIG BIRCH LAKE 0701C2C2 45 47 00 75005 81434 2143 35.00 1937 C TR-ADLEY CREEK 94 46 24 BIG BIRCH LAKE STATE OF MN

BIG PINE LAKE 07030003 46 13 12 5805 6966 398 1937 0 PINE RIVER 93 02 00 BIG PINE LAKE STATE OF MN

BIG STONE LAKE 07020001 45 17 48 100880 205000 12100 1160.00 1937 0 MINNESOTA RIVER 96 26 54 BIG STONE LAKE STATE OF MN

BIG STONE LAKE-WHETSTONE F 07020001 45 14 54 1 1700 91000 8400 1974 CR MINNESOTA RIVER 96 17 30 HIGHWAY 75 DAM DAEN NCS

BIRCH LAKE 09030001 47 48 54 5400 7200 5630 1923 S SO. FORK KAWISHIWI RIVER 91 47 00 BIRCH LAKE MINN POWER

BLACKBEAR LAKE 07010104 46 30 42 5840 6716 235 1936 0 TR-MISSISSIPPI RIVER 94 04 00 BLACKBEAR LAKE STATE OF MN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com­ Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum peres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds)

BLACKWATER LAKE 07010102 46 55 06 13274 15440 761 1938 0 TR-BOY RIVER 94 17 54 BLACKWATER LAKE STATE OF MINN

BLANCHE LAKE 09020103 46 21 30 20400 24500 1352 1938 0 TR-OTTERTAIL RIVER 95 38 54 BLANCHE LAKE STATE OF MN

BORDEN LAKE 07010207 46 18 36 33485 36356 1038 1936 0 MILLE LACS LAKE OFFSTREAM 93 50 06 BORDEN LAKE STATE OF MN

BOULDER LAKE RESERVOIR 04010202 47 03 06 29440 42790 4480 60.00 1919 0 BOULDER CREEK 92 12 00 BOULDER LAKE MINN POWER

£ BROWN LAKE 09020103 46 34 06 25593 28287 1506 1937 0 > TR-DEAD RIVER 95 47 24 MCDONALD LAKES STATE OF MN

BUFFALO LAKE 09020106 46 58 24 6060 6B6R 444 1936 0 BUFFALO RIVER 95 49 00 BUFFALO LAKE STATE OF MN

CEDAR LAKE 07020012 44 36 18 9325 11490 749 1950 0 TR-SAND CREEK 93 31 12 CEDAR LAKE STATE OF MN

CEDAR LAKE 07010203 45 16 36 18150 20328 837 1963 0 TR-CLEARWATER RIVER 94 04 36 CEDAR LAKE STATE OF MN

CLEARWATER LAKE 09020305 47 44 00 31170 38963 1039 1931 0 CLEARWATER RIVER 95 12 06 CLEARWATER DAM STATE OF MN

CLEARWATER LAKE 07010104 46 24 42 23760 26400 917 1936 0 TR-NOKASIPPI RIVER 93 54 24 CLEARWATER LAKE STATE OF MN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres) fsquare pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

COLLINWOOD LAKE 07010204 45 03 54 6864 8580 637 1955 0 COLLINWOOD CREEK 94 15 30 COLLINWOOD LAKE STATE OF MN

CROSS LAKE 07010207 45 50 24 10156 14670 1013 1964 0 SNAKE RIVER 93 56 18 CROSS LAKE STATE OF MN

DAM EFFECTS SERIES OF LAKE 07010202 45 27 18 7500 10000 1856 H SAUK RIVER 94 25 06 SAUK RIVER STATE OF MN

DEAD LAKE 09020103 46 27 36 77080 100204 7708 100.00 1938 0 C.D. 28 95 43 12 DEAD LAKE EAST AND WEST DAMS STATE OF MN

DEER LAKE 09030006 47 51 12 20306 25844 1652 38.00 1936 C Ln DEER RIVER 93 26 06 DEER CREEK STATE OF MINN

DEER LAKE 07010101 47 23 30 248360 324984 4157 22.00 1938 0 DEER RIVER 93 42 48 DEER LAKE STATE OF MN

DEVILS TRACK LAKE 04010101 47 49 06 44500 49840 1873 1902 C DEVILS TRACK RIVER 90 22 00 DEVILS TRACK LAKE COOK COUNTY

DIAMOND LAKE 07010204 45 1 1 12 38320 44908 1697 1932 0 CO DITCH #28 94 49 30 DIAMOND LAKE KANDIYOHI CO

EAGLE LAKE 07010105 46 44 48 5909 6842 356 1936 0 DAGGETT BROOK 94 03 06 EAGLE LAKE STATE OF MN

EAGLE LAKE 07020010 43 56 48 6148 9628 88 1948 0 TR-WATONWAN 95 00 24 EAGLE LAKE COTTONWOOD COUNTY Table 3. Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds)

EAST BATTLE LAKE 09020103 46 17 12 46500 50552 2360 1937 0 TR-OTTERTAIL RIVER 95 35 54 EAST BATTLE LAKE STATE OF MN

ELY LAKE 04010201 47 26 36 55620 61182 827 1939 RC TR-ST LOUIS RIVER 92 28 24 ELY LAKE STATE OF MN

ELYSIAN LAKE 07020011 44 08 48 13014 19020 2462 1946 0 TR-LE SUEUR 93 42 36 ELYSIAN LAKE STATE OF MN

EMILY LAKE 07010105 46 43 00 7403 9422 674 - 1939 0 PINE RIVER 93 56 48 EMILY LAKE VILLAGE OF EMILY

ON ESQUAGAMA LAKE 04010201 47 27 18 16570 17768 471 1937 0 EMBARRASS RIVER 92 23 00 ESQUAGAMA LAKE STATE OF MN

P X SM HOOK R I V ER 55 6500 10000 1432- -^- 1941 FISH HOOK RIVER 95 03 06 FISH HOOK RIVER DAM CITY OF PARK RAPIDS

FISH LAKE RESERVOIR 04010202 46 57 24 39650 49438 4480 47.00 1911 0 BEAVER 92 16 42 FISH LAKE MINN POWER

FLAT LAKE 09020103 46 59 12 5020 12100 1970 1941 0 EGG RIVER 95 38 12 FLAT LAKE DOI FWS

FLOODWOOD LAKE 04010201 47 10 06 5232 6213 341 1940 0 FLOODWOOD RIVER 93 02 06 FLOODWOOD LAKE STATE OF MN

FLORIDA LAKE 07020005 45 14 48 7568 11372 801 1958 0 SHAKOPEE CREEK 95 04 12 FLORIDA LAKE STATE OF MN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds)

FOWL LAKE 04010101 48 02 24 18468 30780 1870 --- 1934 0 PIGEON RIVER 89 59 48 SOUTH FOWL LAKE ARPEN CANADA

GABBRO LAKE 09030001 47 51 15 10300 10300 1174 419.00 1924 CRN ISABELLA RIVER 91 37 00 GABBRO LAKE NO. 1 USDA FS

GARDEN LAKE 09030001 47 56 00 8320 12060 6427 1200.00 1923 H KAWISHIWI 91 45 30 WINTON MINN POWER

GENEVA LAKE 07010108 45 54 48 16584 18657 663 - 1936 0 TR-LONG PRAIRIE RIVER 95 19 48 GENEVA LAKE STATE OF MN

GENEVA LAKE 07080201 43 46 18 6580 12220 1875 - 1953 0 TR-TURTLE CREEK 93 16 18 GENEVA LAKE FREEBORN CO

GEORGE LAKE 07010105 46 52 18 14400 16560 720 1938 0 DAGGETT BROOK 94 01 00 GEORGE LAKE STATE OF MINN

GREEN LAKE 07010204 45 16 00 158760 174636 5821 1938 0 MIDDLE FK-CROW RIVER 94 52 00 GREEN LAKE STATE OF MN

GREEN LAKE 07010207 45 34 00 16842 18446 866 - 1936 0 GREEN LAKE BROOK 93 25 36 GREEN LAKE STATE OF MN

GULL LAKE RESERVOIR 07010106 46 24 42 58200 71400 13139 287.00 1912 CR GULL RIVER 94 21 12 GULL LAKE DAEN NCS

HANSKA LAKE 07020010 44 06 36 8346 13777 1844 - 1930 0 TR-WATONWAN RIVER 94 34 00 HANSKA LAKE KANDIVOHI COUNTY Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capaci ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres ) ( square pl eted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

HATTIE LAKE 07010105 46 48 36 6716 8168 592 1937 0 PINE RIVER 94 23 30 HATTIE LAKE STATE OF MINN

HERON LAKE 07100001 43 47 36 72571 100000 4000 457.00 1937 0 HERON LAKE OUTLET 95 17 30 HERON LAKE-OUTLET STATE OF MINN HILL LAKE 07010103 46 58 42 21768 24489 898 1937 0 HILL RIVER 93 36 18 HILL LAKE STATE OF MN

ISLAND LAKE RESERVOIR 04010202 46 59 30 171500 196340 1 1 200 486.00 1915 OR CLOQUET 92 13 30 ISLAND LAKE MINN POWER JEFFERSON LAKE 07040002 44 16 42 18544 25489 2290 1938 0 TR-BIG CANNON RIVER 93 44 36 JEFFERSON LAKE STATE OF MN KANDIYOHI LAKE ~~ 45 00 30 J7 47223 2fr77^ J.D. #1 (BRANCH) 94 54 48 KANDIYOHI LAKE INLET STATE OF MN-GAME & F KNIFE LAKE 07030004 45 57 42 8272 1 1374 1127 102.00 1928 0 KNIFE RIVER 93 18 48 KNIFE LAKE STATE OF MN LAC QUI PARLE RESERVOIR 07020001 45 01 18 29700 122800 12800 6100.00 1938 CR MINNESOTA 95 52 00 LAC QUI PARLE DAEN NCS LAKE BYLLESBY 07040002 44 30 42 8000 16000 775 1911 R CANNON RIVER 92 56 24 BYLLESBY DAKOTA 8, GOODHUE COU

LAKE TRAVERSE 09020101 45 45 45 164500 177500 12425 2029.00 1941 CSO BOIS DE SIOUX RIVER 96 38 24 RESERVATION DAEN NCS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nut es , seconds) LEECH LAKE RESERVOIR 07010102 47 14 54 286000 750000 160545 1163.00 1884 CR LEECH LAKE RIVER 94 13 18 LEECH LAKE DAEN NCS LITTLE PINE LAKE 09020103 46 37 24 63000 67200 2036 1933 0 OTTER TAIL RIVER 95 32 24 LITTLE PINE LAKE STATE OF MN LITTLE ROCK LAKE 07010201 45 37 12 15500 28000 233 1905 HR MISSISSIPPI RIVER 94 12 12 MISSISSIPPI RIVER ST REGIS PAPER CO. LIZZIE LAKE 09020103 46 36 42 1 1457 23160 6242 274.00 1938 0 PELICAN RIVER 96 01 54 LIZZIE LAKE STATE OF MN vo LOBSTER LAKE 07010108 45 52 54 32700 36624 1293 1936 0 TR-LONG PRAIRIE RIVER 95 29 36 LOBSTER LAKE STATE OF MN LONG LAKE 07010204 45 19 36 5256 6132 356 1948 0 MIDDLE FK CROW RIVER 94 53 06 LONG LAKE NEW LONDON SAND GRAV LONG LAKE 09020103 46 39 18 74840 77900 1400 1936 0 OTTER TAIL RIVER 95 41 36 LONG LAKE STATE OF MN LONG LAKE 07010106 46 50 30 57753 57753 1863 1949 0 SHELL RIVER 95 00 42 LONG LAKE DAM STATE OF MN LONG LAKE UPPER 07010104 46 17 48 18527 20945 793 1936 0 NOKAVSIPPI RIVER 94 03 24 LONG LAKE UPPER STATE OF MN

LOWER LONG LAKE 07010104 46 16 18 24050 28025 1380 1936 0 NOKASIPPI RIVER 94 06 12 LOWER LONG LAKE STATE OF MN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; 'R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres') (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) minutes, seconds ) LOWER TRELIPE LAKE 09030006 47 59 24 5450 7085 592 1938 0 LAURA BROOK 94 05 30 LOWER TRELIPE LAKE STATE OF MN MAC'S POND 07040008 43 46 48 24000 -999999 1974 0 TR-KEDRON CREEK 92 20 30 MAC'S POND MALCOLM B DOCKERTV MAPLE LAKE 09020305 47 40 42 11872 20352 1445 1942 C CVR CREEK 96 07 24 MAPLE LAKE COUNTY OF POLK MARSH LAKE 07020001 45 10 18 12050 121300 8600 2703.00 1938 C MINNESOTA 96 05 36 MARSH LAKE DAEN NCS Ui O MC CRANEV LAKE 09020108 47 09 54 5260 6312 277 1937 0 WHITE EARTH RIVER 95 43 18 MC CRANEV LAKE STATE OF MN MELISSA LAKE 0902OtO3 4 45 18 27465 31125 1 79 1 123.00 - 1 937 0 - PELICAN RIVER 95 54 00 MELISSA LAKE CITY DETROIT LAKES MILL POND 07010204 45 18 00 7025 13371 2516 1864 0 MIDDLE FORK CROW RIVER 94 56 54 NEW LONDON STATE OF MN MILTONA LAKE 07010108 46 01 30 262710 280224 5322 35.00 1937 0 TR-LONG PRAIRIE RIVER 95 23 12 MILTONA LAKE STATE OF MN MISSISSIPPI RIVER 07010203 45 32 48 70000 90000 1887 SR MISSISSIPPI RIVER 94 08 48 ST CLOUD ST. CLOUD

MUD LAKE 09020304 48 18 48 15445 61310 28120 1938 0 THIEF RIVER 96 00 48 POOL TWENTY SEVEN DOI FWS Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lat i ti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com­ Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum peres') (square pleted Owner (degree3S , mi 1 es) mi nut« 35 , seconcds)

MUD LAKE(NORTH POOL) 09020101 ,45 51 42 85000 95500 10550 2029.00 1941 C BOIS DE SIOUX RIVER 96 34 18 WHITE ROCK DAEN NCS

MUD-GOOSE LAKE 07010102 47 16 06 20850 44870 2284 - 1960 0 LEECH LAKE RIVER 93 57 18 MUD-GOOSE LAKE STATE OF MN

NAMAKAN LAKE 09030003 48 30 18 562000 702500 66600 7200.00 1914 RO NAMAKAN RIVER 92 38 12 KETTLE FALLS BOISE CASCADE CORP

NEST LAKE 07010204 45 15 48 11010 13212 1019 --- 1964 0 MIDDLE FORK CROW RIVER 94 56 00 NEST LAKE KANDIYOHI CO

OCHEDA LAKE 10230003 43 32 36 7868 14319 1778 1941 0 OCHEYEDEN RIVER 95 38 12 OCHEDA LAKE STATE OF MN

OKABENA LAKE 10230003 43 37 24 8368 10814 785 - 1941 R TR-OCHEYEDAN 95 37 00 OKABENA LAKE WORTHINGTON.CITY OF

ONAMIA LAKE 07010207 46 04 06 10510 16936 2836 430.00 1938 0 RUM RIVER 93 40 48 ONAMIA LAKE STATE OF MINN

ORWELL RESERVOIR 09020103 46 13 00 13100 28400 1110 1830.00 1953 CS OTTER TAIL RIVER 96 10 48 ORWELL DAEN NCS

OSSAWINNAMAKEE LAKE 07010105 46 37 36 8812 10744 739 1937 0 PELICAN BROOK 94 10 00 OSSAWINNAMAKEE LAKE STATE OF MN

OTTER TAIL LAKE 09020103 46 21 54 506000 557200 14745 1050.00 1936 0 OTTERTAIL RIVER 95 44 00 OTTER TAIL LAKE STATE OF MN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< BS , miles) mi nut(3S , secon

PELICAN LAKE 07010105 46 37 00 149842 170275 9835 --- 1938 0 TR-PELICAN BROOK 94 1 1 00 PELICAN LAKE VILLAGE OF PELICAN L

PELICAN LAKE 09030002 48 02 00 197010 240790 11800 70.00 1938 0 PELICAN RIVER 92 49 54 PELICAN LAKE STATE OF MN PERKINS LAKE 07020005 45 41 24 5685 9096 519 1938 0 POMME DE TERRE RIVER 95 51 54 PERKINS LAKE STATE OF MN PINE LAKE 07010104 46 26 30 5390 6145 126 --- 1937 0 RIPPLE RIVER 93 44 18 PINE LAKE STATE OF MN PINE LAKC 09020103 46 35 30 77120 91580 4820 585.00 1937 0 OTTERTAIL RIVER 95 30 18 PINE LAKE BIG STATE OF MN PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE 07010105 46 48 00 122120 126737 1657 --- 1936 0 PINE RIVER 94 31 00 PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE STATE OF MN

PINE RIVER RESERVOIR 07010105 46 40 06 102000 179000 15190 562.00 1886 CR PINE RIVER 94 06 42 PINE RIVER DAEN NCS

POKEGAMA RESERVOIR 07010101 47 14 54 57600 121800 22080 3265.00 1884 CR MISSISSIPPI 93 35 12 POKEGAMA LAKE DAEN NCS

POOL 1 07010206 44 54 54 5400 9300 491 1917 NH MISSISSIPPI 93 12 06 LOCKS AND DAM NO 1 DAEN NCS -FORD MOTOR

POOL 2 07010206 44 45 36 82000 240000 5910 --- 1931 N MISSISSIPPI 92 52 06 LOCKS AND DAM NO 2 DAEN NCS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

POOL 2 09020314 48 57 00 9200 15000 4000 1950 0 TR-ROSEAU RIVER 96 14 00 ROSEAU RIVER WLDLF MNGMNT AREA POOL 2 STATE OF MN-WILDLIFE

POOL 3 07040001 44 36 36 .290000 350000 9406 46600.00 1938 N MISSISSIPPI 92 36 36 LOCK & DAM NO 3 DAEN NCS

POOL 3 09020314 48 57 00 7400 13000 3000 --- 1950 0 TR-ROSEAU RIVER 96 16 30 ROSEAU RIVER WLDLF MNGMENT AREA POOLS STATE OF MN- WILDLIF

POOL 5 07040003 44 09 42 57400 106600 12580 59200.00 1935 N MISSISSIPPI 91 48 42 LOCK & DAM NO 5 DAEN NCS

POOL 5A 07040003 44 05 18 26000 39600 7000 59200.00 1936 N MISSISSIPPI 91 40 12 LOCK & DAM NO 5A DAEN NCS

POOL 7 07040006 43 52 00 79000 105000 13580 1937 N MISSISSIPPI 91 18 30 LOCK & DAM NO 7 DAEN NCS

PORTAGE LAKE 07010105 46 50 30 28680 31548 956 1937 0 BROOK RIVER 94 25 48 PORTAGE LAKE STATE OF MN

POTATO LAKE 07010106 46 58 42 82160 90376 2054 210.00 1939 0 FISH HOOK RIVER 95 02 48 POTATO LAKE STATE OF MN

PRAIRIE LAKE 09020103 46 35 18 10250 16400 1025 1936 0 PELICAN RIVER 96 04 18 PRAIRIE LAKE STATE OF MN

PRAIRIE LAKE 07010103 47 17 12 1 1880 15840 1279 1920 H PRAIRIE 93 29 48 PRAIRIE RIVER BLANDIN PAPER CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lat itijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< 3S , mi 1 es) mi nut (5S , secon

RAINY LAKE 09030003 48 36 24 3312000 4000000 221000 14900.00 1909 HS RAINY RIVER 93 24 06 RAINY LAKE BOISE-CASCADE CORP

RAMSEY LAKE 07010204 45 12 18 8526 9114 355 1941 0 MILL CREEK 93 59 18 RAMSEY LAKE STATE OF MN

RED LAKE 09020302 47 57 24 1810000 3985000 288000 1950.00 1931 CS RED LAKE RIVER 95 16 36 LOWER RED LAKE DAEN NCS

RICE LAKE 07010104 46 22 42 15000 16300 434 1888 H MISSISSIPPI 94 1 1 06 BRAINERD POTLATCH CORP-NW PAP

!£ RICE LAKE RESERVOIR 04010202 46 54 36 15360 22740 2133 25.00 1907 0 BEAVER RIVER 92 09 42 RICE LAKE MINN POWER

RICE LAKE UPPER 09020108 47 23 06 11160 14880 2133 1968 0 r\ e u/Tinvf A w kx P?TPFr\ A x« w r%PTV/FR i v w r\ 1t Qsy o n RICE LAKE UPPER STATE OF MN

RICE RIVER POOL 07010104 46 33 42 17930 38000 1200 1949 C RICE RIVER 93 21 42 RICE RIVER POOL DOI FWS

RIPPLE LAKE 07010104 46 27 42 10008 11676 676 1938 0 RIPPLE RIVER 93 41 24 RIPPLE LAKE STATE OF MN

ROOSEVELT LAKE 07010106 46 46 54 67360 72412 1561 1936 0 DAGGETT BROOK 94 59 36 ROOSEVELT LAKE STATE OF MN

ROSE LAKE 09020103 46 39 54 35000 37698 1177 1937 0 TR-OTTERTAIL RIVER 95 44 24 ROSE LAKE STATE OF MN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

RUSH LAKE 09020103 46 28 30 52330 78345 5233 700.00 1937 0 OTTERTAIL RIVER 95 34 12 RUSH LAKE STATE OF MN

SANDY LAKE RESERVOIR 07010103 46 47 18 53000 79400 10643 421.00 1895 CR SANDY RIVER 93 19 42 SANDY LAKE DAEN NCS

SAUK LAKE 07010202 45 44 24 16340 19600 2111 1870 R SAUK RIVER 94 57 06 SAUK RIVER CITY OF SAUK CENTER

SHETEK LAKE 07100001 44 04 48 19040 30064 3596 1925 0 DES MOINES RIVER 95 40 54 SHETEK LAKE STATE OF MN

SIBLEY LAKE 07010106 46 34 30 10200 11730 412 1937 0 TR-MAYO CREEK 94 19 30 SIBLEY LAKE STATE OF MN

SPLITHAND LAKE 07010103 47 04 12 24140 28000 1352 1938 0 SPLITHAND CREEK 93 28 18 SPLITHAND LAKE STATE OF MN

STURGEON LAKE 09030005 47 39 36 65560 75599 2694 36.00 1936 R STURGEON RIVER 93 01 00 STURGEON LAKE STATE OF MN

SWAN LAKE 07020007 44 17 06 32711 56076 9346 1977 0 NICOLLET CREEK 94 14 00 SWAN LAKE DNR-FISH AND GAME

SYLVAN LAKE 07010103 47 13 54 8980 10430 260 3370.00 1902 H MISSISSIPPI 93 31 48 BLANDIN BLANDIN PAPER CO

TETONKA LAKE 07040002 44 13 24 65560 75599 1336 1937 0 CANNON RIVER 93 34 18 TETONKA STATE OF MN Table 3 .--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capaci ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use o i c a a pea Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres ) ( sauare pi et ed Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nut es , seconds )

THIEF LAKE 09020304 48 29 12 355C)0 63900 7100 280.00 1931 RO THIEF RIVER 94 49 06 THIEF LAKE STATE OF MN VICTORIA LAKE 07010108 45 53 06 13408 14665 447 1936 0 TR-LONG PRAIRIE RIVER 95 19 42 VICTORIA LAKE STATE OF MN WABANA LAKE 07010103 47 24 24 105000 121000 4420 54.00 1940 C CLEARWATER RIVER 93 29 48 WABANA LAKE STATE OF MN WASHBURN LAKE 07010106 46 51 30 68165 72776 1768 1936 0 DAGGETT BROOK 94 51 54 WASHBURN LAKE STATE OF MN Ui ON WAUKENABO LAKE 07010104 46 44 06 1 1 174 13037 819 1938 C TR-LITTLE WILLOW RIVER 93 37 30 WAUKENABO LAKE STATE OF MN WELLS LAKE 07040002 44 17 30 14100 25500 634 1862 R CANNON R^VER 93 17 42 KING'^S MILL DAM RICE COUNTY WEST TWO RIVER RESERVOIR 04010201 47 27 54 8500 16000 700 1966 S WEST TWO RIVER 92 41 12 WEST TWO RIVERS DAM U S STEEL CORPORATIO WHITE EARTH LAKE 09020108 47 09 00 51875 56025 2074 1937 0 WHITE EARTH RIVER 95 45 48 WHITE EARTH LAKE STATE OF MN WHITE WATER RESERVOIR 04010201 47 29 18 20562 26873 599 1954 S TR-ST.LOUIS RIVER 92 11 00 WHITE WATER RESERVOIR DAMS ERIE MINING COMPANY WHITEFACE LAKE RESERVOIR 04010201 47 16 18 81920 109920 5440 130.00 1916 0 SKUNK & WHITEFACE RIVER 92 12 12 WHITE FACE LAKE MINN POWER Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degree js , miles) mi nuttJS , seconcis)

WILLOW RIVER 07010103 47 01 00 5409 13465 2656 - 1962 10 WILLOW RIVER 93 50 18 WILLOW RIVER DNR-FISH AND GAME

WILSON LAKE 04010101 47 39 24 9990 9990 666 1961 R WILSON CREEK 91 04 18 WILSON LAKE GEORGE THOMPSON

WIMER LAKE 09020103 46 41 42 5100 5610 290 1937 0 TR-OTTERTAIL RIVER 95 43 36 WIMER LAKE STATE OF MN

WIND LAKE 09030001 48 01 06 5700 15200 952 6.00 1900 RN WIND RIVER 91 33 24 WIND LAKE USDA FS

WINNIBIGOSHISH RESERVOIR 07010101 47 25 48 584000 976000 114799 1442.00 1884 CR MISSISSIPPI 94 03 00 WINNIBIGOSHISH DAM DAEN NCS

WYNNE LAKE 04010201 47 32 18 6975 7712 764 1944 0 EMBRASS RIVER 92 18 48 WYNNE LAKE STATE OF MN

ZEBULON PIKE LAKE RESERVIO 07010104 45 51 36 12400 15500 11600.00 1925 H MISSISSIPPI 94 20 42 BLANCHARD MINN POWER

ZUMBRO LAKE 07040004 44 12 48 20000 35000 774 1919 H ZUMBRO RIVER 92 28 42 ZUMBRO LAKE CITY OF ROCHESTER

MISSISSIPPI 08030206 32 38 30 13200 15400 1926 R DUMP LAKE 90 36 30 LAKE DICK DIXIE FARMS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degreiBS , mi 1 es ) mi nut iBS , secon

03170003 31 41 52co Dcir\r\ I uu bdc o *7/b c _ 1iy/D Q "7 C TR-MAYNOR CREEK 88 47 13 MAYNOR CREEK WATER PARK PAT HARRISON WW DIST 14 --- 1974 TR-MILLER CREEK 88 53 42 NATCHEZ TRACE LAKE PONTOTOC CO SUPERVIS ABERDEEN LAKE 03160101 33 49 48 31564 31564 4121 2170.00 1981 N TOMBIGBEE RIVER 88 31 1 2 ABERDEEN L & D DAEN SAM ARKABUTLA LAKE 08030204 34 45 24 31500 1383100 11870 1000.00 1943 CR COLDWATER RIVER 90 07 24 ARKABUTLA DAM DAEN LMK t » <£ BAY SPRINGS LAKE 03160101 34 31 24 180000 428600 6700 68.20 1985 N TOMBIGBEE RIVER 88 19 24 BAY SPRINGS L & D DAEN

BLUFF LAKE 03160108 33 16 24 5000 10100 1200 1935 R TR-NOXUBEE RIVER 88 46 36 BLUFF LAKE DO I FWS

COLUMBUS LAKE 03160101 33 31 00 59483 59483 8910 4440.00 1978 N TOMBIGBEE RIVER 88 29 24 COLUMBUS L & D DAEN SAM DALEWOOD SHORES LAKE 03160202 32 29 36 10900 20940 720 1960 R TR-PONTA CREEK 88 30 48 DALEWOOD SHORES LAKE DALEWOOD PROP OWNERS ENID LAKE 08030203 34 08 56 57600 1213500 28000 560.00 1952 CR YOCONA RIVER 89 54 22 ENID DAM DAEN LMK FLINT CREEK RESERVOIR 03170007 30 52 24 9180 11820 600 1970 R FLINT CREEK 89 07 24 FLINT CREEK RESERVOIR PAT HARRISON WATERWA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 og i c Lat i tiJde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degref 3S , mi 1 es ) mi nut ( 2S , seconcis)

GRENADA LAKE 08030205 33 48 30 85700 2722100 64600 1320.00 1954 CR YALOBUSHA RIVER 89 46 18 GRENADA DAM DAEN LMK

LAKE BOGUE HOMO 03170005 31 42 06 18000 23400 1200 --- 1933 R BOGUE HOMO 89 01 12 LAKE BOGUE HOMO , CITY OF LAUREL

LOCK 'B' POOL 03160101 34 03 54 19039 22000 2718 1226.00 1981 N TOMBIGBEE RIVER 88 25 30 LOCK B DAEN SAM

LOCK 'C' POOL 03160101 34 15 30 13221 15000 1642 1981 N TOMBIGBEE RIVER 88 25 30 LOCK C DAEN SAM

LOCK 'D' POOL 03160101 34 21 48 24869 27000 1992 1985 N TOMBIGBEE RIVER 88 24 30 LOCK D DAEN SAM

LOCK 'E' POOL 03160101 34 27 48 6926 7700 851 1985 N TOMBIGBEE RIVER 88 21 54 LOCK E DAEN SAM

OKATIBBEE RES. 03170001 32 28 30 42110 142350 2800 1968 CRS OKATIBBEE CREEK 88 47 54 OKATIBBEE DAM DAEN SAM

ROSS R. BARNETT RESERVOIR 03180002 32 24 00 340000 452000 31000 2970.00 1965 RS PEARL RIVER 90 03 48 ROSS BARNETT RESERVOIR PEARL RIVER VALLEY W

SARDIS LAKE 08030201 34 24 00 108000 3016500 58500 1545.00 1940 CR LITTLE TALLAHATCHIE RIVER 89 47 18 SARDIS DAM DAEN LMK

MISSOURI 08020204 O T 01 18 7500 19891 oonn loco DO TR-DUCK CREEK 90 06 06 DUCK CREEK-STATE WILDLIFE REFUGE-* 1 MO DEPT OF CONSERVAT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use area Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum ( ac res ) ( square pleted Owner (degrees , mi les) mi nutes , seconds )

imnnin/i in /IR /i9 RKnn fi.^nn IClfln «; TR-BLACKWATER RIVER 94 02 06 HOLDEN NEW CITY RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF HOLDEN,MO

CLEARWATER LAKE 11010007 37 08 12 22000 391000 10400 898.00 1942 C BLACK RIVER 90 46 18 CLEARWATER DAM DAEN SWL

COUNCIL BLUFF LAKE 07140104 37 40 00 14600 17130 440 14.00 1981 RO BIG RIVER 90 51 00 COUNCIL BLUFF DAM USDA FS

DANIEL BOONE LAKE - TOPO 071 10005 39 47 30 14492 23325 1973 R TEN MILE CREEK 92 15 36 DAVID R. WILSON DAM DAVID R.WILSON

EATON DAM LAKE 07140104 37 51 36 7400 8900 1962 0 TR-BIG RIVER 90 36 18 EATON DAM ST JOE LEAD INC

EUGENE D. NIMS LAKE 08020202 37 38 12 6280 8100 1963 RS WILLS BRANCH 90 19 42 EUGENE D. NIMS LAKE DAM ST L AREA COUNCIL, B

FELLOWS LAKE 10290106 37 18 54 26239 36368 900 1955 SR LITTLE SAC RIVER 93 13 48 FELLOWS LAKE DAM CITY OF SPRINGFIELD,

FOREST LAKE 10280202 40 10 06 12431 15961 700 1950 SR BIG CREEK 92 39 30 FOREST LAKE DAM CITY OF KIRKSVILLE

HARRISONVILLE LAKE 10290108 38 45 54 6900 13520 1971 SR TR MIDDLE BIG CREEK 94 19 36 HARRISONVILLE CITY LAKE DAM CITY OF HARRISONVILL

HARRY S TRUMAN RESERVOIR 10290105 38 16 00 1202700 5209000 55600 11500.00 1980 HCR OSAGE RIVER 93 24 06 HARRY S TRUMAN DAM DAEN MRK Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; , no data] Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capaci ty (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) minutes , seconds)

INDIAN LAKE 07140103 38 06 30 5300 7320 1960 R BRUSH CREEK 91 27 30 INDIAN HILLS DAM INDIAN HILLS PROP OW

LAKE JACOMO 10300101 38 59 36 25730 38620 970 1956 R EAST FORK LITTLE BLUE RIVER, 94 18 30 LAKE JACOMO DAM JACKSON COUNTY MO

LAKE LOTAWANA 10300101 38 56 06 6485 9000 640 1928 R WEST FORK SNI-A-BAR CREEK 94 14 48 LAKE LOTAWANA DAM LAKE LOTAWANA ASSOC.

LAKE NEHAI TONAYEA 10280202 39 35 24 8120 9100 1970 R TR-MUSSEL FORK 92 53 30 NEHAI TONKAYEA LAKE DAM LAKE NEHAI TONAYEA A

LAKE OF THE OZARKS 10290109 38 12 12 2020000 2677000 59700 14000.00 1S31 HR OSAGE RIVER 92 37 24 OSAGE DAM UNION ELECTRIC CO

LAKE ST LOUIS 07110009 38 48 06 6300 14650 640 1973 R PERUQUE CREEK 90 45 54 LAKE ST. LOUIS DAM L ST LOUIS COMMUNITY

LAKE TANEYCOMO 11010003 36 39 30 19700 28000 2200 4362.00 1913 HR WHITE RIVER 93 07 30 OZARK BEACH DAM EMPIRE DISTRICT ELEC

LAKE THUNDERHEAD 10280201 40 31 48 16500 27400 1500 1965 R NORTH BLACKBIRD CREEK 93 01 00 LAKE THUNDERHEAD CHILLICOTHE PROP. IN

LAKE VIKING 10280101 39 56 18 13963 16716 600 1967 SR BIG CREEK 94 03 24 LAKE VIKING DAM LAKE VIKING ASSN

LONG BRANCH LAKE 10280203 39 45 06 34640 166860 2400 109.00 1979 CSR EAST FORK LITTLE CHARITON 92 30 48 LONG BRANCH DAM DAEN MRK Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tt jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< = s , miles) mi nut< ?s , seconids)

LOWER POOL 1 1010007 37 29 42 6350 12350 1963 H EAST FORK BLACK RIVER 90 50 18 TAUM SAUK LOWER DAM UNION ELECTRIC CO.

MARK TWAIN LAKE 071 10007 39 31 30 752000 2069400 18600 2300.00 1984 SHCNRO SALT RIVER 91 38 45 CLARENCE CANNON DAM DAEN LMS

MONONAME 51 LAKE 1 1010007 37 22 18 19200 23467 1979 0 ADAIR CREEK 91 08 24 OZARK LEAD TAILINGS POND DAM OZARK LEAD CO

MONOPOLY-ROCKHOUSE-CYPRESS 08020203 36 57 30 8800 19500 1952 OR MINGO CREEK 90 14 00 MAIN DIKE DOI FWS i °5 MONTROSE LAKE 10290108 38 18 30 11000 13500 1500 1955 SR DEEPWATER CREEK 93 55 00 MONTROSE LAKE DAM KANSAS CITY POWER&LI

DO WIMP HP TPDDP T A K F - - KwmlVTC L/C 1 Cr\r\C L.HI\C. 10290107 16100 61 1 .00 1961 CHN POMME DE TERRE RIVER 93 19 12 POMME DE TERRE DAM DAEN MRK

POOL 22 071 10004 39 38 18 80000 80000 1938 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 91 14 48 LOCK AND DAM 22 DAEN NCR

POOL # 20 071 10001 40 08 36 58000 58000 1935 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 91 30 42 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCK < DAM # 20 DAEN NCR

POOL # 21 071 10001 39 54 18 62000 62000 1938 N MISSISSIPPI RIVER 91 25 30 MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCK < DAM # 21 DAEN NCR

POOL 24 071 10004 39 22 36 125363 125363 1940 NR MISSISSIPPI RIVER 90 54 30 LOCK AND DAM 24 DAEN LMS Table 3.--Reserve 1rs In the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--ContInued [C, flood control; D. debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, Irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro log 1C ' Latitude ' Capacity1 (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit : and ------area area corn- Name of dam = longitude Normal* Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner 1 (degrees , ' miles) minutes, seconds)

POOL 25 07110004 39 00 18 176000 176000 1939 NR MISSISSIPPI 90 41 12 LOCK AND DAM 25 * DAEN LMS

SILVER LAKE POOL 10280103 39 35 30 ^S'lO 12810 3050 1937 0 ELK CREEK , 93 1 1 06 LEVEE 3-SILVER LAKE DO I FWS

SMITHVILLE LAKE 10240012 39 23 54 144600 246500 7200 213.00 1976 CSR LITTLE PLATTE RIVER 94 33 IB SMITHVILLE DAM DAEN MRK

SOUTH POOL 10280103 39 36 1\B 5985 5985 800 1937 0 ELK CREEK 93 12 48 LEVEE 2-SOUTH POOL DOI FWS

STOCKTON LAKE 10290106 37 41 30 887000 1666700 24900 1160.00 1969 CH SAC RIVER 93 45 30 STOCKTON DAM DAEN MRK

TABLE ROCK LAKE 11010001 36 35 42 2702000 3462000 . 53500 4020.00 1959 CH WHITE RIVER 93 18 30 TABLE ROCK DAM DAEN SWL

THOMAS HILL RESERVOIR 102B0203 39 33 06 56328 260458 4400 1966 CR MIDDLE FORK CHARITON RIVER 92 38 42 THOMAS HILL RESERVOIR DAM ASSOCIATED ELECTRIC

WAPPAPELLO RESERVOIR 08020202 36 55 48 30900 1134600 23200 1310.00 1941 CR ST FRANCIS RIVER 90 16 42 WAPPAPELLO DAM DAEN LMS

MONTANA 10050004 48 24 24 7440 8314 185 79.00 1974 ICR BEAVER CREEK 109 43 12 BEAVER CREEK WATERSHED (HILL) HILL COUNTY laoie 3.--Keservoirs In the United-States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of' at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D. debris control; H. hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0. other; P, stock or small farm pond; R. recreation; S, water supply; - , no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds)

10050004 48 31 36 5150 10280 1955 C BULLHOOK CREEK 109 39 54 BULLHOOK DAM CITY OF HAVRE

10030102 47 33 12 8720 9900 1957 H MISSOURI RIVER 111 08 54 COCHRANE (CASCADE) MONTANA POWER CO

10050013 48 42 18 7010 12750 806 2200.00 1952 I FRENCHMAN CREEK 107 12 00 FRENCHMAN DEPT OF NAT RES & CO

10030103 46 38 12 12393 14986 317 43.40 1977 ICR NEWLAN CREEK 110 56 12 NEWLAN CREEK DAM NEWLAN CREEK WATER D

17010213 47 35 18 14970 24800 1450 20966.00 1916 H CLARK FORK 11521 12 THOMPSON FALLS MONTANA POWER CO

ACKLEY LAKE 10040103 46 57 18 6140 7900 247 1938 I JUDITH RIVER OFF STREAM 109 55 54 ACKLEY LAKE DEPT OF NAT RES & CO

ASHLEY LAKE 17010208 48 11 00 8000 20000 3000 1928 I ASHLEY CREEK 114 37 18 ' ASHLEY ASHLEY IRR DIST.

BAIR RESERVOIR 10040201 46 34 48 7020 10650 275 51.10 1939 I NORTH FORK MUSSELSHELL RI 110 33 24 BAIR DAM DEPT OF NAT RES & CO

BIGHORN LAKE 10080010 45 18 24 873000 1375000 17300 19650.00 1966 IHC BIGHORN RIVER 107 57 24 YELLOWTAIL DOI BOR

BYNUM RESERVOIR 10030205 47 57 42 87000 107000 3300 1926 I MILLER CREEK 112 44 00 BYNUM RESERVOIR DAM TETON COOPERATIVE CA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds )

CANYON FERRY LAKE 10030101 46 38 54 1947000 2051000 35200 15904.00 1954 ICSRH MISSOURI RIVER 1 1 1 43 36 CANYON FERRY DOI BOR

CLARK CANYON RESERVOIR 10020001 45 00 06 178000 329000 4100 - 1964 IRC BEAVERHEAD RIVER 1 12 51 24 CLARK CANYON (BEAVERHEAD) DOI BOR

COONEY RESERVOIR 10070006 45 26 48 24195 37000 1025 206.00 1937 1C RED LODGE CREEK 109 1 1 54 COONEY (CARBON) DEPT OF NAT RES & CO

DEADMANS BASIN RESERVOIR 10040201 46 20 24 72220 76900 2042 1941 I MUSSELSHELL RIVER OFFSTREAM 109 24 36 DEADMAN'S BASIN DEPT OF NAT RES & CO

DEADMANS BASIN RESERVOIR 10040201 46 19 48 13900 3950C 2070 1941 I MUSSELSHELL 109 34 00 DEADMANS BASIN DIKE DEPT OF NAT RES & CO

DELMOE LAKE 10020005 45 59 06 6800 9900 479 36.00 1923 IR BIG PIPESTONE CREEK 1 12 20 24 DELMOE LAKE DAM PIPESTONE WATER USER

EARTHQUAKE LAKE 10020007 44 49 48 59400 59500 1959 0 MADISON RIVER 1 1 1 25 30 EARTHQUAKE LAKE USDA FS

EAST FORK RESERVOIR 17010202 46 07 54 16040 19850 442 31.00 1938 IR EAST FORK ROCK CREEK 113 22 48 * EAST FORK, ROCK CREEK DAM (FLINT CR) DEPT OF NAT RES & CO

EUREKA RESERVOIR 10030205 47 52 42 5500 6200 7.30 1936 I TETON RIVER OFFSTREAM 1 12 19 00 EUREKA RESERVOIR DAM TETON COOP. CANAL CO

FLATHEAD LAKE 17010208 47 40 36 1220000 1960000 126000 7086.00 1939 HCR FLATHEAD RIVER 1 14 14 00 KERR MONTANA POWER CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Vear Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Norma1 Max i mum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nut es, seconds) FLINT CRK DAM (GEORGETOWN) 17010202 46 12 48 31000 50000 3000 50.00 1905 SIRH FLINT CREEK 113 16-48 GEORGETOWN LAKE DAM MONTANA POWER CO FOUR HORNS LAKE 10030201 48 20 36 20000 30000 897 1932 IR BIG PLUM COULEE 112 41 42 FOUR HORNS BLACKFEET IRRIO PROJ FRESNO RESERVOIR 10050002 48 36 06 105000 226000 5757 3766.00 1939 ICSR MILK RIVER 109 56 48 FRESNO DOI BOR GIBSON RESERVOIR 10030104 47 36 12 99000 122000 1360 575.00 1927 ICR SUN RIVER 112 45 36 GIBSON DOI BOR HAUSER LAKE 10030101 46 45 54 56140 109470 3800 16876.00 1907 H MISSOURI RIVER 111 53 06 HAUSER DAM MONTANA POWER CO MEBGEN RESERVOIR 10020007 44 51 54 273000 ?5000 +2668 904.OO 1915 H MADISON RIVER 111 20 48 HEBGEN DAM MONTANA POWER CO HELENA VALLEY 10030101 46 38 30 10500 10700 531 1958 ISR MISSOURI RIVER OFFSTREAM 111 53 06 HELENA VALLEY DOI BOR HOLTER LAKE 10030101 46 59 30 245000 265000 4800 17149.00 1918 H MISSOURI RIVER 112 00 18 HOLTER MONTANA POWER CO HOMESTEAD LAKE 10060006 48 23 06 13322 13322 967.00 1950 0 BIG MUDDV RIVER 104 34 42 HOMESTEAD LAKE DAM DOI FWS HUNGRY HORSE RESERVOIR 17010209 48 20 30 3468000 3588000 23750 1654.00 1953 IHCNR SOUTH FORK FLATHEAD RIVER 114 00 48 HUNGRY HORSE DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______area area com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds ) HYALITE RESERVOIR 10020008 45 29 18 7780 10230 223 28.00 1951 IRS HYALITE CREEK (MIDDLE CR. ) 110 58 42 MIDDLE CREEK DAM DEPT OF NAT RES & CO LAKE COMO 17010205 46 03 54 36900 40700 936 55.00 1954 IR ROCK CREEK 114 14 12 COMO DOI BOR LAKE ENNIS 10020007 45 28 12 37000 60000 3800 2181.00 1906 H MADISON RIVER 111 39 12 MADISON MONTANA POWER CO LAKE FORT PECK 10040104 48 00 00 15200000 18910000 245000 57500.00 1937 CHINR MISSOURI RIVER 106 25 00 FORT PECK DAEN MRO LAKE FRANCES 10030203 48 18 00 67000 95000 5300 21.50 1909 ISR BIRCH CREEK OFFSTREAM 112 17 00 LAKE FRANCES NORTH DAM PONDERA CANAL & RES. LAKE FRANCIS 10030203 48 15 48 105000 133000 5536 1909 ISR TR-DRY FORK MARIAS RIVER 112 12 24 LAKE FRANCIS EAST DAM PONDERA CANAL & RES. LAKE HELENA 10030101 46 42 10 8160 49047 2100 1972 SR PRICKLY PEAR CREEK 111 54 04 LAKE HELENA LEON CLAUSSEN LAKE KOOCANUSA 17010101 48 24 42 5809000 6027000 28850 8985.00 1973 HCR KOOTENAI RIVER 115 18 30 LIBBY DAEN NPS LAKE SHERBURNE 10010002 48 49 49 67600 90400 1730 64.00 1921 ICR SWIFTCURRENT CREEK 113 30 59 LAKE SHERBURNE DOI BOR

LAKE SUTHERLIN 10030103 46 37 24 1 1600 12700 334 71 .00 1936 I NORTH FORK SMITH RIVER HO 44 48 NORTH FORK OF THE SMITH RIVER DEPT OF NAT RES & CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latitude Capaci ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Max imum (acres) ( square pl eted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds)

LIMA RESERVOIR 10020001 44 39 12 84050 133000 6400 570.00 1934 ICR RED ROCK RIVER 112 21 54 LIMA WATER USERS IRR. CO. LITTLE BITTERROOT LAKE 17010212 48 07 00 4000 26400 2994 32.00 1918 I LITTLE BITTERROOT RIVER 114 42 20 LITTLE BITTERROOT DOI BIA LODGE GRASS RESERVOIR 10080016 45 10 00 23000 23000 750 80.70 1941 I LODGE GRASS CREEK 107 36 00 WILLOW CREEK (LODGE GRASS RES) DOI BIA LOWER TWO MEDICINE RESERVO 10030201 48 29 36 13500 21000 806 50.00 1967 IRC TWO MEDICINE CREEK 113 16 00 LOWER TWO MEDICINE DOI BIA ON CO MARTINSDALE RESERVOIR 10040201 46 27 18 23080 36030 985 1939 IR TR-MUSSELSHELL RIVER 110 16 00 MARTINSDALE,. NORTH DAM DEPT OF NAT RES & CO MCCARTER LAKE 10030204 48 31 00 5944 6000 960 463.00 1951 I WILLOW CREEK - HI 24 18 MCCARTER B MCCARTER MEDICINE LAKE 10060006 48 28 36 73777 73777 5700 1935 0 LAKE CREEK 104 30 30 MEDICINE LAKE REFUGE # DOI FWS MISSION LAKE 10030202 48 34 00 5200 5200 1965 R SPRING CREEK 112 35 48 MISSION LAKE (GLACIER) DOI BLM MORONY 10030102 47 34 54 7800 13000 300 19600.00 1930 H MISSOURI RIVER 111 03 36 MORONY MONTANA POWER CO MYSTIC LAKE 10070005 45 13 30 20800 21400 440 47.00 1927 H WEST ROSEBUD CREEK 109 45 36 MYSTIC LAKE MONTANA POWER CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation i 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Ufee Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nutes , seconds )

NELSON RESERVOIR 10050004 48 31 42 79200 85400 4560 1915 I TR-MILK RIVER 107 31 00 NELSON DIKES A,B,C,D, AND DAM DOI BOR

NEVADA LAKE 17010203 46 48 06 12640 17300 376 145.00 1938 IRCO NEVADA CREEK 1 12 48 42 NEVADA CREEK DAM DEPT OF NAT RES & CO

NILAN RESERVOIR 10030104 47 29 12 10092 13650 520 1953 I DIVERSION FROM FORD CREEK 1 12 32 42 NILAN, NORTH DNR&C

NORTH CHINOOK RESERVOIR 10050008 48 46 00 7000 7500 1910 I LODGE CREEK-OFFSTREAM 109 18 42 CHINOOK. NORTH NO. CHINOOK IRR. CO.

NOXON RAPIDS RESERVOIR 17010213 47 57 36 495000 495000 7930 21833.00 1960 HCR CLARK FORK 1 15 44 00 NOXON RAPIDS WASHINGTON WATER PWR

PABLO RESERVOIR 17010212 47 39 18 27100 1746 1934 I OFFSTREAM CANAL 1 14 08 42 PABLO DOI BIA

PAINTED ROCKS LAKE 17010205 45 43 06 32362 45100 655 317.00 1940 I WEST FORK OF BITTERROOT 1 14 16 42 WEST FORK BITTERROOT (PAINTED ROCKS) DEPT OF NAT RES & CO

PETROLIA LAKE 10040203 46 56 24 9192 14170 515 1951 IRC SOUTH FORK FLATWILLOW CREEK 108 14 30 PETROLIA DEPT OF NAT RES & CO

PISHKUN RESERVOIR 10030104 47 40 36 46700 46700 1550 --- 1931 I SUN RIVER SLOPE CANAL 1 12 29 48 PISHKUN DIKES 1,2,3,4.5.6, AND 7 DOI BOR

RUBY RIVER RESERVIOR 10020003 45 14 06 38850 58400 970 596.00 1938 I RUBY RIVER 1 12 06 42 RUBY DAM DEPT OF NAT RES & CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Norma1 Max i mum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds) SWIFT RESERVOIR 10030201 48 09 53 30000 34000 455 76.00 1967 IR BIRCH CREEK OFFSTREAM 112 52 20 SWIFT PONDERA TIBER RESERVOIR 10030203 48 19 06 967320 1555898 22180 4923.00 1956 CIRS MARIAS RIVER 111 05 27 TIBER DOI BOR TONGUE RIVER RESERVOIR 10090101 45 07 48 69439 150000 3497 1770.00 1939 I TONGUE RIVER 106 46 12 TONGUE RIVER DAM DNRC RC HARLAN WAR HORSE LAKE 10040204 47 07 12 19250 23750 640 1938 I FORDS CREEK OFFSTREAM 108 32 06 WAR HORSE DEPT OF NAT RES & CO WAR HORSE LAKE 10040204 47 07 12 6000 10000 1300 1938 I TR-BOX ELDER CREEK 108 32 06 WAR HORSE DIKE STATE OF MONT WEIGAND RESERVOIR 10050009 48 15 42 560CT ^934 PO LONE TREE COULEE 108 24 30 WEIGAND RESERVOIR FORT BELKNAP COMMUNI

WHITETAIL RESERVOIR 10020005 46 04 24 5162 6800 1020 18.90 1922 I WHITETAIL CREEK 112 15 36 WHITETAIL LAKE WHITETAIL WATER USER

WILLOW CREEK RES 10030104 47 32 48 32300 43700 1450 1911 IR WILLOW CREEK 112 25 48 WILLOW CREEK (LEW & CL) DOI BOR

WILLOW CREEK RESERVOIR 10020005 45 42 48 18000 26600 850 153.00 1938 IR WILLOW CREEK 111 41 54 WILLOW CREEK DAM DEPT OF NAT RES & CO

NEBRASKA 10200101 40 47 54 5032 5500 1941 HI CENTRAL MIDWAY CANYON COULEE 100 03 30 EARTH DAM-CANAL MILE 483 CEN NE PUB PWR & IR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and 3 P 6 3 3P63 COffl~~ Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds) BEAVER LAKE 10240001 40 55 24 8500 12760 32200 1973 R ROCK CREEK 95 52 12 BEAVER LAKE DAM BEAVER LAKE CORP BOX BUTTE RESERVOIR 10150002 42 27 30 31100 64200 1600 1500.00 1946 IR NIOBRARA RIVER 103 04 03 BOX BUTTE DOI BOR BRANCHED OAK LAKE 10200203 40 58 12 26000 122280 1800 167.00 1967 CR SALT CREEK 96 51 12 BRANCHED OAK DAM-SITE 18 DAEN MRO CALAMUS 10210006 ------127400 -999999 --- 1985 IRO CALAMUS CALAMUS DOI BOR CUNNINGHAM LAKE 10230006 15460 74560 1977 RC KNIGHT CREEK ------DAM 1 1 DAEN ELWOOD RESERVOIR 10200101 40 38 12 37800 45800 1140 1976 I TR-PLUM CREEK 99 51 12 ELWOOD DAM CENTRAL NE PUBLIC PO ENDERS RESERVOIR 10250005 40 25 06 74500 80700 2405 1300.00 1951 ICR FRENCHMAN CREEK 101 30 55 ENDERS DOI BOR HARLAN COUNTY LAKE 10250009 40 04 10 319787 828776 22800 20753.00 1952 CI REPUBLICAN 99 12 30 HARLAN COUNTY DAEN MRK HARRY STRUNK LAKE 10250008 40 22 40 89300 196000 4820 850.00 1949 ICR MEDICINE CREEK 100 13 00 MEDICINE CREEK DOI BOR HUGH BUTLER LAKE 10250007 40 21 36 86700 163500 2682 600.00 1962 ICR RED WILLOW CREEK 100 39 55 RED WILLOW DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or smal1 farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

JEFFERY REGULATING RESERVO 10200101 40 57 42 10350 11500 620 1941 HI CONROY CANYON COULEE 100 24 18 EARTH DAM-CANAL MILE 228 CEN NE PUB PWR & IR

JOHNSON RESERVOIR 10200101 40 40 30 47000 52000 2420 1941 HIC PLATTE OFFSTREAM 99 50 24 EARTH DAM-CANAL MILE 645 CEN NE PUB PWR & IR

LAKE ALICE 10180009 41 58 54 11000 13400 1684 1912 IR NORTH PLATTE RIVER OFFSTREAM 103 35 42 LAKE ALICE LOWER DAM DOI BOR

LAKE BABCOCK-LAKE NORTH 10200201 41 28 00 16000 20000 900 1937 H LOUP CANAL 97 22 00 LAKE BABCOCK & LAKE NORTH (COLUMBUS) LOUP RIVER PUB PWR D i > J^J LAKE MALONEY 10190018 41 03 18 21000 21000 1670 1935 H SOUTH PLATTE OFFSTREAM 100 47 00 MALONEY NEBRASKA PUB PWR DIS

LAKE MC CONAUGHY 10180014 41 12 45 1729000 1948000 32200 30000.00 1941 HIC NORTH PLATTE 101 40 03 KINGSLEY CEN NE PUB PWR & IR

LAKE MINATARE 10180012 41 55 00 62200 66800 2160 1915 IR NORTH PLATTE RIVER 103 30 00 MINATARE DOI BOR

MERRITT RESERVOIR 10150005 42 38 06 74500 86100 2906 620.00 1964 IR SNAKE RIVER 100 52 18 MERRITT DOI BOR

PAWNEE LAKE 10200203 40 50 24 8510 38580 740 1965 CR NORTH BRANCH MIDDLE CREEK 96 51 54 PAWNEE DAM-SITE 14 DAEN MRO

SHERMAN RESERVOIR 10210003 41 16 10 69100 92700 2845 1962 IR OAK CREEK 98 52 45 SHERMAN DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservedrs In the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tt jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degreias , miles) minute 3S , seconcis) SUTHERLAND RESERVOIR 10190018 41 07 36 181500 181500 4350 1935 HI SOUTH PLATTE OFFSTREAM 101 08 12 SUTHERLAND NEBRASKA PUB PWR DIS

SWANSON LAKE 10250004 40 10 10 254000 3620000 10040 8100.00 1953 ICR REPUBLICAN RIVER 101 03 36 TRENTON DOI BOR

WHITNEV RESERVOIR 10140201 42 46 42 10000 10000 900 1922 I WHITE RIVER 103 18 42 WHITNEV DAM NO 1 i WHITNEV IRRIGATION D

__ w _«. _ \ Qfl A O U/TW 1 iL.L.UW i nu/ roffuIs K CCIS 10220002 t 57O** r\ WILLOW CREEK T WILLOW CREEK LOWER ELKHCRN NRD

NEVADA CO 16040205 41 o *. 12 '. 60000 1Q4O1 *7 *t U ATR f\ THOUSAND CREEK 1 18 59 42 : ' THOUSAND CREEK DAM DOI FWS / BISHOP CREEK RESERVOIR 16040101 41 15 18 22800 28000 1911 I BISHOP CREEK 1 14 54 54 ; BISHOP CREEK DAM PACIFIC RECLAMATION

CHIMNEV DAM RESERVOIR 16040109 41 24 00 35000 66000 1974 IR LITTLE HUMBOLDT RIVER 1 17 1 1 00 CHIMNEV DAM NEVADA GARVEY RANCHE

LAHONTAN RESERVOIR 16050202 39 27 48 295100 426500 10000 1950.00 1915 IHR CARSON RIVER 1 19 04 00 : . LAHONTAN DOI BOR

LAKE MEAD 15010005 36 01 00 28255000 30237000 162700 167700.00 1936 IHCONSR COLORADO RIVER 114 44 12 HOOVER DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United' States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued (C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S. water supply; ---. no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lat iti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degree JS . mi 1 es ) mi nut« JS , seconcis)

LOWER PUT TAYLOR RESERVOI 16040108 40 36 18 15000 22200 ------1911 I HUMBOLDT RIVER OFFSTREAM 1 18 18 00 LOWER PITT TAYLOR DAM PCWCD MARLETTE LAKE 16050101 39 10 24 10400" 12700 2.86 1966 S MARLETTE CREEK 1H9 54 24 MARLETTE LAKE DAM STATE OF NEVADA RYE PATCH RESERVOIR 16040108 40 27 42 179000 190000 10820 16100.00 1936 IR HUMBOLDT RIVER 1 18 18 30 RYE PATCH DOI BOR SHECKLER RESERVOIR 16050203 39 26 00 17000 36000 3200 - 1955 I CARSON RIVER OFFSTREAM 1 18 54 00 SHECKLER DAM i DOI BOR SHEEP CREEK RESERVOIR 17050105 41 51 48 8000 8000 1966 SR SHEEP CREEK 1 16 16 12 i SHEEP CREEK U SHO-PAI TRIBE OF DVR

STILLWATER POINT RESERVOIR 16050203 39 31 54 19000 19000 1900 1920 R STILLWATER CANAL 1 18 28 48 STILLWATER POINT DAM DOI FWS UPPER PITT TAYLOR RESERVOI 16040108 40 38 12 20000 24000 1911 I HUMBOLDT RIVER OFFSTREAM 118 16 06 UPPER PITT TAYLOR DAM PCWCD WEBER RESERVOIR 16050303 39 02 42 13000 14000 960 2800.00 1935 I WALKER RIVER 118 51 36 WEBER DAM DOI BIA WILD HORSE RESERVOIR 17050104 41 41 12 72000 93000 1830 109.00 1969 ICR EAST FORK OWYEE RIVER 1 15 50 30 WILD HORSE DOI BIA WILLOW CREEK RESERVOIR 16040106 41 13 36 18064 24000 698 1910 I WILLOW CREEK 116 32 18 WILLOW CREEK DAM ELLISON RANCHING CO Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic LatittJde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degre<3S , miles) mi nut( as , secontUs)

WILSON RESERVOIR 17050105 41 40 42 10469 10468 825 1954 I BULL RUN CR, WILSON CR 1 16 20 48 WILSON RES. PETAN CO.

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVER ISLAND STATION POND 01070001 43 35 54 9000 10000 500 746.00 1924 H PEMIGEWASSET RIVER 71 43 06 AYERS ISLAND DAM PUB. SER .CO. OF NH

BLACKWATER RESERVOIR 01070003 43 19 00 - 46000 3140 129.00 1941 C BLACKWATER RIVER 71 43 24 BLACKWATER DAM DAEN NED

BOW LAKE 01060003 43 14 30 11500 14000 1161 15.00 1832 R ISINGLASS 71 09 12 BOW LAKE DAM STATE OF NH WRD Ln CONNECTICUT RIVER 01080104 43 08 18 9000 43000 2800 5493.00 1929 H CONNECTICUT RIVER 72 26 48 BELLOWS FALLS DAM NEW ENGLAND POWER CO

CONNECTICUT RIVER 01080101 44 19 30 29000 40000 1093 1635.00 1930 H CONNECTICUT RIVER 72 00 06 COMERFORD STATION DAM NEW ENGLAND POWER CO

CONNECTICUT RIVER 01080104 42 46 18 70000 222000 2550 1909 H CONNECTICUT RIVER 72 30 48 VERNON DAM CONNECTICUT R POWER

CONNECTICUT RIVER 01080104 43 40 00 24000 104000 3100 4092.00 1950 HR CONNECTICUT RIVER 72 18 12 WILDER DAM NEW ENGLAND POWER CO

CONWAY LAKE 01060002 43 59 06 7300 13085 1730 30.00 1936 R TR-SACO RIVER 71 03 12 CONWAY LAKE DAM TOWN OF CONWAY Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 og i c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nu t es , seconds )

CRESCENT LK + LK WENTWORTH 01070002 43 35 24 19600 21320 3165 23.00 1854 RS SMITH RIVER 71 12 06 CRESCENT LAKE DAM TOWN OF WOLFBORO

EVERETT LAKE 01070002 43 05 36 1000 86500 2800 63.00 1961 CR PISCATAQUQG RIVER 71 39 36 EVERETT DAM DAEN NED

FIRST CONNECTICUT LAKE 01080101 45 05 18 76400 114000 3125 83.00 1930 SCR CONNECTICUT RIVER 71 17 18 FIRST CONNECTICUT LAKE DAM NEW ENGLAND POWER CO

FRANKLIN FALLS RESERVOIR 01070001 43 27 12 --- .154000 2840 1000.00 1943 C PEMIGEWASSET RIVER 71 39 36 FRANKLIN FALLS DAM DAEN NED i ^ GILMAN PROJECT 01080101 44 24 36 79800 3800 1514.00 1936 H CONNECTICUT RIVER 71 43 00 GILMAN PROJECT DAM WHITEFIELD PAPER CO.

GOOSE POND 01080104 43 41 12 11700 15800 668 16.00 1918 RS GOOSE POND BROOK 72 Q5 30 GOOSE POND DAM STATE OF NH WRD

GREAT EAST LAKE 01060003 43 34 06 11800 27720 1690 17.00 1825 R SALMON FALLS RIVER 70 58 30 GREAT EAST LAKE DAM STATE OF NH WRD

HOPKINTON LAKE 01070003 43 1 1 42 700 70800 3700 1962 CR CONTOOCOOK RIVER 71 44 54 HOPKINTON DAM DAEN NED

LAKE FRANCIS 01080101 45 02 42 99500 119000 2010 170.00 1940 CR CONNECTICUT RIVER 71 22 54 MURPHY DAM STATE OF NH WRD

LAKE FRANKLIN PIERCE 01070003 43 06 37 8360 12400 519 69.00 1927 HR NORTH BRANCH CONTOOCOOK RIVER 71 56 54 LAKE FRANKLIN PIERCE DAM PUBLIC SERVICE CO OF Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi t ude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres) (square Dieted Owner ( degrees , mi 1 es ) minutes, seconds )

LAKE SUNAPEE 01080104 43 23 06 19800 214750 4200 46.00 1928 R SUGAR RIVER 72 04 48 LAKE SUNAPEE DAM STATE OF NH WRD

LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE 01070002 43 32 54 166000 2400000 44800 363.00 1803 R WINNIPESAUKEE RIVER 71 28 00 LAKEPORT DAM STATE OF NH WRD

LAKE WINNISQUAM 01070002 43 28 24 2000 33280 4264 430.00 1910 RC WINNIPESAUKEE RIVER 7 1 32 06 LOCHMERE DAM STATE OF NH WRD

LITTLE SQUAM LAKE + SQUAM 01070001 43 42 18 46000 44000 6765 58.00 1927 RC SQUAM RIVER 71 37 48 SQUAM LAKE DAM STATE OF NH WRD

MASCOMA LAKE 01080104 43 38 54 7740 18300 153 163.00 1948 CRS MASCOMA RIVER 72 10 18 MASCOMA LAKE DAM STATE OF NH WRD

MASSABESIC LAKE 01070002 42 57 48 16600 56000 2563 43.00 1873 SR COHAS BROOK 71 23 42 MASSABESIC LAKE DAM CITY OF MANCHESTER W

MERRYMEETING LAKE 01070002 43 28 36 8450 21960 1110 12.00 1923 RS MERRYMEETING RIVER 71 10 48 MERRYMEETING LAKE DAM STATE OF NH FGD

MILTON THREE PONDS 01060003 43 24 48 12500 15000 1400 111.00 1824 RO SALMON FALLS RIVER 70 59 12 MILTON THREE PONDS DAM STATE OF NH WRD

MOORE RESERVOIR 01080101 44 20 12 1 15000 1 15000 3490 1600.00 1956 H CONNECTICUT RIVER 71 52 54 MOORE RESERVOIR DAM CONN. RIVER POWER CO.

NEWFOUND LAKE 01070001 43 37 00 38800 40000 4106 980.00 1846 RC NEWFOUND RIVER 71 44 36 NEWFOUND LAKE DAM STATE OF NH WRD Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com­ Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum peres! (square pleted Owner (degre( 3S , mi 1 es) mi nut «25 , secorxis)

OSSIPEE LAKE-LEAVITT BAY-B 01060002 43 47 42 23300 47200 3880 330.00 1919 HR OSSIPEE RIVER 71 03 42 BERRY BAY DAM - HEADWORKS DAM CENTRAL MAINE POWER

PAWTUCKAWAY POND 01060003 43 04 24 9400 11700 902 21.00 1842 R PAWATUCKAWAY RIVER 71 09 00 DOLLOFF DAM STATE OF NH WRD

SECOND CONNECTICUT LAKE 01080101 45 08 30 11650 12500 1272 46.00 1935 SCR CONNECTICUT RIVER 71 10 54 SECOND CONNECTICUT LAKE DAM NEW ENGLAND POWER CO

SILVER LAKE 01060002 43 50 54 1500 65000 996 22.20 1975 R WEST OSSIPEE BRANCH 71 10 18 SILVER LAKE DAM TOWN OF MADISON H- ^ STINSON LAKE 01070001 43 51 42 7000 8400 346 7.80 1955 RS STINSON BROOK 71 48 30 STINSON LAKE DAM STATE OF NH WRD

SURRY MOUNTAIN LAKE 01080201 42 59 48 1300 33000 980 100.00 1941 CR M A onugt-ll IPI c uu OT i PK Ti V/FPv C.K 72 18 30 SURRY MOUNTAIN DAM DAEN NED

UMBAGOG LAKE \BRAGS BAY' 01040001 44 47 18 72300 105000 10100 1045.00 1887 SR ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER 71 07 30 ERROL DAM UNION WATER POWER CO

WEARE RESERVOiR 01070002 43 06 30 6300 8600 323 33.00 1913 RS PISCATAQUOG RIVER 71 46 24 WEARE RESERVOIR DAM STATE OF NH WRD

NEW JERSEY BOONTON RESERVOIR 02030103 40 53 48 28000 32000 780 119.00 1905 S ROCKAWAY RIVER 74 23 54 BOONTON RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF JERSEY CITY Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capaci ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i t ude Norma 1 Max imum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) minutes , seconds ) CANISTEAR RESERVOIR 02030103 41 06 42 7400 9315 350 6.00 1896 S PACOCK BROOK 74 29 30 CANISTEAR RESERVOIR DAM 1 CITY OF NEWARK

CANOE BROOK RESERVOIR NO 3 02030103 40 47 24 5000 5800 1957 S PUMP STORAGE 74 21 42 CANOE BROOK RESERVOIR NO 3 DAM COMMONWEALTH WATER C CHARLOTTEBURG RESERVOIR 02030103 41 01 36 8900 11500 56.20 1961 S PEQUANNOCK RIVER 74 25 30 CHARLOTTEBURG DAM CITY OF NEWARK CLINTON RESERVOIR 02030103 41 04 30 10796 14272 423 11.00 1890 S CLINTON BROOK 74 26 54 CLINTON RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF NEWARK GREENWOOD LAKE 02030103 41 09 42 21120 26880 1920 27.00 1928 R WANAQUE RIVER 74 20 00 GREENWOOD LAKE DAM STATE OF NEW JERSEY LAKE HOPATCONG 02040105 40 55 06 48209 59250 2443 26.00 1925 CR MUSCONETCONG RIVER 74 39 54 LAKE HOPATCONG DAM STATE OF NEW JERSEY LAKE MOHAWK 02020007 41 02 00 7061 9990 777 4.38 1927 R WALLKILL RIVER 74 38 42 LAKE MOHAWK DAM LAKE MOHAWK COUNTRY LAKE TAPPAN 02030103 41 01 06 10650 19400 49.00 1966 SR HACKENSACK RIVER 74 00 00 LAKE TAPPAN DAM HACKENSACK WATER CO OAK RIDGE RESERVOIR 02030103 41 02 24 12000 15000 482 34.00 1914 S PEQUANNOCK RIVER 74 30 42 OAK RIDGE RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF NEWARK NJ

ORADELL RESERVOIR 02030103 40 57 24 10026 10026 650 113.00 1922 SR HACKENSACK RIVER 74 01 42 ORADELL RESERVOIR DAM HACKENSACK WATER COM Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lat i t ude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tiude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degre es , miles) mi nuties , secomds) PINES LAKE 02030103 40 59 30 5880 6400 ------1927 R HAYCOCK BROOK 74 16 06 PINES LAKE DAM PINES LAKE ASSOCIATI POINT VIEW RESERVOIR 02030103 40 58 18 8590 10450 ------1964 SR HAYCOCK BROOK 74 15 24 POINT VIEW DAM PASSAIC VALLEY WTR C

ROUND VALLEY RESERVOIR 02030105 40 36 48 50000 193000 2350 5.70 1961 SR PRESCOTT BROOK 74 50 24 ROUND VALLEY SOUTH DAM NJDEP DIV WATER RESO

SPLITROCK RESERVOIR 02030103 40 57 48 9517 13874 566 6.00 1948 S BEAVER BROOK 74 27 36 SPLIT ROCK POND DAM CITY OF JERSEY CITY i ' 0 SPRUCE RUN RESERVOIR 02030105 40 38 48 29840 33670 1290 41.30 1964 OS SPRUCE RUN AND MULHOCKAWAY CR 74 54 48 SPRUCE RUN DAM NJ WATER SUPPLY AUTH

SWIMMING RIVER RESERVOIR 02030104 40 19 06 8000 14300 800 49.20 1901 S SWIMMING RIVER 74 or TFF SWIMMING RIVER RESERVOIR DAM MONMOUTH CONS. WATER

UNION LAKE 02040006 39 24 06 11600 25800 825 218.00 1850 R MAURICE RIVER 75 03 18 UNION LAKE DAM WAWA MANUFACTURING C

WANAQUE RESERVOIR 02030103 41 02 33 106100 109300 2310 91.00 1928 S WANAQUE RIVER OFFSTREAM 74 17 30 RAYMOND DAM NORTH JERSEY DIST WS

YARDS CREEK RESERVIOR 02040105 40 59 54 5403 6000 --- 1965 H YARDS CREEK 75 01 48 LOWER RESERVIOR DAM NJ CENTRAL P+L NEW MEXICO ABIQUIU RESERVOIR 13020102 36 14 24 200000 1364400 4806 2146.00 1963 CDR RIO CHAMA 106 25 44 ABIQUIU DAM DAEN SWA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation, 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (souare Dieted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

BLUEWATER LAKE 13020207 35 18 31 38500 52775 1746 201 .00 1927 IR BLUEWATER CREEK 108 06 40 BLUEWATER DAM BLUEWATER-TOLTEC IRR

CABALLO RESERVOIR 13030101 32 53 47 172794 345100 11613 30700.00 1938 ICR RIO GRANDE RIVER 107 17 30 CABALLO DOI BOR

COCHITI LAKE 13020201 35 37 01 50000 722000 10690 257.00 1973 CIRD RIO GRANDE + SANTA FE 106 18 56 COCHITI DAEN SWA

CONCHAS LAKE 1 1080003 35 24 12 330124 709119 9594 7409.00 1939 CIR CANADIAN RIVER 104 1 1 24 CONCHAS DAM DAEN SWA 00 COSTILLA RESERVOIR 13020101 36 52 32 10882 15739 409 55.00 1920 IR RIO COSTILLA 105 16 45 COSTILLA RESERVOIR RIO COST COOP STOCK

EAGLE NEST RESERVOIR 1 1080002 36 31 53 79120 99900 2426 167.00 1918 IR CIMARRON CREEK 105 13 44 EAGLE NEST CHAS SPRINGER CATTLE

EL VADO RESERVOIR 13020102 36 35 39 27030 219580 3230 873.00 1935 IRS RIO CHAMA 106 44 00 EL VADO DOI BOR

ELEPHANT BUTTE RESERVOIR 1303021 1 33 09 15 2110298 2377462 36584 29445.00 1916 IHR RIO GRANDE OFFSTREAM 107 1 1 28 ELEPHANT BUTTE DOI BOR

GALISTEO RESERVOIR 13020201 35 27 44 152600 596.00 1970 CD GALISTEO CREEK 106 12 30 GALISTEO DAM DAEN SWA

HERON RESERVOIR 13020102 36 39 56 401317 429646 5905 112.00 1970 ISRO WILLOW CREEK 106 42 13 HERON DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 og i c Lat i tude Capaci ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres ) (square pl eted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds ) JEMEZ CANYON RESERVOIR 13020202 35 23 42 2000 176200 2895 1034.00 1953 CD JEMEZ RIVER 106 32 48 JEMEZ CANYON DAM DAEN SWA LA JARA LAKE 14080101 36 44 24 5400 5400 1900 IR TR LA JARA CREEK 107 00 00 LA JARA LAKE DOI BIA LAKE MCMILLAN 13060011 32 35 42 27300 33616 5060 16990.00 1893 I PECOS RIVER 104 20 49 MCMILLAN CARLSBAD IRR DIST. LAKE SUMNER 13060001 34 36 30 51418 237820 4570 4390.00 1937 I PECOS RIVER 104 23 04 SUMNER DOI BOR 00 Ni MORGAN LAKE 14080105 36 41 36 36550 42050 1269 1960 00 OFFSTREAM SAN JUAN RIVER 108 29 06 MORGAN DAM ARIZONA PUB SERV CO TJAVAJTT KhSbKVOlK 470B6QO 4986200 05630_____3230,00 1963 IRCO SAN JUAN RIVER 107 36 31 NAVAJO DOI BOR RED LAKE 15020006 35 55 00 1 1340 15800 908 250.00 1935 IR BLACK CREEK TOHDILDONIH WASH 109 02 18 RED LAKE NAVAJO TRIBE RED LAKE 11080004 35 57 00 5070 6510 477 1950 S OFFSTREAM MORA RIVER 105 12 30 RED LAKE LA CUEVA DAM NO 2 SALMAN RANCH CO SANTA ROSA 13060001 35 01 47 447100 726600 1980 CI PECOS RIVER 104 41 30 SANTA ROSA DAEN SWA STONE LAKE 13020102 36 43 00 8870 9087 1965 R BOULDER CREEK 106 52 00 STONE LAKE DOI BIA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degre< 3S , mi 1 es) mi nut «35 , secon

STUBBLEFIELD RESERVOIR 11080001 36 34 00 12295 16170 1250 1955 ICO OFFSTREAM VERMEJO RIVER 104 40 00 STUBBLEFIELD VERMEJO CONSV. DIST.

TWO RIVER RESERVOIR 13060008 33 17 54 --- 264000 4806 1027.00 1963 CC RIO HONDO(A)ROCKY ARYO(ROCKY) 104 43 18 TWO RIVERS RES (DIAMOND A+ROCKY DAMS DAEN SWA

UTE RESERVOIR 11080006 35 21 38 246600 470000 4150 11140.00 1963 RO CANADIAN RIVER 103 26 38 UTE DAM NM INSTATE STREAM CO h- ' J* NEW YORK 02030101 41 21 30 43500 49760 incoi uo-t ii £*Qoy . nnuu iQini y i u oc WEST BRANCH OF CROTON 73 39 54 CROTON FALLS DAM CITY OF NEW YORK

- 02020003 *+OA1 17 30 6200 10100 11 QS? 11 o*3 \Jn HUDSON RIVER 73 40 00 FEEDER DAM AT GLENS FALLS DOT

A-* o 1 *7 c o 1 *3 Q nn 1 Q n Q MU 04140201 *TO 09 00 34100 35000 ^ i / D oiuo.uu i y uo NPI SENECA RIVER 76 20 00 LOCK 24, ERIE CANAL NYS DOT

02020003 *+oA*% 1 Da 24 5800 9300 _ _ 1iy^o Q O O nLJ HUDSON RIVER 73 43 12 SHERMAN ISLAND DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER

02020004 42 47 06 25100 33500 1047 3456.00 1913 HNR MOHAWK RIVER 73 51 12 VISCHER FERRY DAM DOT Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

ALCOVE RESERVOIR 02020006 42 28 06 37000 47600 1400 33.00 1929 S HANNACROIS CREEK 73 55 54 ALCOVE DAM CITY OF ALBANY

AMAWALK RESERVOIR 02030101 41 17 18 20500 23170 606 19.00 1897 S MUSCOOT RIVER 73 45 18 AMAWALK DAM CITY OF NEW YORK

ARKPORT RESERVOIR 02050104 ------7950 10800 1939 C ^MI'IW^ML^t.f^rANATADFA V*TRFFK l_ ^ r\ ARKPORT DAM DAEN-BALTIMORE

ASHOKAN RESERVOIR 02020006 41 56 18 392400 512500 7920 256.00 1916 S ESOPUS CREEK 74 13 12 ASHOKAN DAM NEW YORK CITY

BLAKE FALLS RESERVOIR 04150305 44 30 12 32900 37800 1957 H RAQUETTE 74 44 48 BLAKE FALLS DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER

A r> 0*7 1 D BLENHEIM GILDOA LOWER RESCr &2O200GS -*+-£. £. r l \J 8600 1 5500 500 --_ 1973 SCHOHARIE CREEK 74 27 24 BLENHEIM-GILBOA LOWER RESERVOIR DAM POWER AUTH-STATE OF

BLENHEIM-GILBOA UPPER RESE 02020005 42 26 48 15000 18500 1973 H OFFSTREAM-SCHOHARIE CREEK 74 26 18 BLENHEIM-GILBOA UPPER RESERVOIR DAM POWER AUTH-STATE OF

BOG BROOK RESERVOIR 02030101 41 24 18 13500 17130 399 4.00 1893 S TR-EAST BRANCH CROTON RIVER 73 35 24 BOG BROOK DAM NO. 1 CITY OF NEW YORK

BOYD'S CORNER RESERVOIR 02030101 41 27 06 8350 13300 297 23.00 1872 S WEST BRANCH CROTON RIVER 73 44 18 BOYD'S CORNER DAM CITY OF NEW YORK

BRANT LAKE 02020001 , 43 40 36 29875 37075 14900 - 1908 R TR-SCHROON RIVER 73 44 12 BRANT LAKE UPPER DAM TOWN OF HORICON Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes. seconds)

CANADA LAKE 02020004 43 08 29 6244 1 100 42.00 1923 H SPRITE CREEK 74 35 37 STEWARTS LANDING DAM NEW YORK STATE ENCON

CANADARAGO LAKE 02050101 42 47 24 5775 1958 65.00 1963 R OAKS CREEK 75 00 51 CANADARAGO LAKE DAM CANADARAGO LAKE ASSO

CANNONSVILLE RESERVOIR 02040101 42 03 48 300999 450000 4800 454.00 1964 S WEST BRANCH DELAWARE RIVER 75 22 42 CANNONSVILLE DAM CITY OF NEW YORK

CARRY FALLS RESERVOIR 04150305 44 26 54 54180 59220 1370 873.00 1950 H RAQUETTE RIVER 74 45 12 CARRY FALLS DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER 00 CAVUGA LAKE 04140201 42 56 51 528000 42500 1564.00 1912 N SENECA RIVER 76 44 19 MUD LOCK C&S CANAL DAM NEW YORK STATE DOT

CHAUTAUQUA LAKE 05010002 42 05 36 50000 441000 13376 189.00 1979 0 CHADAKOIN RIVER 79 14 36 CHAUTAUQUA LAKE OUTLET NEW YORK STATE

CHAZY LAKE 02010006 44 46 18 81700 90000 1802 22.00 1925 RS GREAT CHAZY RIVER 73 48 30 CHAZY LAKE DAM TOWN OF DANNEMORA

COLONIE RESERVOIR 02020004 42 48 23 5500 8100 1954 S STONY CREEK 73 49 01 COLONIE DAM TOWN OF COLONIE

CRANBERRY LAKE 04150302 44 13 12 57392 57400 6976 144.00 1917 SHR OSWEGATCHIE RIVER 74 50 55 CRANBERRY LAKE DAM RESERVOIR COMMISSION

CROSS RIVER RESERVOIR 02030101 41 15 54 32000 39700 769 30.00 1908 S CROSS RIVER 73 39 54 CROSS RIVER DAM NEW YORK CITY Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoi r Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ------area area corn- Name of dam 1 ong i t ude Normal Maximum (acres') (sauare pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nut es , seconds )

CUBA LAKE 05010001 42 14 1 1 8215 16498 465 --- 1919 R OIL CREEK 78 18 27 CUBA LAKE DAM NEW YORK STATE PARKS

DELTA RESERVOIR 02050004 43 16 24 63000 87500 2750 145.00 1912 S MOHAWK 75 25 18 DELTA DAM NEW YORK STATE

DERUYTER RESERVOIR 04140202 42 49 36 11890 16200 556 1863 OR LIMESTONE CREEK 75 54 06 DERUYTER DAM DOT

EAST BRANCH RESERVOIR 02030101 41 23 48 16100 19000 557 81.00 1892 S EAST BRANCH OF CROTQN RIVER 73 35 30 SODOM DAM NEW YORK CITY I ! EAST SIDNEY LAKE 02050101 42 19 30 4690 58350 1100 102.00 1950 CR OULEOUT CREEK 75 13 24 EAST SIDNEY DAEN NAB

EATON RESERVOIR O205O102 42 51 48 5714 10000 - 1893 SR EATON BROOK 75 41 18 EATON BROOK RESERVOIR DAM EATON WATER WORKS

EFFLEY FALLS POND 04150101 43 55 24 5348 5348 340 1903 H BEAVER RIVER 75 16 42 EFFLEY FALLS DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK

FRANKLIN FALLS POND 02010006 44 26 18 6260 7310 435 1911 HR SARANAC RIVER 73 58 30 FRANKLIN FALLS DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER

GOODYEAR LAKE 02050101 42 30 18 7800 10300 520 1908 RH SUSQUEHANNA 74 59 06 COLLIERSVILLE DAM NYS ELECTRIC AND GAS

GREAT SACANDAGA LAKE 02020002 43 19 10 786730 1360000 26700 1044.00 1928 HR SACANDAGA RIVER 73 55 26 CONKLINGVILLE DAM HUDSON-BLACK REGULA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes , seconds)

HEMLOCK LAKE 04130003 42 46 39 22356 41101 1856 46.00 1926 S SPRINGWATER CREEK 77 37 00 HEMLOCK LAKE DAM ROCHESTER

HIGLEY FALLS RESERVOIR 04150305 44 31 48 12840 13960 700 937.00 1920 H RAQUETTE RIVER 74 56 00 HIGLEV FALLS POWER DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER

HINCKLEY RESERVOIR 02020004 43 18 43 92000 139000 3270 373.00 1914 S WEST CANADA CREEK 75 06 30 HINCKLEY DAM NYS DEPT TRANSPORTAT

INDIAN LAKE 02020001 43 45 18 67000 97100 5035 131.00 1898 R INDIAN RIVER 74 16 36 INDIAN LAKE STONE DAM INDIAN RIVER COMPANY

00 KENSICO RESERVOIR 02030102 41 04 24 93780 116560 2218 12.80 1916 SC BRONX RIVER 73 46 00 KENSICO DAM CITY OF NEW YORK

KEUKA LAKE 04140201 42 39 22 80500 200750 11155 182.00 1880 0 KEUKA LAKE OUTLET 77 03 40 KEUKA LAKE CONTROL DAM VILLAGE OF PENN YAN

KUSHAQUA LAKE 02010006 44 31 42 8953 8953 377 1948 HRS NORTH BRANCH SARANAC RIVER 74 06 12 KUSHAQUA LAKE OUTLET DAM NEW YORK ELEC & GAS

LAKE DEFOREST 02030103 41 06 24 17250 36362 1016 27.00 1956 S HACKENSACK RIVER 73 58 00 LAKE DE FOREST DAM SPRING VALLEY WATERW

LAKE FLOWER 02010006 44 17 24 6200 14000 1360 1937 HR SARANAC RIVER 74 07 48 LAKE FLOWER DAM VILLAGE OF SARANAC L

LAKE GEORGE 02010001 43 50 36 58000 2279000 44 262.00 1903 NR TICONDEROGA RIVER 73 25 54 LAKE GEORGE OUTLET DAM NYS DEPT ENV CONS Table 3. --Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of st rearr un i t and area area com- Name of Oa 1 ongi 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< 35 , mi 1 es ) mi nut < 3S , seconcJs) LAKE PLACID 02010004 44 18 18 5610 7850 280 1904 R OUTLET BROOK 73 59 42 SHORE OWNERS DAM SHORE OWNERS ASSOCIA LAKE ST LAWRENCE 04150301 44 59 42 750000 797000 --- 1958 HNCR ST LAWRENCE RIVER 74 51 54 LONG SAULT DAM NEW YORK ST POWER AU

LAKE TIORATI 02030101 41 15 42 5100 6000 285 --- 1915 R TIORATI BROOK 74 05 1 2 LAKE TIORATI DAM PALISADES PARK COMM

LAKE WASHINGTON 02020008 41 29 36 6600 7371 175 --- 1902 S SILVER STREAM 74 04 00 LAKE WASHINGTON DAM CITY OF NEWBURGH > ' g£ LEWISTON 04120104 43 08 36 60000 60000 ------1960 H NIAGARA RIVER 79 01 18 LEWISTON PUMP GENERATING PLANT POWER AUTH STATE OF

LOON LAKE 02020001 43 39 42 6580 8965 602 1941 R f* LJ C g T B P f P C-K-& er r\ LMti 1 CK l,KCCI*v Ta &U £04 * LOON LAKE DAM TOWN OF CHESTER

LOWS LAKE 04150305 44 06 54 14800 21500 1903 ROS BOG RIVER 74 37 30 LOWS LAKE DAM BOY SCOUTS-SUFFOLK C

MIDDLE BRANCH RESERVOIR 02030101 41 23 24 12300 16150 428 22.00 1878 S MIDDLE BRANCH CROTON 73 39 00 MIDDLE BRANCH DAM CITY OF NEW YORK

MILL POND 02050105 42 22 12 60000 74000 1950 H MUD CREEK 77 06 36 BRADFORD DAM NYS ELEC AND GAS COR

MOHAWK RIVER-BARGE CANAL 02020004 42 48 18 49900 67900 1912 NHR MOHAWK RIVER 73 43 12 CRESCENT DAM WATERWAY MAINTENANCE Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______3 P 6 3 3 P 6 3 com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres ) ( square p 1 eted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

MOSHIER RESERVOIR 04150101 43 53 12 8870 10140 340 ___ 1928 H BEAVER RIVER 75 06 30 MOSHIER DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER

MOUNT MORRIS RESERVOIR 04130002 42 44 00 4660 33740 3680 1080.00 1952 H GENESEE RIVER 77 54 24 MOUNT MORRIS DAM DAEN NCB

MUSCOOT RESERVOIR 02030101 41 15 48 10750 15000 1 166 316.00 1906 S CROTON RIVER 73 42 36 MUSCOUT DAM CITY OF NEW YORK

NEVERSINK RESERVOIR 02040104 41 49 30 112000 142000 1500 92.00 1953 S NEVERSINK RIVER 74 38 24 NEVERSINK RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF NEW YORK

00 NEW CROTON RESERVOIR 02030101 41 13 39 72900 96000 2259 375.00 1906 S CROTON RIVER 73 51 18 NEW CROTON RESERVOIR DAM NEW YORK CITY

NORTH LAKE 04150101 43 31 18 5480 6190 396 31.00 1850 S TR-BLACK RIVER 74 56 54 NORTH LAKE SPILLWAY DAM STATE OF NEW YORK

OLD FORGE RESERVOIR 04150101 43 42 42 20890 22610 3150 52.00 1905 CR MIDDLE BRANCH MOOSE RIVER 74 58 06 OLD FORGE RESERVOIR DAM STATE OF NEW YORK

ONEIDA LAKE 04140202 255360 255360 1909 N ONEIDA RIVER CAUGHDENOY DAM NYS DOT WATERWAYS

OSWEGO RIVER 04140203 43 13 42 5500 5830 5100.00 1914 NHR OSWEGO RIVER 76 18 06 PHOENIX DAM-LOCK 1 DOT

OTISCO LAKE 04140201 42 54 18 26067 17000 2291 --- 1956 SR NINE MILE CREEK 76 18 48 OTISCO LAKE DAM ONONDAGA CO WATER AU Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lati ti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owne r (degre<5S , miles) mi nut<35 , seconcds)

OTSEGO LAKE 02050101 42 41 40 20440 39800 3987 75.00 1901 R SUSQUEHANNA RIVER 74 55 18 OTSEGO LAKE DAM VILLAGE OF COOPERSTO

OWASCO LAKE 04140201 42 55 12 17712 64233 6592 205.00 1972 0 OWASCO OUTLET 76 32 54 OWASCO LAKE OUTLET DAM AUBURN

PECK LAKE 02020004 43 06 06 23170 27250 1400 12.00 1911 HR PECK CREEK 74 26 00 PECK LAKE DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER

PEPACTON RESERVOIR 02040102 42 04 39 460000 609740 6400 371.00 1954 S EAST BRANCH DELAWARE RIVER 74 58 00 DOWNSVILLE DAM CITY OF NEW YORK H- O PISECO LAKE 02020002 43 23 12 5696 5696 2848 1888 R PISECO OUTLET 74 32 42 PISECO LAKE OUTLET DAM INTERNATIONAL PAPER

RATNRnw FAI 1 S RFSFRVOTR 04 1 50305 44 31 00 23300 25800 715 1956 H RAQUETTE RIVER 74 49 18 RAINBOW FALLS DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER

RAQUETTE POND 04150305 44 14 00 19600 36400 5340 1934 RO RAQUETTE RIVER 74 31 48 SETTING POLE RAPIDS DAM TOWN OF ALTAMONT

RIO RESERVOIR 02040104 41 28 48 13110 18900 582 1925 H MONGAUP RIVER 74 45 24 RIO DAM SEE REMARKS

ROUNDOUT RESERVOIR 02020007 41 48 00 154000 165000 2100 95.00 1945 S ROUNDOUT CREEK 74 25 30 MERRIMAN DAM CITY OF NEW YORK

RUSHFORD LAKE 04130002 42 22 48 25400 27000 1000 577.00 1927 H CANEADA CREEK 78 1 1 00 CANEADA DAM ROCHESTER GAS AND EL Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______3P63 SI P 6 Si com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres') (square pl eted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nut es , seconds )

SALMON RIVER RESERVOIR 04140102 43 32 42 51650 69000 3379 1914 HR SALMON RIVER 75 55 10 SALMON RIVER DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK

SCHOHARIE RESERVOIR 02020005 42 23 24 67500 67500 1145 314.00 1926 S SCHOHARIE CREEK 74 27 12 GILBOA DIKE CITY OF NEW YORK

1 Q 1 Q SENECA FALLS 04140201 -- -- 5500 6000 1 *7 1 O HN CCMPTA DTUPD SENECA FALLS DAM NYS DOT WATERWAYS

SENECA LAKE 04140201 42 54 05 107456 107456 42688 704.00 1915 HN SENECA CANAL 76 51 51 WATERLOO DOT&NYS GAS&ELECTRIC

SIXTH LAKE 04150101 43 44 42 6657 10500 736 17.00 1920 RS MIDDLE BRANCH MOOSE RIVER 74 47 00 SIXTH LAKE DAM STATE OF NEW YORK

SKANEATELES LAKE 04140201 42 56 42 84500 1 10000 8832 72.70 1890 SR SKANEATELES CREEK 76 25 48 SKANEATELES LAKE DAM CITY OF SYRACUSE

SLEEPY HOLLOW LAKE 02020006 42 16 48 8400 12500 324 1972 RS MURDERERS CREEK 73 48 18 SLEEPY HOLLOW DAM SLEEPY HOLLOW HOLDIN

SOFT MAPLE RESERVOIR 04150101 43 55 00 12650 13950 420 1924 H BEAVER RIVER 75 13 30 SOFT MAPLE DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER

STARK FALLS RESERVOIR 04150305 44 27 12 8190 9830 861 1957 H RAQUETTE RIVER 74 45 42 STARK FALLS DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK PWR C

STEWARTS BRIDGE RESERVOIR 02020002 43 17 48 17480 19360 1055.00 1951 HC SACANDAGA RIVER 73 53 12 STEWARTS BRIDGE DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control;,D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare Dieted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nut es , seconds)

STILLWATER RESERVOIR 04140101 43 54 00 103300 103300 6700 172.00 1924 CS BEAVER RIVER 75 03 07 STILLWATER RESERVOIR DAM STATE OF NEW YORK

STURGEON POOL 02020007 41 50 54 8000 8000 212 711.00 1922 H WALLKILL RIVER 74 02 48 STURGEON POOL DAM CENTRAL HUDSON GAS

SWINGING BRIDGE RESERVOIR 02040104 41 34 18 27350 34700 1000 118.00 1929 HR MONGAUP RIVER 74 47 00 SWINGING BRIDGE DAM ORANGE & ROCKLAND UT

TAYLOR POND 02010004 44 29 36 8130 10080 602 11.00 1924 HR BLACK BROOK 73 49 24 TAYLOR POND DAM NEW YORK ELEC & GAS

TITICUS RESERVOIR 02030101 41 19 30 22000 25500 669 24.00 1895 S TITICUS RIVER 73 38 54 TITICUS DAM CITY OF NEW YORK

TOMHANNOCK RESERVOIR 02020003 42 52 06 35900 56600 1470 67.00 1905 SR TOMHANNOCK CREEK 73 35 12 TOMHANNOCK SPILLWAY CITY OF TROY

TORONTO RES. 02040104 41 37 12 21850 33250 800 23.00 1926 H BLACK LAKE CR. 74 49 54 TORONTO LAKE RES.DAM ORANGE-ROCKLAND UTIL

TUSCARORA LAKE 04140202 6609 10362 1850 NR CHITTENANGO CREEK ERIEVILLE DAM NYS DOT WATERWAYS

TWIN PONDS 04150307 9563 1 1009 1980 R LITTLE SALMON RIVER TWIN PONDS DAM TWIN PONDS ASSOC.

UNION FALLS RES. 02010006 44 30 30 7160 1 1010 1380 1922 HSR SARANAC RIVER 73 54 54 UNION FALLS DAM NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) fsauare pleted Owne r (degre« 35 , mi 1 es ) mi nut «35 , secoruds)

UPPER & LOWER LAKES 04150304 44 34 48 11416 19608 1970 0 INDIAN CREEK 75 18 36 UPPER & LOWER LAKES DAM # 1 DEC

UPPER SARANAC LAKE 02010006 44 15 06 22200 24300 5000 1915 RO SARANAC RIVER 74 17 48 BARTLETT CARRY DAM FRANCIS VARDLEV

WATERVLIET RESERVOIR 02020006 42 42 42 5000 8990 430 168.00 1916 S NORMANS KILL 73 57 36 WATERVLIET RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF WATERVLIET

WEST BRANCH RESERVOIR 02030101 41 24 48 30900 42300 1083 43.00 1895 S CROTON RIVER - WEST BRANCH 73 41 42 CARMEL DAM CITY OF NEW YORK

WHITNEY POINT LAKE 02050102 42 20 30 11200 176000 3350 257.00 1942 CR OTSELIC RIVER 75 57 55 WHITNEY POINT DAM DAEN

WOODHULL LAKE 04150101 43 34 54 8800 11600 333 13.00 1853 SR TR-SAND LAKE 74 59 24 WOODHULL LAKE DAM STATE OF NEW YORK

NORTH CAROLINA 03030005 34 24 15 5000 20000 5225.00 1915 N CAPE FEAR RIVER 78 17 38 LOCK AND DAM #1 DAEN SAW

APALACHIA LAKE 06020202 35 10 04 57800 69000 1123 1018.00 1943 H HIWASSEE RIVER 84 17 49 APALACHIA DAM TVA

B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE 03030002 35 39 17 235400 778075 14000 1689.00 1974 CRSO HAW RIVER 79 04 02 B. EVERETT JORDAN DAM DAEN SAW Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

BADIN LAKE 03040103 35 35 10 378992 454790 5973 4180.00 1917 H YADKIN RIVER 80 05 34 BADIN YADKIN INC

BEAR CR RESERVOIR 06010203 35 14 27 28927 3471 1 476 74.80 1954 H TUCKASEGEE RIVER 83 04 22 BEAR CREEK DAM NANTAHALA POWER. & LI

BELEWS LAKE 03010103 36 15 12 255200 306240 3863 70.00 1972 H BELEWS CREEK 80 03 24 BELEWS CREEK DAM DUKE POWER CO BLEWETT FALLS LAKE 03040104 34 59 18 90000 97000 2500 6830.00 1912 HR PEE DEE RIVER 79 52 48 BLEWETT FALLS LAKE DAM CAROLINA POWER AND L

CANE CREEK LAKE 03050103 34 50 00 5020 6030 345 1974 RS CANE CREEK 80 41 36 CANE CREEK LAKE DAM UNION COUNTY

CHATUGE ^ A K E 06020002 3i 01 06 1 18000 240500 7150 189.00 1942 H HIWASSEE RIVER 83 47 30 CHATUGE DAM TVA CHEOAH LAKE 06010204 35 26 54 35000 351 10 590 1608.00 1919 H LITTLE TENNESSEE RIVER 83 56 12 CHEOAH DAM ALCOA FALLS LAKE 03020201 35 56 00 153700 396780 11300 770.00 1983 CSRO NEUSE RIVER 78 35 00 FALLS OF THE NEUSE DAEN SAW FONTANA LAKE 06010202 35 27 12 497000 1443000 10670 1571.00 1944 H LITTLE TENNESSEE RIVER 83 48 18 FONTANA DAM TVA GASTON LAKE 03010106 36 30 04 515000 515000 22000 8339.00 1962 H ROANOKE RIVER 77 48 43 LAKE GASTON DAM VEPCO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< 3S , miles) mi nut< »S , seconcns) HIGH POINT MUNICIPAL LAKE 03030003 35 59 43 5060 5060 300 61.40 1928 SR DEEP RIVER 79 56 42 HIGH POINT MUNICIPAL DAM CITV OF HIGH POINT

HIGH ROCK LAKE 03040103 35 36 02 321816 386179 15180 4000.00 1927 H VADKIN RIVER 80 14 06 HIGH ROCK LAKE DAM VADKIN INC HIWASSEE LAKE 06020202 35 09 06 128000 434000 6280 968.00 1940 HC HIWASSEE RIVER 84 10 42 HIWASSEE DAM TVA

LAKE ADGER 03050105 35 20 06 13776 16530 517 --- 1925 H GREEN RIVER 82 1 1 12 TURNER SHOALS DAM DUKE POWER CO

LAKE BRANDT 03030002 36 10 20 6750 6750 810 70.00 1920 S REEDY FORK 79 50 20 LAKE BRANDT DAM CITY OF GREENSBORO

LAKE BURLINGTON 03030002 36 10 25 9820 9820 755 44.00 1961 RS STONY CREEK 79 24 53 LAKE CAMMACK DAM (STONY CREEK DAM) CITY OF BURLINGTON

LAKE BUTNER 03020201 36 10 04 10560 12672 330 1965 R KNAP OF REEDS CREEK 78 46 25 LAKE BUTNER WATER SUPPLY DAM JOHN UMSTED HOSPITAL

LAKE CEDAR CLIFF 06010203 35 15 12 6350 6350 121 80.30 1952 H TUCKASEGEE RIVER 83 05 58 CEDAR CLIFF DAM NANTAHALA POWER & LI

LAKE HICKORY 03050101 35 49 28 305700 366840 4110 1310.00 1928 H CATAWBA RIVER 81 1 1 28 OXFORD DAM DUKE POWER

LAKE HYCO 03010104 36 30 28 66600 75480 3750 189.00 1963 SR HVCO RIVER 79 02 48 LAKE HVCO DAM CAROLINA POWER AND L Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latittjde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi t (jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degrei = s , miles) mi nut ( 3S , seconcds)

LAKE JAMES 03050101 35 44 36 220985 288840 6500 380.00 1919 H CATAWBA RIVER 81 50 28 BRIDGEWATER DAM DUKE POWER COMPANY

LAKE JAMES 03050101 35 44 00 221000 288840 6500 1919 C CATAWBA RIVER 81 53 24 LAKE JAMES DAM (CATAWBA DAM) DUKE POWER COMPANY

LAKE JAMES 03050101 35 44 00 220985 288840 6510 380.00 1919 C CATAWBA RIVER 81 50 54 PADDYS CREEK DAM DUKE POWER COMPANY

LAKE JUNALUSKA 06010106 35 31 38 6755 7720 200 63.60 1913 R RICHLAND CREEK 82 57 48 LAKE JUNALUSKA DAM LAKE JUNALUSKA ASSEM

LAKE LOOKOUT 03050101 35 45 57 31200 37440 1270 1450.00 1915 H CATAWBA 81 05 36 LOOKOUT SHOALS DAM DUKE POWER

LAKE_ LLIB_E 03050105 35 25 30 64200 77040 1500 1927 RH ROCKY BROAD RIVER 82 1 1 00 LAKE LURE DAM TOWN OF LAKE LURE

LAKE MICHIE 03020201 36 09 02 12400 14190 550 170.00 1926 SH FLAT RIVER 78 49 49 LAKE MICHIE DAM CITY OF DURHAM

LAKE NORMAN 03050101 35 26 05 910358 1092429 32510 1790.00 1963 HR CATAWBA RIVER 80 57 28 COWANS FORD DAM DUKE POWER CO LAKE SUMMIT 03050105 35 14 00 13200 15840 324 42.00 1920 H GREEN RIVER 82 24 00 LAKE SUMMIT DAM DUKE PWR CO LAKF SURF 03030004 35 12 54 6400 10000 1973 R CRANE CREEK 79 11 06 LAKE SURF DAM LAKE SURF INC Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

LAKE TILLERY 03040104 35 12 24 147280 176736 5000 4600.00 1928 H PEE DEE RIVER 80 03 57 NORWOOD DAM CAROLINA POWER AND L

LAKE TOM-A-LEX 03040103 35 51 54 6522 16400 786 71.00 1957 SR ABBOTTS CREEK 80 1 1 41 LAKE TOM-A-LEX DAM THOMASVILLE & LEXING

LAKE TOWNSEND 03030002 36 1 1 25 19468 23362 1500 105.00 1969 S REEDY FORK 79 43 57 TOWNSEND DAM CITY OF GREENSBORO

LAKE TOXAWAY 03060101 35 07 27 30540 32830 --- 7.79 1961 R TOXAWAY RIVER 82 55 56 TOXAWAY LOWER DAM LAKE TOXAWAY CORP

LAKE WHEELER 03020201 35 41 30 7200 10800 540 38.00 1956 SR SWIFT CREEK 78 41 31 LAKE WHEELER DAM CITY OF RALEIGH

LEDBETTER POND 03040201 34 59 00 5000 8100 500 1880 RS HITCHCOCK CREEK 79 42 48 LEDBETTER LAKE DAM LEDBETTER MFC CO

MAYO LAKE 03010104 36 32 15 85000 87950 2800 52.20 1980 0 MAYO CREEK 78 52 30 MAYO LAKE CAROLINA P&L

MOSS LAKE (BUFFALO CREEK R 03050105 35 16 38 44400 53280 1973 S BUFFALO CREEK 81 27 10 MOSS DAM (BUFFALO CREEK RESERVOIR) CITY OF KINGS MOUNTA

MOUNTAIN ISLAND RESERVOIR 03050101 35 20 03 1 16460 139752 3235 1860.00 1923 H CATAWBA RIVER 80 59 12 MOUNTAIN ISLAND RESERVOIR DAM DUKE POWER CO

NANTAHALA LAKE 06010202 35 1 1 56 1 15600 137260 1605 91.00 1942 H NANTAHALA RIVER 83 39 06 NANTAHALA DAM NANTAHALA POWER & LI Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or smal1 farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1og i c Lat itude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degrees, mi 1es ) minutes, seconds) NORTH FORK-BURNETT LAKE R 06010105 35 39 44 17600 21700 372 22.00 1954 S NORTH FORK SWANNANOA RIVER 82 20 43 NORTH FORK DAM CITY OF ASHEVILLE OAK HOLLOW LAKE 03030003 36 00 42 10000 24500 800 32.00 1971 RS WEST FORK DEEP RIVER 79 59 12 OAK HOLLOW DAM CITY OF HIGH POINT RHODHISS LAKE 03050101 35 46 54 23000 73200 3515 1090.00 1925 H CALDWELL RIVER 81 26 42 RHODHISS DAM DUKE POWER COMPANY RICHLAND LAKE 03030002 36 09 30 5400 6480 350 1943 S RICHLAND CREEK 79 47 48 LAKE JEANETTE DAM CONE MILLS VO ROANOKE RAPIDS LAKE 03010106 36 29 10 18032 80700 4900 8395.00 1956 H 00 ROANOKE RIVER 77 39 31 ROANOKE RAPIDS LAKE DAM VEPCO ROCKY MOUNT RESERVOIR 03020101 35 53 54 1 1200 13440 800 1971 SR TAR RTVER 53 0 TAR RIVER DAM CITY OF ROCKY MOUNT ROXBORO AFTERBAY 03010104 36 31 51 12000 12000 196.00 1974 0 HYCO RIVER 78 59 50 ROXBORO AFTERBAY DAM CAROLINA POWER AND L SALEM LAKE 03040101 36 05 45 6160 7392 400 1921 S SALEM CREEK 80 11 32 SALEM LAKE DAM CITY OF WINSTON-SALE SANTEETLAH LAKE 06010204 35 22 38 156000 156000 2863 176.00 1928 H CHEOAH RIVER 83 52 33 SANTEETLAH DAM ALCOA INC SHEARON HARRIS MAIN RES. 03030004 35 34 00 72000 72000 4150 71.00 1981 0 BUCKHORN CREEK 78 57 55 SHEARON HARRIS MAIN CAROLINA P&L Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds)

THORPE RES 06010203 35 11 46 59000 70410 1462 37.00 1941 H WEST FORK TUCKASEGEE RIVER 83 09 09 THORPE NO 1 DAM NANTAHALA POWER & LI

TUCKERTOWN LAKE 03040103 35 29 03 42530 42530 2529 4120.00 1962 H YADKIN RIVER 80 10 30 TUCKERTOWN LAKE DAM YADKIN INC

W CLYDE LUCAS LAKE 03040103 35 44 06 5700 6840 1947 SR BACK CREEK 79 52 42 CLYDE LUCAS LAKE DAM CITY OF ASHEBORO

W KERR SCOTT RESERVOIR 03040101 36 08 04 41000 153000 3980 350.00 1963 C YADKIN RIVER 81 13 30 W. KERR SCOTT DAM DAEN SAW

WATERVILLE LAKE 06010106 35 41 42 25000 25390 340 455.00 1929 H PIGEON RIVER 83 03 02 WATERVILLE CAROLINA POWER & LIG

WOLF CREEK LAKE 06010203 35 13 18 10060 10060 176 15.20 1955 H WOLF CREEK 83 00 00 WOLF CREEK DAM NANTHALA POWER & LIG

NORTH DAKOTA 10130101 47 03 42 5000 10000 146.00 1967 0 SQUARE BUTTE CREEK 101 11 48 NELSON LAKE DAM MINNKOTA POWER CO

10160002 46 57 42 9870 183730 870 700.00 1974 CR PIPESTEM CREEK 98 45 00 PIPESTEM DAM DAEN MRO

ARDOCH LAKE 09020308 48 15 00 5347 5347 740.00 1937 0 FOREST RIVER 97 17 30 ARDOCH LAKE DAM DOI FWS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lati ti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrei3S , miles) mi nut< 3S , secontis) ARROWWOOD LAKE 10160001 47 15 42 8450 8450 1600 12.00 1937 0 JAMES RIVER 98 51 00 ARROWWOOD DAM DOI FWS

BALDHILL RESERVOIR 09020203 47 02 12 70700 116500 --- 1952 CSR SHEYENNE RIVER 98 04 48 BALDHILL DAEN NCS

BOWMAN-HALEY LAKE 10130301 45 58 54 15500 167560 1740 446.00 1970 CSR NORTH FORK GRAND RIVER 103 14 48 BOWMAN HALEY DAEN MRO

E A PATTERSON LAKE 10130202 46 52 12 10200 28200 867 400.00 1950 SIR HEART RIVER 102 49 36 DICKINSON DOI BOR Ni 2 GREEN LAKE 10130106 46 12 00 5760 8640 1973 R GREEN LAKE 99 28 18 GREEN LAKE OUTLET CONTROL CITY OF WISHEK

JAMESTOWN RESERVOIR 10160001 46 55 50 35500 380000 13200 1245.00 1953 ICSR OQ JAMES RJLVm && 42 & O JAMESTOWN DOI BOR JIM LAKE 10160001 47 10 00 5350 5350 1889 1937 0 JAMES RIVER 98 47 00 JIM DAM DOI FWS

LAC AUX MORTES 09020201 48 19 30 9220 9220 3420 704.00 1942 0 LAKE ALICE 99 08 12 LAC AUX MORTES DOI FWS

LAKE DARLING 09010001 48 30 00 112100 227400 8000 10100.00 1935 0 SOURIS 101 40 00 DAM 83 LAKE DARLING DOI FWS

LAKE ILO 10130201 47 21 00 7130 15237 1308 1937 0 SPRING CREEK 102 38 24 DUNN CENTER DOI FWS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre* 2S , miles) mi nut« 2S , seconcis)

LAKE LAMOURE 10160003 46 17 54 8076 11100 1972 R COTTONWOOD CREEK 98 16 06 COTTONWOOD CREEK DAM LAMOURE COUNTY WMD

LAKE METIGOSHE 09010004 48 58 36 9120 11400 1600 59.00 1961 R SOURIS RIVER 100 21 24 LAKE METIGOSHE BOTTINEAU CO WMD

LAKE SAKAKAWEA 101 10101 47 30 06 18300000 24100000 390000 181000.00 1953 CHINR MISSOURI RIVER 101 25 54 GARRISON DAM DAEN MRO

LAKE TEWAUKAN 09020105 46 01 06 6169 6169 1417 402.00 1965 0 WILD RICE RIVER 97 22 00 NORTH BAY DAM DOI FWS

LAKE TSCHIDA 10130202 46 35 48 75800 430000 3400 1710.00 1949 ICR HEART RIVER 101 48 34 HEART BUTTE DOI BOR

LORDS LAKE 09010004 48 46 36 5253 5253 778 1937 0 WILLOW CREEK 100 12 42 LORDS LAKE DAM DOI FWS

UNIT 320 09010003 48 35 00 11447 43800 3000 1937 0 SOURIS RIVER 100 40 00 DAM 320-J. CLARK SALYER DOI FWS

UNIT 326 09010003 48 37 30 5780 14500 2500 1936 0 SOURIS RIVER 100 43 30 DAM 326-J. CLARK SALYER DOI FWS

UNIT 332 09010003 48 40 12 5371 16200 1936 0 SOURIS RIVER 100 47 18 DAM 332-J. CLARK SALYER DOI FWS

UNIT 341 09010003 48 46 48 5090 7320 1936 0 SOURIS RIVER 100 52 18 DAM 341-J. CLARK SALYER DOI FWS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i t ude Capaci ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area Name of dam 1 ongi t ude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres ) ( square p 1 et ed Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) minutes, seconds ) UNIT 357 09010003 48 59 12 29690 47800 2500 17600.00 1936 0 SOURIS RIVER 100 57 54 DAM 357-J. CLARK SALVER DOI FWS OHIO ACTON LAKE 05080002 39 33 24 7650 19500 625 102.00 1956 R FOUR MILE CREEK 84 44 06 ACTON LAKE STATE OF OHIO ALUM CREEK LAKE 05060001 40 10 36 81700 134800 3387 122.00 1974 CSR ALUM CREEK OF BIG WALNUT CRK. 82 57 24 ALUM CREEK LAKE DAM DAEN ORH APPLE VALLEV LAKE 05040003 40 25 18 1 1900 20700 488 18.55 1971 R LITTLE JELLOWAY CREEK 82 20 36 APPLE VALLEV LAKE DAM ro AMERICAN CENTRAL COR O ro ATWOOD LAKE 05040001 40 31 36 23600 49700 2460 74.00 1937 CRO INDIAN FORK 81 17 06 ATWOOD DAM DAEN ORH BEACH CITV LAKE______40 3B 12 1700 71700 6150300.00 1937 CRO SUGAR CREEK 81 33 24 BEACH CITY DAM DAEN ORH BERLIN LAKE 05030103 41 02 48 58310 133000 5500 249.00 1943 CRSO MAHONING RIVER 81 00 12 BERLIN DAM DAEN ORP BOLIVAR RES. 05040001 40 39 30 149600 6500 502.00 1938 C SANDY CREEK 81 25 48 BOLIVAR DAM DAEN ORH

BRESLER UPGROUND RESERVOIR 04100007 40 44 12 12634 15074 582 1969 SR OTTAWA RIVER - UPGROUND 84 14 00 BRESLER UPGROUND RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF LIMA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

N4me of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

BUCKEYE LAKE 05040006 39 55 42 1 1200 18488 3140 46.00 1825 R TR-SOUTH FORK LICKING RIVER. 82 29 18 BUCKEYE LAKE DAM STATE OF OHIO

BURR OAK RES 05030204 39 32 30 3500 26900 1192 33.00 1951 CRS EAST BR OF SUNDAY CK 82 03 30 TOM JENKINS DAM DAEN ORH

CAESAR CREEK LAKE 05090202 39 29 10 102000 242200 2830 237.00 1976 CR CAESAR CREEK 84 03 38 CAESAR CREEK LAKE DAM DAEN ORL

CHARLES MILL LAKE 05040002 40 44 24 7400 88000 6050 216.00 1936 CRO BLACK FORK 82 21 36 CHARLES MILL DAM DAEN ORH NJ CLARENCE J BROWN RESERVOIR 05080001 39 57 00 36900 63700 2120 82.00 1973 CR BUCK CREEK 83 44 48 CLARENCE J BROWN DAM DAEN ORL

CLEAR FORK RESERVOIR 05040002 40 41 54 10922 24805 977 35.00 1949 SR CLEARFORK MOHICAN RIVER 82 36 24 CLEAR FORK RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF MANSFIELD

CLENDENING LAKE 05040001 40 16 1 2 26500 54000 2620 70.00 1937 CRO BRUSHY FK OF STILLWATER CK 81 16 36 CLENDENING DAM DAEN ORH . COWAN LAKE 05090202 39 23 18 10273 24974 648 51 .00 1948 R COWAN CREEK 83 55 30 COWAN LAKE DAM STATE OF OHIO

DALE WALBORN RESERVOIR 05030103 40 58 24 5366 8355 840 1971 S DEER CREEK 81 10 42 DALE WALBORN RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF ALLIANCE

DEER CREEK LAKE 05060002 39 37 18 6420 102540 1277 277.00 1971 CRO DEERCREEK 83 12 54 DEER CREEK DAM DAEN ORH Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or smal farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lati ti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner ( degre* 3S , miles) mi nut < 35 , seconcJs)

DEFIANCE RESERVOIR 04100007 41 14 18 10800 15000 1240 2329.00 1913 HR AUGLAIZE RIVER 84 24 00 TOLEDO EDISON POWER DAM TOLEDO EDISON CO

DELAWARE LAKE 05060001 40 21 36 5600 132000 8700 381.00 1951 CRSO OLENTANGY RIVER 83 04 12 DELAWARE DAM DAEN ORH

DILLON LAKE 05040006 39 59 30 4400 274000 10285 748.00 1970 CRO LICKING RIVER 82 04 48 DILLON DAM DAEN ORH

DOVER LAKE 05040001 40 33 24 1000 203000 10100 1397.00 1938 C TUSCARAWAS RIVER 81 24 48 DOVER DAM DAEN ORH

ENGLEWOOD RESERVOIR 05080001 39 52 12 413000 7900 650.00 1922 C STILLWATER RIVER 84 17 06 ENGLEWOOD DAM MIAMI CONSERVANCY DI

EVANS LAKE 05030103 40 58 54 8501 14182 580 1 1 .00 1948 SR YELLOW CREEK OUo n o07 / 06 EVANS LAKE DAM OHIO WATER SERVICE C

FERGUSON RESERVOIR 04100007 40 44 18 6940 8209 309 0.50 1958 SR LOST CREEK OFFSTREAM 84 02 36 FERGUSON UPGROUND RESERVOIR CITY OF LIMA

FINDLAY UPGROUND RESERVOIR 04100008 41 00 36 16368 19478 600 1971 SR BLANCHARD RI VER-OFFSTREAM 83 34 18 FINDLAY UPGROUND RESERVOIR NO. 2 CITY OF FINDLAY

GERMANTOWN RESERVOIR 05080002 39 38 18 142000 3600 275.00 1922 C TWIN CREEK 84 24 12 GERMANTOWN DAM MIAMI CONSERVANCY DI

GRAND LAKE ST. MARYS 05120101 40 32 06 107000 204500 13440 114.00 1841 RS BEAVER CREEK 84 34 24 GRAND LAKE ST. MARYS WESTERN EMBANKMT OHIO DEPT OF NAT RES Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use 3P63 3PG3 Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pi eted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds ) HOOVER RESERVOIR 05060001 40 06 00 69437 103835 2825 190.00 1956 SR BIG WALNUT CREEK 82 52 54 HOOVER DAM CITY OF COLUMBUS

HUFFMAN RESERVOIR 05080001 39 47 51 297000 9180 635.00 1922 C MAD RIVER 84 05 26 HUFFMAN DAM MIAMI CONSERVANCY DI INDIAN LAKE 05080001 40 28 00 45900 69900 5800 1860 R GREAT MIAMI RIVER 83 52 30 INDIAN LAKE DAM OHIO DEPT OF NAT RES

JULIAN GRIGGS RESERVOIR 05060001 40 00 54 5070 16412 6134 1044.00 1905 SR SCIOTO RIVER 83 05 36 JULIAN GRIGGS DAM CITY OF COLUMBUS O Ln KILLDEER UPGROUND RESERVOI 04100011 40 42 00 6674 7700 253 0.40 1972 RS TYMOCHTEE CREEK-OFFSTREAM 83 22 48 KILLDEER UPGROUND RESERVOIR STATE OF OHIO LA DUE RESERVOIR 04110002 41 24 24 18100 41300 1500 28.00 1961 SR BRIDGE CREEK 81 11 12 BRIDGE CREEK DAM CITY OF AKRON OHIO LAKE ROCKWELL 04110002 41 11 00 8172 18250 769 207.00 1915 SR CUYAHOGA RIVER 81 19 54 LAKE ROCKWELL DAM CITY OF AKRON LEESVILLE LAKE 05040001 40 28 06 19500 37400 1470 48.00 1937 CRO MCGUIRE CREEK 81 11 42 LEESVILLE DAM DAEN ORH LOCKINGTON RESERVOIR 05080001 40 12 54 126000 4020 261.00 1922 C LORAMIE CREEK 84 14 42 LOCKINGTON DAM MIAMI CONSERVANCY DI MEANDER CREEK RESERVOIR 05030103 41 09 12 35700 57200 2010 85.00 1930 SR MEANDER CREEK 80 46 48 MINERAL RIDGE DAM MAHONING VALLEY SAN Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lati tijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrei ss . mi 1 es ) mi nut i ss , secomds) MICHAEL J KIRWAN RESERVOIR 05030103 41 09 18 56700 124000 2650 273.00 1966 CRSO WEST BRANCH OF THE MAHONING 81 04 48 MICHAEL J KIRWAN DAM AND RESERVOIR DAEN ORP MILTON RES 05030103 41 07 36 27120 46605 1660 276.00 1917 RCS MAHONING RIVER 80 58 42 LAKE MILTON DAM CITY OF YOUNGSTOWN MOGADORE RESERVOIR 041 10002 41 03 30 7000 21000 900 14.00 1938 RSC LITTLE CUYAHOGA RIVER 81 22 48 MOGADORE DAM CITY OF AKRON OHIO MOHAWK RES 05040003 40 21 06 --- 285000 7950 1501.00 1937 C WALHONDING RIVER 82 05 24 MOHAWK DAM DAEN ORH N) MOHICANVILLE RES 05040002 40 43 30 --- 102000 8800 269.00 1937 C LAKE FORK 82 09 12 MOHICANVILLE DAM DAEN ORH MOSQUITO CREEK LAKE 05030102 41 18 00 82400 176000 8900 97.00 1944 CRSO MOSQUITO CREEK truan &\jon MOSQUITO CREEK DAM DAEN ORP MUSKINGUM RIVER LOCK AND D 05040004 39 28 12 5560 5560 425 8029.00 1890 NN MUSKINGUM RIVER 81 29 30 MUSKINGUM RIVER LOCK AND DAM NO. 2 STATE OF OHIO MUSKINGUM RIVER LOCK AND D 05040004 39 31 48 5689 5689 610 7995.00 1890 NN MUSKINGUM RIVER 81 31 00 MUSKINGUM RIVER LOCK AND DAM NO. 3 STATE OF OHIO MUSKINGUM RIVER LOCK AND D 05040004 39 44 00 5257 5257 425 8029.00 1890 RN MUSKINGUM RIVER 81 54 30 MUSKINGUM RIVER LOCK AND DAM NO . 8 STATE OF OHIO NIMISILA RESERVOIR 05040001 40 55 36 9400 17500 811 19.00 1936 SR NIMISILA CREEK 81 19 30 NIMISILA RESERVOIR DAM OHIO DEPT PUBLIC WOR Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds)

O'SHAUGHNESSY RESERVOIR 05060001 40 09 12 16285 40833 829 987.00 1925 SR SCIOTO RIVER 83 07 36 O'SHAUGHNESSY DAM CITY OF COLUMBUS

PAINT CREEK LAKE 05060003 39 15 06 8900 135060 1190 570.00 1973 C PAINT CREEK 83 21 00 PAINT CREEK DAM DAEN ORH

PIEDMOUNT LAKE 05040001 40 11 24 34500 66700 3200 84.00 1937 CRO STILLWATER CREEK 81 12 48 PIEDMONT DAM DAEN ORH

PLEASANT HILL LAKE 05040002 40 37 23 13500 87700 2600 199.00 1938 CRO CLEAR FORK 82 19 30 PLEASANT HILL DAM DAEN ORH

ROAMING ROCK SHORES LAKE 04110004 41 39 18 6091 10594 460 73.50 1967 R ROCK CREEK » 80 50 24 ROAMING ROCK SHORES LAKE DAM DEVELOPMENT SERVICES

ROCKY FORK LAKE 05060003 39 11 06 35299 87050 2000 115.00 1952 R ROCKY FORK 83 26 24 ROCKY FORK LAKE DAM STATE OF OHIO

SALT FORK LAKE 05040005 40 06 18 41 100 70600 2952 159.00 1968 R SALT FORK CREEK 81 33 24 SALT FORK RESERVOIR STATE OF OHIO

SENECAVILLE LAKE 05040005 39 55 36 43500 88500 5170 121.00 1937 CRO SENECA FORK 81 26 42 SENECAVILLE DAM DAEN ORH

TAPPAN LAKE 05040001 40 21 30 35100 61600 3100 71.00 1936 CRO LITTLE STILLWATER CREEK 81 13 36 TAPPAN DAM DAEN ORH

TAYLORSVILLE RESERVOIR 05080001 39 52 30 386000 11000 1155.00 1922 C GREAT MIAMI RIVER 84 09 42 TAYLORSVILLE DAM MIAMI CONSERVANCY DI Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrei ss , miles) mi nuti es , secomds)

WILLARD CITY RESERVOIR 04100012 41 03 24 7087 7628 212 - 1971 SOR WEST BRANCH HURON RIVER 82 39 54 WILLARD CITY UPGROUND RESERVOIR CITY OF WILLARD

WILLIAM A. HARSHA LAKE 05090202 39 01 20 90400 284470 4450 342.00 1973 CR EAST FORK OF LITTLE MIAMI 84 09 08 WILLIAM A. HARSHA LAKE DAM DAEN ORL

WILLS CREEK LAKE 05040005 40 09 24 6000 196000 11450 844.00 1937 CRO WILLS CREEK 81 50 48 WILLS CREEK DAM DAEN ORH

OKLAHOMA ATOKA RESERVOIR ^ 1 1 140103 34 26 06 123000 225000 5900 176.00 1958 S N.BOGGY-CRK. 96 04 54 ATOKA RESERVOIR ££ CITY OF OKLA.CITY O 00 BIRCH LAKE 1T070107 36 32 06 19200 58200 1137 66.00 1977 CSR BIRCH CREEK 96 09 45 BIRCH DAEN SWT

BIXHQMA_ LAKE 11110101 35 53 42 9000 12000 120 1965 SR MOUNTAIN CREEK 95 47 42 BIXHOMA DAM CITY OF BIXBY

BLUESTEM LAKE 11070107 36 41 36 17000 35800 700 44.00 1958 RS MIDDLE BIRD CREEK 96 23 42 BLUESTEM CITY OF PAWHUSKA

BROKEN BOW LAKE 1 1 140108 34 08 35 918800 1602000 14200 754.00 1967 CRHSO MOUNTAIN FORK RIVER 94 41 00 BROKEN BOW ' DAEN SWT

CANTON LAKE 11100301 36 05 03 143900 383800 15500 7600.00 1948 CIS NORTH CANADIAN RIVER 98 36 05 CANTON DAEN SWT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrei 3S , mi 1 e s ) mi nut ( 3S , secon

CARL BLACKWELL LAKE 1 1050003 36 08 06 61500 119040 3087 n.OO 1937 SRC STILLWATER CREEK 97 1 1 30 CARL BLACKWELL OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVR

CHIMNEY ROCK RESERVOIR 1 1070209 36 15 30 48000 61000 780 1968 H CHIMNEY ROCK HOLLOW 95 06 18 CHIMNEY ROCK DAM GRAND RIVER DAM AUTH

CLAREMORE LAKE 1 1070105 36 19 24 7900 20000 431 1930 S DOG CREEK 95 34 48 CLAREMORE CITY OF CLAREMORE ^ COPAN LAKE 1 1070106 36 53 00 43400 338500 4850 --- 1983 CSR LITTLE CANEY RIVER 95 57 54 COPAN LAKE DAEN SWT ro DUNCAN LAKE 1 1 130303 34 31 18 7200 12100 395 1 1 .00 1937 OR FITZPATRICK CREEK 97 48 36 DUNCAN CITY OF DUNCAN

ELMER THOMAS LAKE 1 1 130202 34 43 48 12000 14000 350 7.00 1939 RS LITTLE MEDICINE CREEK 98 30 42 ELMER THOMAS LAKE DOI FWS

EUFAULA LAKE 1 1090204 35 18 25 2330000 3798000 48000 37822.00 1964 CSHN CANADIA'N RIVER 95 21 45 EUFAULA DAEN SWT

FORT COBB 1 1 130302 35 09 30 80010 292390 4070 304.00 1959 SCR COBB CREEK 98 27 40 FORT COBB DOI BOR

FORT GIBSON 1 1070209 35 52 16 365200 1284400 51000 12492.00 1949 HC GRAND RIVER 95 13 43 FORT GIBSON DAEN SWT

FORT SUPPLY 1 1 100203 36 33 14 13900 100700 5500 1494.00 1942 CO WOLF CREEK 99 34 16 FORT SUPPLY DAEN SWT Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre* 35 , mi 1 es ) mi nut< 3S , seconcds) FOSS 1 1 130301 35 32 18 256223 816888 13140 1496.00 1961 SCR WASHITA RIVER 99 10 40 FOSS DOI BOR GREAT SALT PLAINS 1 1060004 36 44 40 31420 271400 27500 3194.00 1941 CO SALT FORK OF ARKANSAS RIVER 98 08 08 GREAT SALT PLAINS DAEN SWT GREENLEAF LAKE 1 1 1 10102 35 36 30 14720 31790 900 81 .00 1934 C GREENLEAF CREEK 95 10 00 GREENLEAF LAKE DOD USA HENRVETTA LAKE 1 1 100303 35 25 06 6660 11550 616 23.00 1928 SR WOLF CREEK 95 55 18 HENRVETTA CITY OF HENRYETTA HEYBURN LAKE 1 1050101 35 56 52 6620 55030 4000 123.00 1950 CO POLECAT CREEK 96 17 55 HEVBURN DAEN SWT HOLDENVILLE CITY LAKE 1 1090203 35 01 42 11000 1-J600 415 9.00 1931 SR TR-CANADIAN RIVER 96 22 1 2 HOLDENVILLE CITY CITY OF HOLDENVILLE HOMINY MUNICIPAL LAKE 1 1070107 36 24 36 5000 6300 300 6.00 1956 RS CLAREMORE CREEK 96 24 48 HOMINY CITY OF HOMINY HUDSON LAKE 1 1070106 36 48 24 4000 39700 10900 1949 S BUTLER CREEK 96 02 00 HUDSON CITY OF BARTLESVILLE

HUGO LAKE 1 1 140105 34 00 42 157600 1249800 13250 1709.00 1971 CSRO KIAMICHI RIVER 95 22 49 HUGO DAEN SWT HULAH LAKE 1 1070106 36 55 44 31100 289000 12800 732.00 1951 CSO CANEY RIVER 96 05 18 HULAH DAEN SWT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latiti Jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre« 35 , miles) mi nut« 3S , seconcis)

JACKSON LAKE 1 1 1 10101 35 52 30 5500 8300 40 1965 SR TR-POLECAT CREEK 96 06 42 JACKSON LAKE DAM CITY OF MOUNDS

KAW LAKE 1 1060001 36 41 58 428600 1348000 18250 38923.00 1976 CSRO ARKANSAS RIVER 96 55 18 KAW DAEN SWT

KEYSTONE LAKE 11110101 36 09 05 520700 1836500 26300 61965.00 1964 CSHNO ARKANSAS RIVER 96 15 05 KEYSTONE DAEN SWT

LAKE ALTUS 1 1 120302 34 53 15 134495 168064 7168 21 16.00 1948 ISCR NORTH FORK RED RIVER 99 17 47 LAKE ALTUS DOI BOR

LAKE CHICKASHA 1 1 130302 35 07 48 41080 79850 2150 72.00 1958 R SPRING CREEK 98 07 54 LAKE CHICKASHA CITY OF CHICKASHA

LAKE ELLSWORTH 1 1 130202 34 47 42 95200 211900 3500 246.00 1961 S EAST CACHE CREEK 98 22 00 ELLSWORTH CITY OF LAWTON

LAKE EUCHA 1 1070209 36 22 30 79600 119000 3190 358.00 1952 SR SPAVINAW CREEK 94 56 06 EUCHA CITY OF TULSA

LAKE FRANCES 1 1 1 10103 36 07 42 22450 49100 570 --- 1931 SR ILLINOIS RIVER 94 33 48 FRANCES CITY OF SILOAM SPRIN

LAKE FUQUA 1 1 130303 34 36 00 9520 30120 1500 1962 CS BLACK BEAR CREEK 97 40 06 SCS-WILDHORSE CREEK SITE 39 STEPHENS CO CONSERV

LAKE HEFNER 1 1050002 35 34 54 74400 107400 2587 1943 SR BLUFF CREEK 97 36 24 HEFNER OKLAHOMA CITY Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologi c Lat itude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (a'cresl (sauare pleted Owne r (degrees , mi 1es) mi nut es , seconds)

LAKE HUDSON 11070209 36 13 54 200300 444500 18800 1964 H GRAND RIVER 95 11 36 MARKHAM FERRY DAM GRAND RIVER DAM AUTH

LAKE HUMPHRIES 11130303 34 35 00 1 1921 75962 882 28.00 1958 CSR WILDHORSE CREEK 97 52 54 SCS-WILDHORSE CREEK SITE 22 CITY OF DUNCAN

LAKE KONAWA 11090202 34 57 42 24000 41000 1350 1968 ORC TR-JUMPER CREEK 96 42 06 LAKE KONAWA OKLAHOMA GAS ELECTRI

LAKE LAWTONKA 1 1 130202 34 43 36 63000 88665 2398 93.00 1954 S MEDICINE CREEK 98 30 12 LAWTONKA CITY OF LAWTON NJ » > NJ LAKE LLOYD VINCENT 1 1090201 36 03 18 7200 9000 160 1964 R TR-COMMISSION CR 99 54 54 LAKE LLOYD VINCENT UNKNOWN

LAKE MCALESTER 11090204 35 01 06 13398 16170 1592 31.00 1930 R BULL CREEK 95 48 12 LAKE MCALESTER CITY OF MCALESTER

LAKE MCMURTRY 1 1050003 36 10 48 13530 24726 1 151 1971 SCR NORTH STILLWATER CREEK 97 10 42 SCS-STILLWATER CREEK STIE 40 CITY OF STILLWATER

LAKE MURRAY 11130210 34 01 48 25600 76800 5730 54.00 1960 RC ANADARKO CREEK 97 03 48 LAKE MURRAY STATE OF OKLAHOMA

LAKE 0 THE CHEROKEES 11070206 36 28 17 1672000 2197000 59500 10298.00 1940 H GRAND RIVER 95 02 19 PENSACOLA DAM GRAND RIVER DAM AUTH

LAKE OF THE ARBUCKLES 11130303 34 27 00 72399 231883 2290 1966 SCR ROCK CREEK 97 02 00 ARBUCKLE LAKE DOI BOR Table 3 .--Reservoirs In the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C. flood control; D, debris control; H. hydroelectric; I, Irrigation; N, navigation; 0. other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -. no data] Name of reservoir Hydrol ogic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acresj) (square pleted Owner (degrees . mi 1 es ) minutes , seconds )

LAKE OVERHOLSER 1 1100301 35 29 06 16620 31100 1593 8322.00 1919 SR N. CANADIAN RIVER OFFSTREAM 97 40 00 OVERHOLSER OKLAHOMA CITY

LAKE PERRY 11060006 36 15 06 7096 15696 400 14.00 1937 SCR COW CREEK 97 20 06 SCS-UPPER BLACK BEAR CREEK SITE-62 CITY OF PERRY

LAKE PONCA 1 1060001 36 43 18 15000 23700 805 28.00 1935 SRC TURKEY CREEK 97 01 36 PONCA CITY OF PONCA CITY

LAKE STANLEY DRAPER 1 1090203 35 18^12 , 114500 148000 2900 1962 SR EAST ELM CREEK 97 22 12 STANLEY DRAPER OKLAHOMA CITY

CO LAKE TEXOMA 1 1 130210 33 49 05 2643300 5312300 144100 39719.00 1944 CSHO RED RIVER 96 34 20 DENISON DAM DAEN SWT

LAKE THUNDERBIRD 11090203 35 13 00 1 19567 367467 5450 1965 CR LITTLE RIVER 97 13 00 NORMAN DO I BOR

LAKE YAHOLA 11070107 36 13 06 6445 7514 425 1948 SR BRIO CREEK FLOOD PLAIN 95 55 24 YAHOLA CITY OF TULSA MANNFORD WATER SUPPLY LAKE 1 1050003 36 06 00 54QO 9000 207 1950 SR LITTLE SALT CREEK 96 21 12 MANNFORD DAM CITY OF MANNFORD

OKEMAH LAKE 1 1 100303 35 32 06 13100 26200 720 1962 SR BUCKEYE CREEK 96 19 00 OKEMAH CITY OF OKEMAH

OKMULGEE 'LAKE 11100303 35 37 18 14170 25900 559 40.00 1928 SR SALT CREEK 96 03 42 OKMULGEE CITY OF OKMULGEE Table 3.--Reservoirs In the United' States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, f 1 ood,-cont ro 1 ; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, Irrigation; N. navigation; 0, other; P, stock or sma11 farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] . Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogle Latlti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongl t» jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrei ss , mi 1 es) ml nuti as , secon

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< 3S , mi 1 e s ) mi nut« 3S , secon

SHELL LAKE 11110101 36 10 54 9500 12700 620 37.00 1922 SR SHELL CREEK 96 10 48 SHELL CITY OF SAND SPRINGS

SKIATOOK LAKE 1 1070107 36 21 10 331200 893000 10540 354.00 1984 CS HOMINY CREEK 96 05 35 SKIATOOK DAEN SWT

SPAVINAW LAKE 11070209 36 23 00 38000 72400 1638 390.00 1922 SR SPAVINAW CREEK 95 02 54 SPAVINAW CITY OF TULSA

STROUD RESERVOIR 1 1 100303 35 47 48 8800 14684 586 1968 SC SALT CREEK 96 31 00 SCS-SALT-CAMP CREEK SITE-12 CITY OF STROUD OKLA K> i TENKILLER FERRY LAKE 1 1 1 10103 35 35 43 654100 1230800 20800 1610.00 1952 CH 01 ILLINOIS RIVER 95 02 57 TENKILLER FERRY DAEN SWT

TOM STEED RESERVOIR 11130303 34 42 36 97520 197566 6800 1975 CSRO WEST OTTER CREEK 99 00 12 MOUNTAIN PARK DOI BOR

WAURIKA LAKE 1 1 130208 34 13 57 203100 908400 10600 562.00 1977 CISRO BEAVER CREEK 98 02 51 WAURIKA DAEN SWT

WEBBERS FALLS LOCK AND DAM 11110102 35 33 12 165200 165200 10900 1970 HN ARKANSAS RIVER 95 10 06 WEBBERS FALLS LOCK AND DAM 16 DAEN SWT

WISTER 1 1 1 10105 34 56 10 27100 427900 23500 993.00 1949 CO POTEAU RIVER 94 43 10 WISTER DAEN SWT

OREGON ANTELOPE RESERVOIR 17050108 42 54 24 55000 55000 2880 1923 I JACK, ANTELOPE8.JORDAN CREEKS 117 14 12 ANTELOPE DAM JORDAN VALLEY IRR. D Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds)

APPLEGATE LAKE 17100309 42 03 18 44900 82000 900 223.00 1980 ICR APPLEGATE RIVER 123 06 48 APPLEGATE DAM DAEN NPP BERRY CREEK RESERVOIR 17100302 43 02 30 1 1250 15000 250 1980 SI BERRY CREEK 123 33 24 BERRY CREEK DAM DOUGLAS COUNTY BEULAH RESERVOIR 17050116 43 54 42 59900 66000 1900 440.00 1935 ICR NORTH FOLK MALHEUR RIVER 118 09 24 AGENCY VALLEY DAM DOI BOR BLUE RIVER LAKE 17090004 44 10 12 89250 89250 975 87.30 1968 CR BLUE RIVER 122 19 42 BLUE RIVER DAM DAEN NPP

BULL RUN LAKE 17080001 45 27 36 10000 14500 466 4.00 1965 S BULL RUN RIVER 121 50 42 BULL RUN LAKE DAM CITY OF PORTLAND BUL_L RUN RESERVOIR NO. 1 17080001 45 28 54 30140 31600 385 74 T fin 19?Q BULL RUN RIVER 122 04 54 BULL RUN DAM NO. 1 CITY OF PORTLAND BULL RUN RESERVOIR NO. 2 17080001 45 26 54 20990 21000 418 102.00 1960 S BULL RUN RIVER 122 08 48 BULL RUN DAM NO. 2 CITY OF PORTLAND

BULLY CREEK RESERVOIR 17050118 44 00 48 31600 38900 1033 547.00 1963 ICR BULLY CREEK 117 23 42 BULLY CREEK DAM DOI BOR

CARTY RESERVOIR 17070101 45 41 35 129000 150000 1400 1976 10 SIXMILE CANYON 119 49 11 CARTY WEST DAM PORTLAND GENERAL ELE

CLEAR LAKE 17070306 45 10 30 13100 16360 557 8.00 1959 IR CLEAR CREEK 121 41 18 WASCO DAM DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds)

COLD SPRINGS RESERVOIR 17070103 45 51 36 44668 54788 1550 1908 10 UMATILLA RIVER 119 10 18 COLD SPRINGS DAM DOI BOR

COTTAGE GROVE LAKE 17090002 43 42 54 32930 32930 1160 104.00 1942 CINRO COAST FORK WILLAMETTE RIVER 123 03 12 COTTAGE GROVE DAEN NPP

COTTONWOOD RESERVOIR 18020001 42 14 36 7540 1 1400 393 30.00 1962 I COTTONWOOD CREEK 120 30 30 COTTONWOOD DAM LAKEVIEW WATER USERS

COUGAR LAKE 17090004 44 07 24 164800 219100 1230 207.00 1964 HCIRNSO SOUTH FORK MCKENZIE RIVER 122 14 30 COUGAR DAEN NPP

CRANE PRAIRIE RESERVOIR 17070301 43 45 18 55300 68800 4940 254.00 1940 IR DESCHUTES RIVER 121 47 06 CRANE PRAIRIE DAM DOI BOR

CRESCENT LAKE RESERVOIR 17070302 43 30 06 91700 116350 4008 61.00 1956 IR CRESCENT CREEK 121 58 24 CRESCENT LAKE DAM DOI BOR

DETROIT LAKE 17090005 44 43 00 340100 451100 3580 437.00 1953 HCRINO NORTH SANTIAM RIVER 122 15 00 DETROIT DAEN NPP

DEXTER LAKE 17090001 43 55 18 22200 29900 1025 996.00 1955 HR MIDDLE FORK WILLAMETTE RIVER 122 48 48 DEXTER DAEN NPP

DORENA LAKE 17090002 43 46 48 77580 77580 1840 265.00 1949 CINRO ROW RIVER 122 57 12 DORENA DAEN NPP

DREWS RESERVOIR 18020001 42 07 18 62500 65000 4540 211.00 1914 I DREWS CREEK 120 37 00 DREWS DAM LAKEVIEW WATER USERS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, f 1ood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes , seconds) EMIGRANT LAKE 17100308 42 09 42 40530 46700 800 64.00 1961 ICRO EMIGRANT CREEK 122 36 12 EMIGRANT DAM DOI BOR FALL CREEK LAKE 17090001 43 56 48 125000 125000 1800 184.00 1965 CHINRSO FALL CREEK 122 45 24 FALL CREEK DAEN NPP FERN RIDGE LAKE 17090003 44 06 54 101100 116800 9360 252.00 1941 CR LONG TOM RIVER 123 17 30 FERN RIDGE DAEN NPP FISH LAKE 17100307 42 22 42 7900 9400 407 20.00 1916 IR N. FORK LAKE CREEK 122 20 48 FISH LAKE DAM DOI BOR 00 FOSTER LAKE 17090006 44 24 48 60780 60780 1220 492.00 1967 HCRINO SOUTH SANTIAM RIVER 122 39 48 FOSTER DAEN NPP FOURMILE- -LAKE______18010203 -2XJ1Q 156HD 15800 960 11.00 1916 IS FOURMILE CREEK 122 15 00 FOURMILE LAKE DAM DOI BOR GERBER RESERVOIR 18010204 42 12 06 94500 123000 3845 220.00 1925 IR MILLER CREEK 121 07 42 GERBER DAM DOI BOR GREASER LAKE RESERVOIR 17120007 42 11 06 10000 10000 4000 1963 I TWENTY MILE CREEK, OFFSTREAM 1 19 48 42 GREASER LAKE DAM WOLFSEN MC RANCH GREEN PETER LAKE 17090006 44 27 30 428100 428100 3720 273.00 1967 CHRINO MIDDLE SANTIAM RIVER 122 31 30 GREEN PETER DAEN NPP HART LAKE 17120007 42 26 42 52100 52100 7750 1963 I DEEP CREEK & TWENTY MILE CR. 119 50 36 HART LAKE DAM HART LAKE WATER USER Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of st ream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< »S , mi 1 es) mi nut « ss , seconcis)

HAYSTACK RESERVOIR 17070306 44 30 00 5650 7350 225 1957 I DESCHUTES RIVER , OFFSTREAM 121 09 12 HAYSTACK DAM DOI BOR

HENRY HAGG LAKE 17090010 45 28 48 59910 62540 1132 38.70 1978 IM SCOGGINS CREEK 123 12 00 SCOGGINS DOI BOR

HILLS CREEK LAKE 17090001 43 42 42 355600 356000 2735 389.00 1962 CHISRNO MIDDLE FORK WILLAMETTE RIVER 122 26 00 HILLS CREEK DAEN NPP

HOWARD PRAIRIE RESERVOIR 18010206 42 13 00 62100 76700 1960 28.00 1958 IHCR BEAVER CREEK 122 22 12 HOWARD PRAIRIE DAM DOI BOR

HYATT RES. 18010206 42 10 12 16200 21060 880 12.00 1956 IHC KEENE CREEK 122 28 12 HYATT DOI BOR

KENO RESERVOIR 18010204 42 08 00 18500 18500 40 1966 HR KLAMATH RIVER 121 57 42 KENO DAM PACIFIC POWER & LIGH

LAKE BILLY CHINOOK 17070301 44 36 18 535000 535000 2512 7490.00 1964 HR DESCHUTES RIVER 121 16 42 ROUND BUTTE DAM PORTLAND GENERAL ELE

LAKE BONNEVILLE 17080001 45 38 30 277000 537000 20400 240000.00 1937 HNR COLUMBIA RIVER 121 56 00 BONNEVILLE DAEN NPP

LAKE CELILO 17070105 45 36 54 277000 330000 11650 237000.00 1957 HNRI COLUMBIA RIVER 121 08 18 THE DALLES DAM DAEN NPP

LAKE OSWEGO 17090012 45 24 42 7000 7000 395 1921 HR OSWEGO CREEK 122 39 54 LAKE OSWEGO DAM LAKE OSWEGO CORP, Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric: I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare Dieted Owner (degre< 25 , mi 1 es) mi nut < 3S , seconcis)

LAKE OWYHEE 17050110 43 38 36 1120000 1120000 13900 11160.00 1932 ICR OWYHEE RIVER 1 17 14 30 OWYHEE DAM DOI BOR

LAKE SIMTUSTUS 17070306 44 41 36 37300 37300 540 1957 H DESCHUTES RIVER 121 13 48 PELTON DAM PORTLAND GENERAL ELE

LAKE UMATILLA 17070101 45 43 00 530000 2530000 40000 --- 1968 HCNR COLUMBIA RIVER 1 20 41 06 JOHN DAY DAM DAEN NPP

LAKE WALLULA 17070101 45 55 48 , 1350000 1350000 42500 214000.00 1957 HCNIRS COLUMBIA RIVER 1 19 17 42 MCNARY LOCK AND DAM DAEN NPW NJ 0 LEMOLO LAKE 17100301 43 19 12 13560 14650 490 170.00 1954 HR NORTH UMPQUA RIVER 122 1 1 18 LEMOLO NO. 1 PACIFIC POWER & LIGH

LOOKOUT POINT LAKE 17090001 43 54 48 455800 455800 4360 991.00 1953 CINHRO MIDDLF FORK-WTLLAMETTE RIVER 122 45 00 LOOKOUT POINT DAEN NPP

LOST CREEK LAKE 17100307 42 40 06 315000 465000 3430 674.00 1976 CHSR ROGUE RIVER 122 40 12 LOST CREEK DAEN NPP

MALHEUR RESERVOIR 17050119 44 21 12 20400 49000 1240 275.00 1944 I WILLOW CREEK 1 17 40 12 MALHEUR DAM ORCHARDS WATER COMPA

MCKAY RESERVOIR 17070103 45 36 30 73800 83260 1286 186.00 1927 1C MCKAY CREEK 1 18 47 30 MCKAY DAM DOI BOR

MOON RESERVOIR 17120004 43 24 24 5650 5650 630 307.00 1969 I SILVER CREEK 119 23 54 SILVER CREEK DAM 00 RANCH Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degree >s , mi 1 es ) mi nut t3S , seconcis)

NORTH FORK RESERVOIR 17090011 45 14 30 10000 21000 350 665.00 1958 H CLACKAMAS RIVER 122 16 54 NORTH FORK DAM PORTLAND GENERAL ELE

OCHOCO RESERVOIR 17070305 44 17 54 48000 64000 1000 300.00 1920 1C OCHOCO CREEK 120 43 30 OCHOCO DAM DOI BOR

PHILLIPS LAKE 17050203 44 40 30 95540 111500 2350 - 1968 ICRO POWDER RIVER 1 17 59 42 MASON DAM DOI BOR

PRINEVILLE RESERVOIR 17070304 44 06 48 154500 234800 3010 2700.00 1961 ICR CROOKED RIVER 120 46 48 ARTHUR R BOWMAN DAM DOI BOR ro RIVER MILL RESERVOIR 17090011 45 18 00 12200 12200 63 1911 H CLACKAMAS RIVER 122 21 12 RIVER MILL DAM PORTLAND GENERAL ELE

SILTCOOS LAKE RESERVOIR 17100207 43 52 54 44840 44840 3164 1964 0 SILTCOOS RIVER 124 07 54 SILTCOOS LAKE INTERNATIONAL PAPER

SMITH RESERVOIR 17090004 44 18 18 15000 15000 174 18.20 1962 H SMITH RIVER 122 02 42 SMITH DAM CITY OF EUGENE

TAHKENITCH LAKE RESERVOIR 17100207 43 48 30 23630 23630 1674 1964 0 TAHKENITCH CREEK 124 09 12 TAHKENITCH LAKE DAM CROWN ZELLERBACH

THIEF VALLEY RESERVOIR 17050203 45 00 54 17600 26000 750 910.00 1932 I POWDER RIVER 1 17 46 42 THIEF VALLEY DAM DOI BOR

THOMPSON VALLEY DAM 17120005 42 57 48 17420 17420 1900 1922 I SILVER,SQUAW&GUVER CREEKS 121 05 18 THOMPSON VALLEY DAM SILVER LAKE IRRIG. D Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 o n g i 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner ( degree3S , mi 1 es ) mi nut < 3S , seconcas)

TIMOTHY LAKE 1709001 1 45 06 36 66000 81000 1401 54.00 1956 HR OAK GROVE FORK 121 48 18 TIMOTHY LAKE DAM PORTLAND GENERAL ELE

UNITY RESERVOIR 17050202 44 30 18 25800 29300 930 309.00 1938 IR BURNT RIVER 1 18 1 1 00 UNITY DAM DOI BOR UPPER KLAMATH LAKE 18010203 42 13 24 873500 873500 90100 3810.00 1921 HRI KLAMATH RIVER 121 47 36 LINK RIVER DAM DOI BOR WALLOWA LAKE RESERVOIR 17060105 45 20 06 42750 42750 1670 51.00 1931 IHS WALLOWA RIVER 1 17 13 18 WALLOWA LAKE DAM ASSOCIATED DITCH COS WARM SPRINGS RESERVOIR 17050116 43 35 06 192400 192400 4600 1100.00 1919 I MALHEUR RIVER 1 18 12 30 WARM SPRINGS DAM DOI BOR WICKIUP RESERVOIR 17070301 43 40 48 200000 202170 10640 482.00 1913 IR DE5CROTE5 RIVER 121 41 24 WICKIUP DAM DOI BOR WOLF CREEK RESERVOIR 17050203 45 03 06 11800 11800 257 1974 IR WOLF CREEK 1 18 01 00 WOLF CREEK DAM POWDER VALLEY WATER PENNSYLVANIA 12 14500 14500 05010009 40 £-9Q 57 1934 N ALLEGHENY RIVER 79 54 54 ALLEGHENY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 02 DAEN ORP

05010009 40 10lo ii oouu£*Q n n ifionni OouU ALLEGHENY RIVER 79 48 54 ALLEGHENY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 03 DAEN ORP Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nut es, seconds)

05010009 40 36 54 9000 9000 11410.00 1927 N ALLEGHENY RIVER 79 43 06 ALLEGHENY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 04 DAEN ORP

05010006 40 41 00 9800 9800 1927 N ALLEGHENY RIVER 79 40 00 ALLEGHENY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 05 DAEN ORP

05010006 40 49 06 8400 8400 8973.00 1931 N ALLEGHENY RIVER 79 31 42 ALLEGHENY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 07 DAEN ORP

05010006 40 53 42 15200 15200 1931 N ALLEGHENY RIVER 79 28 42 ALLEGHENY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 08 DAEN ORP fo ro U) 05010006 40 57 18 13500 13500 1938 N ALLEGHENY RIVER 79 32 54 ALLEGHENY RIVER LOCK AND DAM 09 DAEN ORP

05010007 40 19 12 7700 12200 360 1975 S BEAVERDAM RUN 78 39 36 BEAVERDAM RUN DAM HIGHLAND SEWER WATER

05030101 40 32 54 17000 17000 19500.00 1929 N OHIO RIVER 80 12 30 DASHIELDS LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORP

05030101 40 30 18 42700 42700 1938 N OHIO RIVER 80 05 18 EMSWORTH LOCKS AND DAMS DAEN ORP

02050202 41 24 24 2000 127000 1450 243.00 1956 CR FIRST FORK SINNEMAHONING CK. 78 01 06 GEORGE B.STEVENSON DAM PENNDER

02050306 39 49 42 21392 46592 2400 26794.00 1910 H SUSQUEHANNA RIVER 76 20 12 HOLTWOOD DAM PPL COMPANY Table 3. ---Reservoi rs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0. other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nutes , seconds)

05030101 40 37 42 11000 11500 863 3.10 1977 0' LITTLE BLUE RUN OF OHIO RIVER 80 30 48 LITTLE BLUE RUN DAM PENNSYLVANIA POWER C

____ . ____ 05010006 40 43 00 14000 14000 1928 N ALLEGHENY RIVER 79 34 48 LOCK AND DAM 6 ALLEGHENY RIVER DAEN ORP 05020005 40 15 16300 16300 5340.00 1907 N MONONGAHELA RIVER 79 53 54 LOCKS AND DAM 3 MONONGAHELA RIVER DAEN ORP

______05020005 40 00 06 30900 30900 1965 N MONONGAHELA RIVER 79 56 30 MAXWELL LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORP

05020005 47 06 5500 5500 4407.00 1926 N MONONGAHELA RIVER 79 55 06 MONONGAHELA RIVER LOCK AND DAM 07 DAEN ORP

05020005 42 11500 11500 1959 N MONONGAHELA RIVER 79^ 54 42 MONONGAHELA RIVER LOCK AND DAM 08 DAEN ORP

05020005 40 23 30 13700 13700 7337.00 N MONONGAHELA RIVER 79 51 30 MONONGAHELA RIVER LOCKS AND DAM 02 DAEN ORP

05020005 40 08 25100 25100 1967 N MONONGAHELA RIVER 79 53 54 MONONGAHELA RIVER LOCKS AND DAM 04 DAEN ORP

______05030101 40 39 00 57500 57500 1936 N OHIO RIVER 80 23 06 MONTGOMERY LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORP

02050302 40 32 24 9000 9000 175 837.00 1907 H JUNIATA RIVER 78 01 54 WARRIOR RIDGE DAM PA ELECTRIC COMPANY Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< 5S , miles) mi nut« JS , secontis)

02050306 55 24 - 47000 ' 1Q/L7 CODORUS CREEK 76 45 18 YORK INDIAN ROCK DAM DAEN NAB

ALLEGHENY RESERVOIR 05010001 41 50 18 745000 1180000 4300 2180.00 1965 HCNR ALLEGHENY RIVER 79 00 06 KINZUA DAM DAEN ORP

BEAVER RUN RESERVOIR 05010008 40 30 48 34000 74000 1125 43.00 1952 S BEAVER RUN 79 33 18 BEAVER RUN DAM MUN AUTH WESTMORELAN

BELTZVILLE LAKE 02040106 40 52 00 41220 93220 947 96.30 1972 CR POHOPOCO CREEK 75 38 18 BELTZVILLE DAEN NAP N) BLUE MARSH LAKE 02040203 40 22 48 22900 107050 1150 175.00 1977 CSRO TULPEHOCKEN CREEK 76 01 54 BLUE MARSH DAM DAEN NAP

CONEMAUGH LAKE 05010007 40 28 00 128430 353000 6820 1351 .00 1952 CR CONEMAUGH RIVER 79 22 00 CONEMAUGH RIVER DAM DAEN ORP

COWANESQUE LAKE 02050104 41 58 54 7000 167000 298.00 1980 CR COWANESQUE RIVER 77 10 18 COWANESQUE DAM DAEN NAB

CROOKED CREEK LAKE 05010006 40 42 54 90060 132000 1940 277.00 1940 CR CROOKED CREEK 79 30 36 CROOKED CREEK DAM DAEN ORP

CRYSTAL LAKE 02050107 41 10 12 7442 9337 494 1888 S WAPWALLOPEN CREEK 75 50 42 CRYSTAL LAKE DAM PENNA GAS AND WATER

CURWENSVILLE LAKE 02050201 40 57 36 9500 209000 540 - 1965 CR WEST BRANCH SUSQUEHANNA RIVER 78 31 24 CURWENSVILLE DAM DAEN NAB Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or smal1 farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lati tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma1 Max i mum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) minutes, seconds) DEHART RESERVOIR 02050305 40 27 30 23700 30800 650 22.00 1940 S CLARKS CREEK 76 44 48 DEHART DAM CITY OF HARRISBURG EAST BRANCH CLARION RIVER 05010005 41 33 30 84300 111000 1370 73.20 1952 CR CLARION RIVER 78 35 48 EAST BRANCH DAM - CLARION RIVER DAEN ORP FOSTER JOSEPH SAYERS RESER 02050204 41 02 42 28800 186000 1730 339.00 1969 CR BALD EAGLE CREEK 77 36 36 FOSTER JOSEPH SAYERS DAM DAEN NAB FRANCIS E WALTER LAKE 02040106 41 06 48 2000 149000 90 289.00 1961 C LEHIGH RIVER 75 43 18 FRANCIS E WALTER DAEN NAP N5 GEN'L EDGAR JADWIN RES 02040103 41 36 42 42100 65.00 1959 C DYBERRY CREEK 75 15 54 GENERAL EDGAR JADWIN DAEN NAP GLENDALE LAKE 05010201 40 41 48 25300 68000 1600 42.00 1960 CR BEAVERDAM RUN 78 32 U6^ GLENDALE DAM COMMONWEALTH OF PENN GREEN LANE RESERVOIR 02040203 40 20 30 13430 25114 816 70.90 1957 SR PERKIOMEN CREEK 75 28 48 GREEN LANE RESERVOIR DAM PHIL SUBURBAN WATER HAMMOND LAKE 02050104 41 54 06 8850 136000 640 122.00 1978 CR CROOKED CREEK 77 08 42 HAMMOND DAM DAEN NAB HUNTSVILLE RESERVOIR 02050107 41 18 30 5880 6910 381 8.00 1891 SS HUNTSVILLE CREEK 75 58 30 HUNTSVILLE DAM PENNA GAS AND WATER INDIAN LAKE 05010007 40 01 42 19200 26044 750 1964 R CALENDARS RUN 78 52 18 INDIAN LAKE DAM BOROUGH OF INDIAN LA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro! ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nutes , seconds )

KETTLE CREEK LAKE 02050203 41 21 36 1590 117000 160 226.00 1962 CR KETTLE CREEK 77 55 30 ALVIN R BUSH DAM DAEN NAB

KEYSTONE RESERVOIR 05010006 40 43 42 27000 43150 950 1965 S NORTH BRANCH OF PLUM CREEK 79 17 24 KEYSTONE STATION DAM KEYSTONE STATION OWN

KINZUA PUMPED STORAGE RESE 05010001 41 49 54 5981 6458 106 0.20 1966 H ALLEGHENY RIVER OFFSTREAM 79 00 48 KINZUA PUMPED STORAGE DAM GENERAL PUBLIC UTILI

LAKE ARTHUR 05030105 40 57 48 38000 98000 3200 50.80 1968 R MUDDY CREEK 80 07 18 MORAINE STATE PARK DAM DEPT OF FOREST AND W ho ro LAKE AUGUSTA 02050301 40 50 48 14200 38200 3000 18300.00 1969 R SUSQUEHANNA RIVER 76 48 36 SUNBURV FABRIDAM PA DER

LAKE CLARKE 02050306 39 55 12 92010 143306 7328 26117.00 1932 H SUSOUEHANNA RIVER 76 23 18 SAFE HARBOR DAM SAFE HARBOR WATER PO

LAKE GALENA 02040201 40 18 54 6539 17132 1973 CSR NESHAMINV CREEK 75 12 18 PEACE VALLEY DAM BUCKS CO COMISSIONER

LAKE KOON 02070002 39 46 36 6790 8980 305 45.00 1932 S EVITTS CREEK 78 39 48 THOMAS W KOON DAM CITY OF CUMBERLAND M

LAKE NOCKAMIXON 02040105 40 28 12 40000 71000 1450 1974 RS TOHICKON CREEK 75 1 1 12 NOCKAMIXON STATE PARK DAM COM PA GEN STATE AUT

LAKE ONTELAUNEE 02040203 40 26 36 10888 11900 1082 192.00 1935 S MAIDEN CREEK 75 55 48 LAKE ONTELAUNEE DAM CITY OF READING Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i t ude Capac i ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi t ude Norma 1 Max i mum (ac res ) (square Dl eted Owner (degrees . mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds ) LAKE REDMAN 02050304 39 53 54 5521 9001 290 40.00 1967 S E BR OF S BR CODORUS CREEK 76 42 54 YORK WATER COMPANY DAM YORK WATER CO LAKE SCRANTON 02050107 41 22 48 7642 8442 225 6.00 1898 S STAFFORD MEADOW BROOK 75 37 48 LAKE SCRANTON DAM PENN GAS WATER LAKE WALLENPAUPACK 02040103 41 27 30 214690 352930 6200 228.00 1925 HR WALLENPAUPACK CREEK 75 11 12 WALLENPAUPACK DAM PPL LAKE WILHELM 05010003 41 22 12 17825 66400 1740 1969 CR SANDY CREEK 80 05 12 LAKE WILHELM DAM (PA-475) MERCER COUNTY COMMIS N3 NJ CO LAKE WYNONAH 02050106 40 35 48 5737 7476 175 3.00 1972 RO PLUM CREEK 76 09 30 LAKE WYNONAH DAM LAKE WYNONAH PROP OW E~ BAKER SHEPPARD Rt 0205O306 39 45 12 5© 77^ r-.-7& 1965 S LONG ARM CREEK 76 59 12 LAWRENCE BAKER SHEPPARD HANOVER MUNICIPAL WA LITTLE PINE CREEK STATE PA 02050205 41 21 18 1 100 35500 634 165.00 1950 CR LITTLE PINE CREEK 77 21 36 LITTLE PINE CREEK DAM PENNDER LONG PINE RESERVOIR 02070004 39 56 18 5430 7490 150 7.90 1970 S BIRCH RUN 77 27 18 LONG PINE RUN DAM CHAMBERSBURG BORO AU LOYALHANNA LAKE 05010008 40 14 12 31906 127556 3280 290.00 1942 C LOYALHANNA CREEK 79 27 06 LOYALHANNA DAM DAEN ORP MAHONING CREEK LAKE 05010006 40 55 18 31280 74200 2370 340.00 1941 C MAHONING CREEK 79 16 42 MAHONING CREEK DAM DAEN ORP Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Of CO a i ca Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres ) (square pi eted Owner (degrees , mi les) mi nutes , seconds )

MARBURG LAKE 02050306 39 48 36 48500 53100 1275 23.20 1967 SR WEST BRANCH CODORUS CREEK 76 52 54 LAKE MARBURG DAM P.H.GLATFELTER COMPA

MARSH CREEK RESERVOIR 02040205 40 03 12 13700 24000 535 20.10 1973 RSCIO MARSH CREEK 75 43 12 F HOUSTON MCILVAIN DAM COMMON OF PA DER

OCTORARO LAKE 02050306 39 47 54 7660 27800 699 140.00 1949 S OCTORARO CREEK 76 02 36 PINE GROVE DAM CHESTER WATER AUTHOR

PENN FOREST RESERVOIR 02040106 40 55 48 19980 27669 462 17.00 1958 S WILD CREEK 75 33 48 PENN FOREST DAM BETHLEHEM AUTHORITY K5 PIKES CREEK RESERVOIR 02050107 41 15 54 8823 10556 399 11.00 1911 S PIKES CREEK 76 02 42 PIKES CREEK DAM PENNA GAS AND WATER

PINEY RESERVOIR 05010005 41 11 30 33737 46157 690 951.00 1923 H CLARION RIVER 79 26 06 PINEY DAM PA ELECTRIC CO

POCONO LAKE 02040106 41 05 48 5402 22430 750 1956 R TOBYHANNA CREEK 75 32 24 POCONO LAKE DAM POCONO LAKE PRESERVE

PROMPTON LAKE 02040103 41 35 30 3400 67000 280 60.00 1961 CR LACKAWAXEN RIVER 75 19 42 PROMPTON DAEN NAP

PYMATUNING RESERVOIR 05030102 41 29 54 188000 445000 16722 158.00 1933 R SHENANGO RIVER 80 27 42 PYMATUNING RESERVOIR DAM PENNDER

QUEMAHONING RESERVOIR 05010007 40 10 54 37000 52700 1 100 92.00 1912 S QUEMAHONING CREEK 78 56 36 QUEMAHONING DAM MANUFACTURERS WATER Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lati tijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acresl (square pleted Owner (degre(3S , mi 1 es ) mi nutf 35 , seconcns) RAYSTOWN LAKE 02050303 40 26 00 514000 871000 600 949.00 1973 CR RAYSTOWN BRANCH JUNIATA RIVER 78 00 12 RAYSTOWN DAM DAEN NAB

SHAWNEE LAKE 02050303 40 01 54 3750 25250 1070 38.00 1950 CR SHAWNEE BRANCH/JUNIATA RIVER 78 37 12 SHAWNEE DAM PA DER

SHENANGO RIVER LAKE 05030102 41 15 54 156700 351000 3560 584.00 1965 CR SHENANGO RIVER 80 27 48 SHENANGO RIVER DAM DAEN ORP

SHOHOLA MARSH RESERVOIR 02040104 41 23 24 12610 26450 1125 1968 R SHOHOLA CREEK 74 58 12 SHOHOLA MARSH DAM PA GAME COMMISSION to 0 SPRINGTON RESERVOIR 02040202 39 57 12 10740 13577 391 21 .00 1931 S CRUM CREEK 75 23 36 GEIST STORAGE DAM PHILA SUBURBAN WATER

O^Tf 1 1 tL. t--L. f^OPfftfw r\ C C r\ pcr\C OCTCCCPWAT VWl V\P 02050107 40 51 t"r?A ^7^&wR2R7 r 1 1 1 1 ^HTOO ' 356 9.00 1935 ^ STILL CREEK 75 59 24 STILL CREEK DAM TAMAQUA BOROUGH AUTH TIOGA LAKE 02050104 41 54 06 9500 143200 570 280.00 1978 CR TIOGA RIVER 77 07 42 TIOGA DAM DAEN NAB

TIONESTA LAKE 05010003 41 28 30 127960 194895 2770 478.00 1941 CR TIONESTA CREEK 79 26 48 TIONESTA DAM DAEN ORP t* TREASURE LAKE 02050006 41 08 06 5500 7800 1974 R GRAVEL LICK RUN 78 42 42 GRAVEL LICK DAM TREASURE LAKE INC. TWO LICK CREEK RESERVOIR 05010007 40 35 30 16200 23000 500 1968 0 TWO LICK CREEK 79 06 00 TWO LICK CREEK DAM PENNA ELECTRIC CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre<2S , mi 1 es) mi nut<2S , seconcds)

UNION CITY RESERVOIR 05010004 41 55 00 48300 106000 2290 221.00 1971 C FRENCH CREEK 79 54 00 UNION CITY DAM DAEN ORP

VAN SCIVER LAKE 02040201 40 08 48 9109 11481 700 - 1954 0 SCOTTS CREEK 74 47 00 VAN SCIVER LAKE DAM WARNER COMPANY

WATRES RESERVOIR 02050107 41 17 42 5957 8241 170 15.00 1925 S SPRING BROOK 75 37 06 WATRES DAM PENNA GAS AND WATER

WILD CREEK RESERVOIR 02040106 40 53 48 12583 17143 300 22.00 1941 S WILD CREEK 75 33 48 WILD CREEK DAM BETHLEHEM MUNPL WTR fO WOODCOCK CREEK LAKE 05010004 41 41 48 15100 26300 45.60 1973 CR WOODCOCK CREEK 80 06 00 WOODCOCK CREEK DAM DAEN ORP

YELLOW CREEK RESERVOIR 05010007 40 35 30 13800 37800 740 52.50 1969 R YELLOW CREEK OF CONEMAUGH R. 79 03 24 YELLOW CREEK STATE PARK DAM PA DER

YOUGHIOGHENY RIVER LAKE 05020006 39 47 54 247000 320000 3566 434.00 1948 CR YOUGHIOGHENY RIVER 79 22 06 YOUGHIOGHENY RIVER DAM DAEN ORP

PUERTO RICO LAGO CAONILLAS 21010001 18 16 42 46012 65800 700 504.00 1948 HR CAONILLAS 66 39 12 CAONILLAS PREPA (FORMERLY PRWR

LAGO CARITE 21010005 18 04 42 11310 17349 333 8.00 1913 HSIR LA PLATA 66 06 24 CARITE PREPA (FORMERLY PRWR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds )

LAGO DE CIDRA 21010005 18 1 1 54 5300 10800 1946 S BAYAMON 66 08 30 CIDRA PR AQUEDUCT & SEWER

LAGO DE GUAJATACA 21010002 18 24 00 32600 49200 1000 25.00 1927 HIS GUAJATACA 66 55 24 GUAJATACA PREPA (FORMERLY PRWR

LAGO DOS BOCAS 21010001 18 20 18 30420 50000 634 170.00 1942 H ARECIBO 66 40 06 DOS BOCAS PREPA (FORMERLY PRWR

LAGO GUAYO 21010003 18 12 48 17400 19000 285 9.60 1956 HIS GUAYO 66 50 06 GUAYO PREPA (FORMERLY PRWR S3 S3 LAGO LA PLATA 21010005 18 20 42 22700 37000 1974 S LA PLATA 66 14 06 LA PLATA PR AQUEDUCT & SEWER

LAGO LOIZA 21010005 18 19 48 23500 30000 208.00 1954 HS LOIZA 66 00 54 LOIZA PR AQUEDUCT & SEWER

LAGO LUCCHETTI 21010004 18 05 36 14780 20800 266 17.00 1952 HIS YAUCO 66 51 54 ANTONIO LUCCHETTI PREPA (FORMERLY PRWR

LAGO PATILLAS 21010004 18 01 18 14305 17073 312 25.00 1976 I PATILLAS 66 01 18 PATILLAS PREPA (FORMERLY PRWR

LAGO TOA VACA 21010004 18 06 12 55888 60143 1972 IS TOA VACA 66 29 18 TOA VACA DAM PR AQUEDUCT & SEWER

RHODE ISLAND DIAMOND HILL RESERVOIR 01090003 41 59 24 1 1000 15680 1971 S BURNT SWAMP BROOK 71 23 54 DIAMOND HILL RESERVOIR DAM CITY OF PAWTUCKET Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ------area area com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nut es , seconds )

FLAT RIVER RESERVOIR 01090004 41 41 42 5740 12650 660 63.80 1873 R SOUTH BRANCH PAWTUXET RIVER 71 35 42 FLAT RIVER RESERVOIR DAM QUIDNICK RES. ASSN.

MOSWANSICUT POND DAM 01090004 41 50 30 5466 6905 - 1900 S UNNAMED STREAM 71 35 00 MOSWANSICUT POND DAM CITY OF PROVIDENCE

SCITUATE RESERVOIR 01090004 41 45 12 114000 164850 3600 93.00 1926 S PAWTUXET RIVER NORTH BRANCH 71 35 06 GAINER MEMORIAL DAM CITY OF PROVIDENCE

SOUTH CAROLINA BACK RIVER 03050110 8500 -999999 1957 OR DAUf\Q A P If KDTV/CD 1 V t K BACK RIVER K3 UNKNOWN 00 t 00 BUZZARD ROOST 03050109 34 10 24 270000 417000 11800 1150.00 1940 HCRS SALUDA RIVER 81 54 18 LAKE GREENWOOD BUZZARD ROOST GREENWOOD COUNTY

DEARBORN-GREAT FALLS 03050103 34 33 30 16000 23650 450 4100.00 1923 HCR CATAWBA RIVER 80 53 30 DEARBORN-GREAT FALLS DUKE POWER COMPANY

FISHING CREEK LAKE 03050103 34 35 30 60000 60000 3370 3810.00 1916 H CATAWBA 80 53 18 FISHING CREEK DUKE PWR CO

GREAT FALLS-DEARBORN RESER 03050103 34 33 24 7000 7000 1907 H CATAWBA 80 53 36 GREAT FALLS-DEARBORN DUKE PWR CO

KEOWEE RESERVOIR 03060101 34 43 42 91 1000 91 1000 18372 439.00 1971 H LITTLE RIVER 82 54 48 LITTLE RIVER DUKE POWER CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 og i c Lat i ti Jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of st ream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degret3S , mi 1 es ) mi nut < 3S , seconcis)

LAKE JOCASSE 03060101 34 57 36 1160298 1315670 8400 1973 H KEOWEE RIVER 82 54 54 JOCASSEE DUKE POWER

LAKE JOHN A. ROBINSON 03050107 ~~~~ 14490 ~~999999 --- ___ 1984 nuun SOUTH TYGER RIVER LAKE JOHN A. ROBINSON UNKNOWN

LAKE KEOWEE 03060101 34 48 00 375000 500000 1970 HRO JOCASSEE RIVER 82 53 12 SCNONAME39017 DUKE POWER COMPANY

LAKE MARION 030501 1 1 33 29 30 1145000 1400000 115000 14700.00 1941 RH SANTEE RIVER 80 10 42 SCNONAME14016 SANTEE COOPER ELECTR ro LAKE MOULTRIE 03050201 33 16 42 1100000 1100000 60000 1942 HRNC DIVERSION CANAL 79 58 42 JEFFERIES S C PUBLIC SERV ARTH

no L A i\ c. MURRAY O305O109 \J O 50800 2420.00 1930 SALUDA 81 13 00 LAKE MURRAY S C ELECTRIC & GAS

LAKE ROBINSON 03040201 34 24 12 27000 31000 2145 173.00 1900 HRO BLACK CREEK 80 09 00 SCNONAME16033 CAROLINA POWER COMPA

LAKE WATEREE 03050104 34 20 12 252525 297612 13710 4750.00 1919 HRSC CATAWBA RIVER 80 42 00 SCNONAME28046 DUKE POWER

LAKE WHELCHEL 03050105 35 06 30 5800 9600 180 1964 SR CHEROKEE CREEK 81 37 24 SCNONAME1 1001 GAFFNEY BOARD OF PUB

LAKE WILLIAM C. BOWEN 03050105 35 06 30 22400 32COO 1600 79.40 1956 SRO PACOLET RIVER 82 01 00 SCNONAME42006 SPARTANBURG WATER WO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and ------OrA r* COo A orA r* COo A com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum ( acres ) ( square pl eted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nutes , seconds )

LAKE WYLIE 03050101 35 01 18 249000 282000 12455 3020.00 1900 RH CATAWBA RIVER 81 00 30 SCNONAME46029 DUKE POWER

LAKE YONAH 03060102 34 40 54 6500 21731 597 465.00 1925 H TUGALOO RIVER 83 20 00 YONAH DAM GEORGIA POWER COMPAN

LYMAN LAKE 03050107 34 58 48 5755 12245 500 ___ 1955 R MIDDLE TYGER RIVER 82 11 42 SC NONAME 42004 D-3340 M LOWENSTEIN & SON I

MONTICELLO RES. 03050106 34 18 17 397000 400000 7000 4750.00 1978 HS BROAD RIVER 81 19 14 MONTICELLO S.C. ELEC. & GAS N) U) NEAL SHOALS RESERVOIR 03050106 34 39 54 6000 6000 2790.00 1905 H BROAD 81 26 54 NEAL SHOALS S C ELECTRIC AND GAS

NINETY-NINE ISLAND RESERVO 03050105 35 01 48 19000 19000 433 1550.00 1910 H BROAD 81 29 42 NINETY-NINE ISLANDS DUKE PWR CO

NONE 03050109 34 31 36 6258 7384 466 481.00 1906 H SALUDA RIVER 82 25 30 HOLIDAYS BRIDGE DUKE POWER CO.

NORTH SALUDA RESERVOIR 03050109 35 08 30 64800 71280 1080 1956 S NORTH SALUDA RIVER 82 24 12 SCNONAME23003 GREENVILLE WATER WOR

PAR POND 03060106 54000 -999999 1957 0 LOWER THREE RUNS CREEK PAR POND UNKNOWN

PARR SHOALS 03050106 34 15 30 29250 50000 2500 1914 RHC BROAD RIVER 81 20 00 PARR SHOALS DAM S CAR ELEC AND GAS Table 3 . --Reservoi rs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet --Cont i nued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degrei es , mi les) mi nut i es . seconiUs)

ROCK AND CEDAR CREEK 03050103 34 32 30 23000 38650 800 4360.00 1926 H CATAWBA RIVER 80 52 33 CEDAR CREEK DUKE POWER

SALUDA LAKE 03050109 34 51 06 7228 7519 1080 28.00 1905 H SALUDA RIVER 82 29 06 SALUDA DAM DUKE POWER COMPANY

SECESSION LAKE 03060103 34 15 30 25650 25650 3460 196.00 1940 H ROCKY RIVER 82 36 35 SECESSION LAKE ABBEVILLE CITY

STEVENS CREEK LAKE 03060107 17700 999999 1 yO 1l **A nKJuilP SAVANNAH STEVENS CREEK LAKE UNKNOWN

TABLE ROCK COVE 03050109 35 03 48 29200 30000 500 15.00 1925 S SOUTH SALUDA RIVER 82 40 18 SC NONAME 23026 GREENVILLE WATER WOR

TOXAWAY LAKE 03060101 34 57 30 771630 907800 1972 H JOCASSEE RIVER 82 54 48 SCNONAME39018 DUKE POWER COMPANY SOUTH DAKOTA 10140201 43 10 30 10800 18300 1941 IRS WHITE CLAY CREEK 102 44 24 OGLALA DAM OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE

ANGOSTURA RESERVOIR 10120106 43 20 36 139800 187100 4830 9100.00 1949 IR CHEYENNE RIVER 103 26 18 ANGOSTURA DOI BOR

BEDASHOSSHA LAKE 10140105 43 58 36 6548 18548 --- 1936 R CROW CREEK 99 17 42 CROW CREEK DAM CROW CREEK TRIBE Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______a ir* t;ct a a Ir* Co O.9 com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres ) ( square p 1 et ed Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nutes , seconds )

BELLE FOURCHE RESERVOIR 10120202 44 44 12 192000 247000 8040 ___ 191 1 IR OWL CREEK 103 40 27 BELLE FOURCHE DOI BOR

DEERFIELD RESERVOIR . 10120110 44 01 41 15700 42400 414 95.00 1946 ISR CASTLE CREEK 103 47 09 DEERFIELD DOI BOR

E VERMILLION LAKE 10170102 43 35 24 8170 17400 550 1958 C E FORK VERMILLION RIVER 97 10 18 E VERMILLION LAKE STATE OF S. DAKOTA

ELM LAKE RESERVOIR 10160004 45 51 18 15200 28800 1 187 1937 SR ELM RIVER 98 42 18 ELM LAKE DAM STATE OF S. DAKOTA OJ --J LAKE FRANCIS CASE 10140101 43 03 54 3800000 5600000 102600 263500.00 1954 CHINR MISSOURI RIVER 98 33 18 FORT RANDALL DAM DAEN MRO

LAKE MITCHELL 10160011 43 44 24 8960 19585 790 584.00 1928 SR FIRESTEEL CREEK 98 01 30 MITCHELL CITY OF MITCHELL

LAKE OAHE 10130105 44 27 00 18900000 23300000 376000 243500.00 1966 CHINR MISSOURI RIVER 100 23 12 OAHE DAM DAEN MRO

LAKE PARMLEY 10160008 45 26 30 10270 19000 850 1934 R SNAKE CREEK 98 43 54 MINA STATE OF S. DAKOTA

LAKE SHARPE 10140101 44 02 18 1725000 1880000 55800 249330.00 1963 CHINR MISSOURI RIVER 99 26 48 BIG BEND DAM DAEN MRO

LEWIS AND CLARK LAKE 10170101 42 50 54 443000 504000 17000 279500.00 1958 CHINR MISSOURI RIVER 97 28 54 GAVINS POINT DAM DAEN MRO Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i t ude Capacity (acre-feet) . Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of s t ream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres ) ( square p 1 et ed Owne r ( degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nut es , seconds )

MUD LAKE 10160003 45 46 30 10528 10528 --- 1938 0 JAMES RIVER 98 15 00 HOUGHTON DAM DOI FWS

PACTOLA RESERVOIR 10120110 44 04 18 56000 115000 1230 319.00 1956 ICSR RAPID CREEK 10.3 29 18 PACTOLA DAM AND DIKES 1 AND DOI BOR

RICHMOND LAKE 10160003 45 32 06 11500 19800 829 1935 R FOOT CREEK 98 35 30 RICHMOND STATE OF S. DAKOTA

SAND LAKE 10160003 45 40 00 20100 20100 1938 0 JAMES RIVER 98 19 00 COLUMBIA ROAD DAM DOI FWS

00 SHADEHILL RESERVOIR 1013030: 45 45 12 139700 468600 4800 3120.00 1951 ICR GRAND RIVER OFFSTREAM 102 12 12 SHADEHILL DOI BOR SHERIDAN LAKE 10120TO9 ^43 58 30 13395 SPRING CREEK 103 27 06 SHERIDAN LAKE USDA FS

TENNESSEE BEECH LAKE 06040001 35 39 39 7540 1 1070 1963 CRS BEECH RIVER 88 24 54 BEECH DAM TVA

BOONE LAKE 06010102 36 26 26 45000 193500 4520 1840.00 1952 CHNR SOUTH FORK HOLSTON RIVER 82 26 16 BOONE DAM TVA

CALDERWOOD LAKE 06010204 35 29 33 45774 62524 540 1930 LITTLE TENNESSEE RIVER 83 58 46 CALDERWOOD DAM TAPOCO INC Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner ( degre< 5S , miles) mi nut* 3S , seconcis)

CENTER HILL LAKE 05130108 36 05 48 838000 2092000 23060 2174.00 1951 CHR CANEY FORK RIVER 85 49 38 CENTER HILL DAM DAEN ORN

CHEATHAM LAKE 05130205 36 18 56 84200 104000 7450 14160.00 1954 HNR CUMBERLAND RIVER 87 13 10 CHEATHAM DAM DAEN ORN

CHEROKEE LAKE 06010104 36 10 00 393000 1541000 31100 3429.00 1941 CHNR HOLSTON RIVER 83 29 55 CHEROKEE DAM TVA

CHICKAMAUGA LAKE 06020001 35 06 07 392000 739000 39400 20790.00 1940 NCHR TENNESSEE RIVER 85 13 42 CHICKAMAUGA DAM TVA

CHILHOWEE LAKE 06010204 35 32 43 47518 66733 1690 1977.00 1957 H LITTLE TENNESSEE RIVER 84 03 02 CHILHOWEE DAM TAPOCO INC

CORDELL HULL RES 05130106 36 17 23 204800 310900 11960 8095.00 1973 HNCR CUMBERLAND RIVER 85 56 39 CORDELL HULL DAM DAEN ORN

DALE HOLLOW LAKE 05130105 36 32 19 857000 1706000 30990 935.00 1943 HCR OBEY RIVER 85 27 05 DALE HOLLOW DAM DAEN ORN

DOUGLAS LAKE 06010107 35 57 40 223000 1475000 31600 4541.00 1943 CHNR FRENCH BROAD RIVER 83 32 20 DOUGLAS DAM TVA

FALLS CREEK FALLS LAKE 05130108 35 39 43 6100 11500 --- 1966 R FALLS CREEK 85 21 33 FALLS CREEK FALLS LAKE DAM STATE OF TENNESSEE

FORT LOUDOUN 06010201 35 47 30 282000 393000 15500 12177.00 1943 NCHR TENNESSEE RIVER 84 14 35 FORT LOUDOUN DAM TVA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1og i c Lati tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds)

FORT PATRICK HENRY LAKE 06010102 36 29 53 22700 26900 6090 1903.00 1953 HR SOUTH FORK HOLSTON RIVER 82 30 32 FORT PATRICK HENRY DAM TVA

GREAT FALLS LAKE 05130108 35 48 07 14300 51300 2270 1677.00 1916 HR CANEY FORK 85 37 20 GREAT FALLS DAM TVA

HERB PARSONS LAKE 08010210 35 08 54 7918 1 1579 1951 R MARYS CREEK 89 37 37 HERB PARSONS LAKE DAM TN WILDLIFE RES AGEN

J PERCY PRIEST LAKE 05130203 36 09 23 302000 652000 14200 897.00 1967 CRH STONES RIVER 86 37 07 J PERCY PRIEST DAM DAEN ORN

O LAKELAND LAKE 08010209 35 14 36 5617 871 1 1959 R SCOTTS CREEK 89 44 18 LAKELAND DAM LOUIS GARDNER

MfcLTON HILL 06010207 35 53 04 94100 T26000 5690 3343. OtT 1963 NHR CLINCH RIVER 84 18 01 MELTON HILL DAM TVA

NICKAJACK LAKE 06020001 35 00 07 220100 252400 10370 21870.00 1967 NCHO TENNESSEE RIVER 85 37 14 NICKAJACK DAM TVA

NORMANDY LAKE 06040002 35 27 55 66600 127000 3160 195.00 1976 CR DUCK RIVER 86 14 48 NORMANDY DAM TVA

NORRIS LAKE 06010205 36 13 29 630000 2552000 40200 2912.00 1936 CHNR CLINCH RIVER 84 05 29 NORRIS DAM TVA

OLD HICKORY LAKE 05130201 36 17 50 357000 545000 27450 11674.00 1954 HNCR CUMBERLAND RIVER 86 39 20 OLD HICKORY DAM DAEN ORN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) Csauare Dieted Owner (degreeJS , mi 1 es ) mi nutt iS , seconcis)

PARKSVILLE LAKE 06020003 35 05 40 53000 84200 1900 38820.00 1911 HR OCOEE RIVER 84 38 53 OCOEE NUMBER 1 DAM TVA

PICKWICK LAKE 06030005 35 04 16 688000 1105000 46800 32820.00 1938 NCHR TENNESSEE RIVER 88 15 04 PICKWICK LANDING DAM TVA

PINE OAK LAKE 06040001 35 40 48 7560 9400 1964 CRI BROWNS CREEK 88 16 48 PINE OAK DAM TVA

RACCOON MOUNTAIN RESERVOIR 06020001 35 02 42 1590 37930 528 1974 H MCNABB BRANCH 85 24 30 RACCOON MOUNTAIN DAM TVA

REELFOOT LAKE 08010202 36 21 06 48570 77690 240.00 1928 C REELFOOT CREEK 89 24 19 REELFOOT LAKE OUTLET AT SPILLWAY STATE OF TENNESEE

SOUTH HOLSTON LAKE 06010102 36 31 15 326000 764000 8750 703.00 1950 CHNR SOUTH FORK HOLSTON RIVER 82 05 1 1 SOUTH HOLSTON TVA

TANSI LAKE 06010208 35 51 42 12300 16000 1959 R BASSES CREEK 85 03 48 TANSI LAKE DAM TANSI LAKE VILLAGE

TELLICO LAKE 06010204 35 46 33 320800 447300 15860 --- 1979 HCR LITTLE TENNESSEE RIVER 84 15 10 TELLICO DAM TVA

TIMS FORD LAKE 06030003 35 1 1 48 325400 608000 10600 529.00 1970 CHSRO ELK RIVER 86 16 45 TIMS FORD DAM TVA

WATAUGA LAKE 06010103 36 19 20 323000 677000 7200 468.00 1948 CHNR WATAUGA RIVER 82 07 16 WATAUGA DAM TVA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0,' other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lat i tude Capaci ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area Name of darr> 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres ) ( square p 1 et ed Owner (degrees . mi 1 es) mi nut es , seconds)

WATTS BAR LAKE 06010201 35 37 13 796000 1175000 43100 17310.00 1942 NCHR TENNESSEE RIVER 84 47 00 WATTS BAR TVA

WOODS RESERVOIR 06030003 35 17 54 77915 101844 4275 263.00 1952 SRC ELK RIVER 86 05 48 ELK RIVER DAM DOD USAF

12090302 28 47 37 187000 -999999 7046 PUMPED FROM COLORADO RIVER 96 03 05 SOUTH TEXAS DAM HOUSTON P & LIGHT

ADAMS WINTER GARDEN RESERV 12110208 26 06 18 7399 9104 1400 1934 I RESACA DE LOS FRESNOS-OFFSTRM 97 46 48 ADAMS WINTER GARDEN DAM roe- CAMERON CO WCID 8, ID S3 ADDICKS RES 12040104 29 47 30 204500 16780 133.00 1948 C SOUTH MAYDE CREEK 95 37 24 ADDICKS DAM DA EN SWG

ALCOA LAKE 12070102 3D 34^ 30 1b650 20000 se- SANDY CREEK 97 02 54 ALCOA DAM ALCOA

AMISTAD RESERVOIR 13040212 29 27 00 3505400 5658600 84000 1969 CIHR RIO GRANDE 101 03 30 INTERNATIONAL AMISTAD DAM IBWC

ANAHUAC LAKE 12030203 29 46 24 17500 25000 5000 1954 TRINITY RIVER 94 41 13 ANAHUAC DAM CHAMBERS-LIBERTY NAV

AQUILLA LAKE 12060202 31 54 48 52400 359900 3280 255.00 CSR AQUILLA CREEK 97 12 30 AQUILLA DAM DAEN-SWF Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degrees, mi 1es) mi nut es, seconds)

B A STEINHAGEN LAKE 12020003 30 47 00 124700 306400 16830 7573.00 1951 OS NECHES RIVER 94 10 00 TOWN BLUFF DAM DAEN SWF

BARDWELL LAKE 12030109 32 16 00 54900 268400 3570 178.00 1965 CSR WAXAHACHIE CREEK 96 38 00 BARDWELL DAM DAEN SWF

BARKER RES 12040104 29 46 12 207000 17225 134.00 1945 C BUFFALO BAYOU 95 38 48 BARKER DAM DAEN SWG

BARNEY M DAVIS RESERVOIR 12110202 27 37 36 6600 6600 1 100 1973 0 TR-OSO CREEK 97 20 54 BARNEY M DAVIS COOLING RESERVOIR CENTRAL POWER & LIGH

U3 BAVLOR LAKE 11120105 34 28 36 9200 18400 610 40.00 1950 R BAYLOR CREEK 100 22 18 BAYLOR LAKE DAM CITY OF CHILDRESS

BELTON LAKE 12070201 31 06 00 457600 1876700 23620 3499.00 1954 CSR LEON RIVER 97 29 00 BELTON DAM DAEN SWF

BENBROOK 12030102 32 39 00 88250 410000 5820 429.00 1950 CSR CLEAR FORK OF TRINITY RIVER 97 27 00 BENBROOK DAM DAEN SWF

BIVINS LAKE 11120102 35 02 12 5131 9240 379 982.00 1926 S PALO DURO CREEK 102 01 36 BIVINS LAKE DAM CITY OF AMARILLO

BRADY CREEK RESERVOIR 12090110 31 08 24 30430 212400 2020 523.00 1963 SCO BRADY CREEK 99 23 30 BRADY DAM CITY OF BRADY

BRAZORIA RESERVOIR 12070104 29 04 06 21973 43946 1865 1954 0 BRAZOS RIVER-OFFSTREAM 95 31 42 BRAZORIA RESERVOIR DAM DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY Table 3. --Reserve irs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1og i c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds) BRIDGEPORT RESERVOIR 12030101 33 13 12 386539 923814 10400 1111.00 1972 SIRO WEST FORK TRINITY RIVER 97 49 48 BRIDGEPORT DAM TARRANT CO WC&ID NO

BRYAN UTILITIES LAKE 12070101 30 42 30 15227 22000 994 1975 OR TR-THOMPSONS AND PEACH CREEKS 96 27 06 BRYAN UTILITIES LAKE DAM CITY OF BRYAN TEXAS BUFFALO LAKE 11120101 34 55 26 18121 54363 1900 2075.00 1938 R TIERRA BLANCA CREEK 102 06 01 UMBARGER DAM DOI FWS CALAVERAS LAKE 12100301 29 16 42 62800 81000 3450 1969 0 CALAVERAS CREEK 98 18 18 CALAVERAS CREEK DAM CITY OF SAN ANTONIO e- e- CAMP CREEK LAKE 12070103 31 03 42 8400 25000 750 40.00 1949 RS CAMP CREEK 96 17 12 CAMP CREEK LAKE DAM CAMP CREEK WATER CO CANYON 12100201 29 52 00 386200 1 129300 8240 1432.00 1964 CSR GUADALUPE RIVER______98 12 00 CANYON DAM DAEN SWF CASA BLANCA LAKE 13080002 27 32 00 20000 58600 1656 117.00 1946 IR CHACON CREEK 99 26 54 CASA BLANCA DAM WEBB COUNTY CEDAR BAYOU GENERATING STA 12040203 29 45 18 19250 30000 2600 1972 0 CEDAR BAYOU 94 49 06 CEDAR BAYOU GENERATING POND LEVEE HOUSTON L + POWER CO

CEDAR CREEK RESERVOIR 12090301 29 54 54 71400 88628 2450 1007.00 1977 0 CEDAR CREEK 96 44 12 CEDAR CREEK DAM LOWER COLO RIVER AUT CEDAR CREEK RESERVOIR 12030107 32 14 05 679200 1085000 34000 1007.00 1966 S CEDAR CREEK 96 08 26 JOE B HOGGSETT DAM TARRANT COUNTY WCID Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat itude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds) CHAMPION CREEK RESERVOIR 12080002 32 16 54 42500 90200 1560 203.00 1959 SO CHAMPION CREEK 100 51 36 CHAMPION CREEK DAM TEXAS ELECTRIC SERV CHOKE CANYON RESERVOIR 12110108 28 29 06 677300 743900 25733 5490.00 1982 MISOR FRIO RIVER 98 14 36 CHOKE CANYON DAM DOI BOR COFFEE MILL LAKE 11140101 33 44 02 8000 13100 650 39.00 1969 R COFFEE MILL CREEK 95 58 21 COFFEE MILL LAKE DAM USDA FS COLETO CREEK COOLING POND 12100204 28 43 24 35084 169000 2840 494.00 1980 0 COLETO CREEK 97 10 00 COLETO CREEK DAM GUADALUPE-BLANCO RV NJ *- Ul DELTA LAKE 2 12110208 26 25 48 17788 22545 2371 1939 I MAIN BRANCH NE CANAL 97 56 12 DELTA LAKE DAM 2 HIDALGO & WILLACY WC DIVERSION LAKE 11130206 33 49 12 40000 97000 3420 1924 SRIO WICHITA RIVER 98 56 12 DIVERSION DAM CITY OF WICHITA FALL E. V. SPENCE RESERVOIR 12080008 31 53 42 488760 810000 14950 5018.00 1969 S COLORADO RIVER 100 30 54 ROBERT LEE DAM COLO RIVER MUN WAT D EAGLE LAKE 12090302 29 33 25 9600 -999999 1200 96 20 26 EAGLE LAKE LAKESIDE IRR. CO. EAGLE MOUNTAIN RESERVOIR 12030101 32 52 12 190460 680335 8500 1970.00 1932 SIR WEST FORK TRINITY RIVER 97 29 48 EAGLE MOUNTAIN DAM TARRANT CO WCID 1 ELLISON CREEK RESERVOIR 11140305 32 55 06 24700 36000 1516 37.00 1943 OR ELLISON CREEK 94 43 30 ELLISON CREEK DAM LONE STAR STEEL CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lati ttjde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ttjde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrei 2S , mi 1 es ) mi nut <2S , secon

FOREST GROVE RESERVOIR 12030107 32 13 42 20038 54300 1980 0 CANEY CREEK 95 57 54 FOREST GROVE DAM TEXAS UTILITIES SERV FORT PHANTOM HILL LAKE 12060102 32 37 00 76800 127000 4246 478.00 1938 SO BIG ELM CREEK 99 40 06 FORT PHANTOM HILL DAM CITY OF ABILENE

GALVESTON COUNTY WATER RES 12040204 29 26 24 7308 11368 812 --- 1949 S OFFSTREAM-DICKINSON BAYOU**** 94 59 06 GALVESTON COUNTY WATER RESERVOIR DAM GALVESTON CO WATER A ro GIBBONS CREEK RESERVOIR 12070103 30 36 36 26824 57204 2600 85.00 1981 0 GIBBONS CREEK 96 03 42 GIBBONS CREEK DAM TEXAS MUN. POWER GRANGER i.^K^ 12070205 42 +2 65500 561100 ' 1070 SAN GABRIEL RIVER 97 19 00 GRANGER DAM DAEN-SWF

GRAPEVINE 12030104 32 58 00 181100 758800 12740 695.00 1952 CSR DENTON CREEK 97 03 00 GRAPEVINE DAM DAEN SWF

GREENBELT RESERVOIR 1 1 120201 35 00 02 60400 100500 1990 457.00 1968 S SALT FORK RED RIVER 100 53 40 GREENBELT DAM GREENBELT MIWA

HORDS CREEK 12090108 31 51 00 8640 49290 510 48.00 1948 CSR HORDS CREEK 99 34 00 HORDS CREEK DAM DAEN SWF

HOUSTON COUNTY LAKE 12030201 31 24 24 19500 27000 1485 1966 S LITTLE ELKHART CREEK 95 36 18 HOUSTON COUNTY DAM HOUSTON CO WCID NO 1 Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Lati tijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degrei55 , miles) mi nut(3S , secontis)

HUBBARD CREEK RESERVOIR 12060105 32 49 42 317750 720000 15250 1107.00 1962 SO HUBBARD CREEK 98 57 48 HUBBARD CREEK DAM WEST CENTRAL TEXAS M

IMPERIAL RESERVOIR 13070001 31 15 42 6000 8500 1530 1915 T IMPERIAL DITCH 102 50 48 IMPERIAL DAM PECOS CO WID 2

INKS LAKE 12090201 30 43 48 17540 35000 830 31290.00 1938 HSR COLORADO RIVER 98 23 06 INKS DAM LCRA

INTERNATIONAL FALCON RESER 13090001 26 33 30 2767400 4080800 78340 164482.00 1954 IHCSR RIO GRANDE 99 09 42 INTERNATIONAL FALCON LAKE DAM IBWC-US + MEXICO NJ JOE POOL RES 12030102 32 38 30 142900 266000 7470 232.00 1985 CSR MOUNTAIN CREEK 96 59 45 LAKEVIEW DAM DAEN SWF

JOHNSON CREEK RESERVOIR 1 1 140305 32 50 24 10100 22000 650 1 1 .00 1963 OR JOHNSON CREEK 94 32 54 JOHNSON CREEK DAM SOUTHWESTERN EL POWE

KURTH LAKE 12020005 31 27 06 16200 27360 800 - 1960 0 TR-ANGELINA RIVER 94 42 00 KURTH DAM SOUTHLAND PAPER MILL

LAKE 0 THE PINES 1 1 140305 32 45 54 254900 1856500 38200 850.00 1959 CSRO CYPRESS CREEK 94 29 48 FERRELLS BRIDGE DAM DAEN SWD

LAKE ABILENE 12060102 32 14 06 7923 15990 641 102.00 1921 S ELM CREEK 99 53 18 LAKE ABILENE DAM CITY OF ABILENE

LAKE AMON G CARTER 1 2030101 33 28 06 20050 58050 1540 100.00 1956 SOIR BIG SANDY CREEK 97 51 54 AMON G CARTER DAM CITY OF BOWIE Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nutes, seconds)

LAKE ARLINGTON 12030102 32 43 18 45710 103500 2275 143.00 1955 IS VILLAGE CREEK 97 11 54 ARLINGTON DAM CITY OF ARLINGTON

LAKE ARROWHEAD 11130209 33 45 51 262100 564700 16200 822.00 1966 R LITTLE WICHITA RIVER 98 22 17 LAKE ARROWHEAD DAM CITY OF WICHITA FALL

LAKE ATHENS 12020001 32 12 18 32840 47000 1520 21.00 1963 S FLAT CREEK 95 43 24 LAKE ATHENS DAM ATHENS MUNI WATER AU

LAKE AUSTIN 12090205 30 17 42 21000 95000 1830 38240.00 1939 HSR COLORADO RIVER 97 47 12 TOM MILLER DAM LOW COLORADO RIVER A NJ *- 00 LAKE BALMORHEA 13070003 30 57 30 6350 7652 573 1917 I SANDIA CREEK 103 40 18 BALMORHEA LAKE DAM REEVES COUNTY WID NO

LAKESPICER BASTROP CREEK""-"- 12090301 30 09 18 16590 16962 906 1964 0 97 17 30 LAKE BASTROP DAM LOWER COLORADO RIVER

LAKE BOB SANDLIN 1 1 140305 33 04 30 213350 297490 9460 239.00 1978 S BIG CYPRESS CREEK 95 00 06 FORT SHERMAN DAM TITUS CO FWS DISTRIC

LAKE BONHAM 11140101 33 39 06 13000 28000 1020 1969 SRO TIMBER CREEK 96 07 48 LAKE BONHAM DAM BONHAM WATER AUTHORI

LAKE BROWNWOOD 12090107 31 50 18 118900 448200 7300 1535.00 1933 I PECAN BAYOU 99 00 06 BROWNWOOD DAM BROWN CO WATER IM DI

LAKE BUCHANAN 12090201 30 45 06 992000 1300000 23200 31250.00 1937 HSR COLORADO RIVER 98 25 06 BUCHANAN DAM LCRA Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nut es , seconds )

LAKE CHEROKEE 12010002 32 21 42 46700 101041 3987 158.00 1948 R CHEROKEE BAYOU 94 36 18 CHEROKEE DAM CHEROKEE WATER CO

LAKE CISCO 12060105 32 26 24 26000 32800 1050 26.00 1923 S SANDY CREEK 98 59 00 WILLIAMSON DAM CITY OF CISCO

LAKE CLYDE 12090107 32 19 05 5748 16550 500 36.90 1970 SRC NORTH PRONG PECAN BAYOU 99 28 43 LAKE CLYDE DAM CENTRAL COLO SCO ET

LAKE COLEMAN 12090108 32 01 48 38846 91680 2000 1966 SR JIM NED CREEK 99 27 54 COLEMAN DAM CITY OF COLEMAN

LAKE COLORADO CITY 12080002 32 19 06 31640 70700 1655 322.00 1949 SO MORGAN CREEK 100 55 00 LAKE COLORADO CITY DAM TEXAS ELECTRIC SERV

LAKE CONROE 12040101 30 21 24 430260 706970 21000 445.00 1973 SI WEST FORK SAN JACINTO RIVER 95 33 36 CONROE DAM SAN JACINTO RIVER AU

LAKE CORPUS CHRISTI 12110111 28 02 30 272352 531000 15500 16656.00 1958 R NUECES RIVER 97 51 54 WESLEY E SEALE DAM LOWER NUECES RIVER W

LAKE CREEK LAKE 12060202 31 27 24 8500 10580 550 1953 0 MANOS CREEK 96 59 12 LAKE CREEK DAM TEXAS POWER AND LIGH

LAKE CROOK 1 1 140101 33 43 42 11011 27600 1226 52.00 1923 S PINE CREEK 95 34 00 LAKE CROOK DAM CITY OF PARIS

LAKE CYPRESS SPRINGS 1 1 140305 33 03 22 72800 164000 3450 75.00 1971 SRO BIG CYPRESS CREEK 95 08 21 FRANKLIN COUNTY DAM TDWR + FRANKLIN CO W Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; * R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acrest (square Dieted Owner ( degrees , mi 1 es ) minutes, seconds )

LAKE DANIEL 12060105 32 38 54 9515 38242 980 115.00 1948 S GONZALES CREEK 98 52 06 GONZALES CREEK DAM CITY OF BRECKENRIDGE

LAKE DAVIS 12060101 33 31 24 5454 19000 585 1959 I DUTCHMAN CREEK 99 44 30 LAKE DAVIS DAM CATHARINE D GAL/SS ET

LAKE DUNLAP 12100202 29 39 12 5900 5900 410 1667.00 1928 HR GUADALUPE RIVER 98 04 00 GUADALUPE-BLANCO RIVER AUTH TP-1 DAM GUADALUPE-BLANCO R A

LAKE EDINBURG 121 10208 26 23 00 8864 13500 130 1935 I OFFSTREAM-RIO GRANDE 98 09 42 LAKE EDINBURG DAM HIDALGO CO WCID 15 NJ 0 LAKE ELECTRA 1 1 130207 33 58 30 8050 21370 660 1950 S CAMP CREEK 99 01 24 LAKE ELECTRA DAM CITY OF ELECTRA

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LAKE GRANBURY 12060201 32 22 24 153485 240642 8700 16113.00 1969 SIR BRAZOS RIVER 97 41 18 DE CORDOVA BEND DAM BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORI

LAKE H-4 12100202 29 29 42 7500 23520 800 2038.00 1931 H GUADALUPE RIVER 97 37 30 LAKE GONZALES DAM GUADALUPE-BLANCO RIV

LAKE HALBERT 12030109 32 04 36 7357 14400 650 12.00 1921 S ELM CREEK 96 24 12 LAKE HALBERT DAM CITY OF CORSICANA TE N) Ui LAKE HAWKINS 12010002 32 36 42 1 1890 32570 716 30.00 1962 CR LITTLE SANDY CREEK 95 15 06 WOOD COUNTY DAM NO. 3 WOOD COUNTY

LAKE HOLBROOK 12010001 32 41 06 7990 15980 653 15.00 1962 RC KEYES CREEK 95 33 06 WOOD COUNTY DAM NO 2 WOOD COUNTY

LAKE HOUSTON 12040101 29 55 12 146700 281800 12500 2828.00 1954 RI SAN JACINTO RIVER 95 07 54 LAKE HOUSTON DAM CITY OF HOUSTON

LAKE JACKSONVILLE 12020001 31 54 30 30500 56083 1320 41.00 1957 SR GUM CREEK 95 18 30 GUM CREEK DAM CITY OF JACKSONVILLE

LAKE JB THOMAS 12080002 32 35 00 204000 360000 7820 1471.00 1952 S COLORADO RIVER 101 08 06 LAKE J B THOMAS DAM COLO RIV MUN WATER D

LAKE KEMP 1 1130206 33 45 30 268000 1040000 20620 2086.00 1923 SIRO BIG WICHITA RIVER 99 09 03 LAKE KEMP DAM CITY OF WICHITA FALL Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner ( degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

LAKE KICKAPOO 1 1 130209 33 39 47 106000 202000 6200 275.00 1945 SOR NORTH FORK LITTLE WICHITA RIV 98 46 43 LAKE KICKAPOO DAM CITY OF WICHITA FALL

LAKE KIOWA 12030103 33 33 12 7000 23520 560 1970 R INDIAN CREEK 97 00 42 LAKE KIOWA DAM LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY

LAKE KIRBY 12060102 32 23 06 7620 17811 740 44.00 1928 SIR CEDAR CREEK 99 43 42 LAKE KIRBY DAM CITY OF ABILENE

LAKE LEON 12070201 32 21 36 27290 72250 1590 259.00 1954 SIO LEON RIVER 98 40 30 LAKE LEON DAM EASTLAND COUNTY WSD to LAKE LIMESTONE 12070103 31 19 42 225400 557878 13800 675.00 1978 SI NAVASOTA RIVER 96 19 06 STERLING C ROBERTSON DAM BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORI

LAKE LYNDON B JOHNSON 12090201 30 33 18 138460 222000 6400 36290.00 1950 HISR COLORADO RIVER 98 20 18 ALVIN WIRTZ DAM LCRA

LAKE MARBLE FALLS 12090205 30 33 24 8760 3223100 780 1951 HSR COLORADO RIVER 98 15 24 MAX STARCKE DAM LOW COLO RIV AUTH

LAKE MC QUEENEY 12100202 29 35 36 5050 5050 396 1684.00 1928 HR GUADALUPE RIVER 98 02 24 GUADALUPE-BLANCO RIVER AUTH TP-3 DAM GUADALUPE-BLANCO RIV

LAKE MCCLELLAN 1 1 120301 35 13 00 5005 10300 325 150.00 1939 R MCCLELLAN CREEK 100 51 42 MCCLELLAN DAM USDA FS

LAKE MEREDITH 1 1090105 35 42 38 839204 2409865 16505 15508.00 1965 CSO CANADIAN RIVER 101 33 03 SANFORD DAM DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1e s) mi nutes , seconds)

LAKE MEXIA 12070103 31 38 36 10000 45000 1200 198.00 1961 SI NAVASOTA RIVER 96 34 42 BISTONE DAM BISTONE MWS DISTRICT

LAKE MINERAL WELLS 12060201 32 49 00 7065 12000 646 63.00 1920 S ROCK CREEK 98 02 30 MINERAL WELLS DAM CITY OF MINERAL WELL

LAKE NACODOCHES 12020004 31 35 18 42318 122000 2155 87.90 1977 SR BAYOU LOCO 94 49 36 LOCO DAM CITY OF NACODOCHES

LAKE NASWORTHY 12090102 31 23 18 13990 42500 1596 3833.00 1930 SR SOUTH CONCHO RIVER 100 28 42 NASWORTHY DAM CITY OF SAN ANGELO K5 Ui OJ LAKE NOCONA 11130201 33 53 00 25389 59688 1470 94.00 1960 SRO FARMERS CREEK 97 39 06 FARMERS CREEK DAM NORTH MONTAGUE CO WS

LAKE PALESTINE 12020001 32 03 18 41 1840 1045000 6800 839.00 1971 SOR NECHES RIVER 95 26 18 BLACKBURN CROSSING DAM UPPER NECHES RIVER M

LAKE PALO PINTO 12060201 32 38 48 44100 170735 2661 461.00 1964 S PALO PINTO CREEK 98 16 06 LAKE PALO PINTO DAM PALO PINTO CO MWD #1

LAKE PAT CLEBURNE 12060202 32 17 18 25600 66700 1545 100.00 1964 SI NOLAN RIVER 97 25 00 LAKE PAT CLEBURNE DAM CITY OF CLEBURNE

LAKE QUITMAN 12010003 32 51 30 7440 29200 814 31.00 1962 RC DRY CREEK 95 27 00 WOOD COUNTY DAM NO 1 WOOD COUNTY

LAKE RAY HUBBARD 12030106 32 48 06 490000 583600 22745 1071.00 1969 S EAST FORK TRINITY RIVER 96 30 24 FORNEY DAM CITY OF DALLAS Table 3. --Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1og i c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (sauare pleted Owner (degrees, miles) minutes , seconds) LAKE RAY ROBERTS 12030103 33 21 05 749200 1065000 29350 1987 CSR ELM FORK OF TRINITY RIVER 97 02 03 LAKE RAY ROBERTS DAM DAEN SWF LAKE STAMFORD 12060103 33 04 18 57927 150000 5125 360.00 1953 0 PAINT CREEK 99 33 36 LAKE STAMFORD DAM CITY OF STAMFORD TEX LAKE SULPHUR SPRINGS 11140303 33 10 24 14160 34700 1340 1973 SR WHITE OAK CREEK 95 36 36 SULPHUR SPRINGS DAM SULPHUR SPRINGS WATE LAKE SWEETWATER 12060102 32 26 20 1 1900 19340 630 104.00 1930 RS BITTER CREEK 100 18 24 SWEETWATER DAM CITY OF SWEETWATER NJ Ui LAKE TAWAKONI 12010001 32 48 42 936200 1660000 36700 756.00 1960 SR SABINE RIVER 95 55 00 IRON BRIDGE DAM SABINE RIVER AUTHORI LAKE TEXANA 12100102 28 53 03 165918 199028 1^02.00 ^979 NAVIDAD RIVER 96 34 39 PALMETTO BEND DAM DO I BOR LAKE TEXARKANA 11140302 33 18 16 145300 5730800 119700 3443.00 1957 SRO SULPHUR RIVER 94 09 38 WRIGHT PATMAN DAM DAEN SWD LAKE TRAVIS 12090205 30 23 30 1170752 3107936' 29000 38130.00 1942 HCSR COLORADO RIVER 97 54 24 MARSHALL FORD DOI BOR LAKE TRUSCOTT 11130204 33 47 54 107000 126000 2980 26.20 1983 CO BLUFF CREEK 99 50 12 TRUSCOTT BRIME DAM DAEN SWT LAKE TYLER 12020004 32 12 42 42500 85810 4880 107.00 1949 S EAST PRAIRIE CREEK 95 10 18 WHITEHOUSE DAM CITY OF TYLER Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and ------3 f G 9 3 r 6 O com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres ) (square p 1 eted Owner ( degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

LAKE WALTER E LONG 12090301 30 17 06 33940 45200 1269 ___ 1967 0 DECKER CREEK 97 35 48 DECKER CREEK DAM CITY OF AUSTIN

LAKE WAXAHACHIE 12030109 32 20 30 13500 23663 645 30.00 1956 S SOUTH PRONG CREEK 96 48 18 SOUTH PRONG DAM ELLIS COUNTY WCID 1

LAKE WEATHERFORD 12030102 32 46 18 19866 37520 . 1280 109.00 1957 I CLEAR FORK TRINITY RIVER 97 40 30 WEATHERFORD DAM CITY OF WEATHERFORD

LAKE WHITNEY 12060202 31 51 00 627100 2100400 49710 26170.00 1951 CSR BRAZOS RIVER 97 22 00 WHITNEY DAM DAEN SWF Ln Ln LAKE WICHITA 11130206 33 50 42 13050 18700 2200 143.00 1901 S HOLLIDAY CREEK 98 32 18 LAKE WICHITA DAM CITY OF WICHITA FALL

LAKE WINNSBORO 12010002 32 53 12 8100 24300 720 31.00 1962 RC BIG SANDY CREEK 95 20 42 LAKE WINNSBORO DAM WOOD COUNTY

LAKE WORTH 12030102 32 47 30 38130 96225 3267 2064.00 1914 SR WEST FORK TRINITY RIVER 97 24 54 LAKE WORTH DAM CITY OF FT WORTH

LAVON 12030106 33 02 00 456500 921200 20050 770.00 1953 CSR EAST FORK OF TRINITY RIVER 96 29 00 LAVON DAM DAEN SWF

LEWIS CREEK RESERVOIR 12040101 30 25 48 17000 21800 1000 1969 SIR LEWIS CREEK 95 32 36 LEWIS CREEK DAM GULF STATES UTILITIE

LEWISVILLE 12030103 33 04 08 464500 2082800 38900 1660.00 1954 CSR ELM FORK OF TRINITY 96 57 57 LEWISVILLE DAM DAEN SWF Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees. miles) minutes, seconds) LIVINGSTON RESERVOIR 12030202 30 38 00 1788000 2045000 90000 16583.00 1969 S TRINITY RIVER 95 00 54 LIVINGSTON DAM CITY OF HOUSTON & TR MACKENZIE RESERVOIR 11120104 34 32 43 46077 69249 900 49.00 1974 SR TULE CREEK 101 26 16 MACKENZIE DAM MACKENZIE MUN WATER MARTIN LAKE 12010002 32 16 18 77619 182300 5000 130.00 1974 OS MARTIN CREEK 94 33 06 MARTIN CREEK DAM TEXAS UTILITIES SERV MEDINA LAKE 12100302 29 32 24 254000 327250 5575 609.00 1913 ISR MEDINA RIVER 98 56 00 MEDINA DAM BEXAR-MEDINA-ATAS WC NJ Ui MILLERS CREEK RESERVOIR 12060101 33 25 24 25520 45000 1900 240.00 1974 S MILLERS CREEK 99 22 06 MILLERS CREEK DAM NORTH CENT TEX MWA E MONT-1CELLO RESERVOIR 1114Q305 33 04 48 40100 47600 2500 1973 0 BLUNDELL CREEK 95 02 36 MONTICELLO DAM DALLAS PWR & LIGHT E MOSS LAKE 11130201 33 46 24 23210 55000 1 125 65.00 1966 SO FISH CREEK 97 12 48 FISH CREEK DAM CITY OF GAINESVILLE MOUNTAIN CREEK LAKE 12030102 32 43 54 20260 70880 2940 295.00 1937 0 MOUNTAIN CREEK 96 56 36 MOUNTAIN CREEK DAM DALLAS POWER & LIGHT MUD LAKE NO 4 121QQ4Q1 28 40 00 6384 7524 1952 0 HUISACHE CREEK-OFFSTREAM 96 32 24 MUD LAKE NO 4 LEVEE POINT COMFORT WATER MURVAUL BAYOU RESERVOIR 120100Q2 32 02 00 44650 92000 3820 115.00 1956 S MURVAUL BAYOU 94 25 12 MURVAUL BAYOU DAM PANOLA CO FWSD NO 1 Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

NAVARRO MILLS 12030108 31 57 00 63300 335800 5070 320.00 1963 CSR RICHLAND CREEK 96 42 00 NAVARRO MILLS DAM DAEN SWF

NORTH FORK BUFFALO CREEK R 1 1 130206 33 59 12 15400 32250 1500 1964 S NORTH FORK BUFFALO CREEK 98 45 06 NORTH FORK BUFFALO CREEK DAM CITY OF IOWA PARK

NORTH LAKE 12030103 32 56 48 16000 24000 820 3.00 1957 SR SOUTH FORK GRAPEVINE CREEK 96 58 12 NORTH LAKE DAM DALLAS POWER & LIGHT

0 C FISHER LAKE 12090104 31 28 00 119200 696300 5440 1383.00 1952 CSR CONCHO RIVER 100 29 00 0 C FISHER DAM DAEN SWF

OAK CREEK RESERVOIR 12080008 32 02 24 39360 79336 2375 244.00 1950 OR OAK CREEK 100 16 00 OAK CREEK DAM CITY OF SWEETWATER T

PAT MAYSE LAKE 1 1 140101 33 51 12 124500 189100 5993 175.00 1967 CS SANDERS CREEK 95 32 54 PAT MAYSE DAEN SWT

PINKSTON RESERVOIR 12020005 31 42 18 7380 13500 523 - 1977 SR SANDY CREEK 94 21 48 PINKSTON DAM CITY OF CENTER

POSSUM KINGDOM LAKE 12060201 32 52 12 724700 1300000 19800 22550.00 1941 SIRH BRAZOS RIVER 98 25 30 MORRIS SHEPPARD DAM BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORI

PROCTOR 12070201 31 58 00 59400 433000 4610 1259.00 1963 CSR LEON RIVER 98 30 00 PROCTOR DAM DAEN SWF

RANDELL LAKE 1 1 130210 33 48 06 5400 6300 172 1909 S SHAWNEE CREEK 96 34 48 RANDELL LAKE DAM CITY DENISON TEXAS Table 3.--Rsservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acresl (sauare pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds) RED BLUFF RESERVOIR 13070001 31 54 06 310000 405000 11700 20700.00 1936 IHO PECOS RIVER 103 54 36 RED BLUFF RESERVOIR DAM RED BLUFF WATER CON RICHLAND CHAMBERS RES. 12030108 31 57 00 1135000 1180000 44722 2000.00 1986 RICHLAND CREEK 96 06 00 RICHLAND CHAMBERS TARRANT CO WCID NO 1 RITA BLANCA CREEK RESERVOI 1 1090103 36 01 30 11507 13600 524 1062.00 1940 R RITA BLANCA CREEK 102 29 54 RITA BLANCA CREEK RESERVOIR DAM HARTLEV-DALLAM COUNT RIVER CREST RESERVOIR 11140302 33 23 18 7100 9700 560 1953 0 SULPHUR RIVER-OFFSTREAM 95 08 48 RIVER CREST LAKE LEVEE TEXAS POWER-LIGHT CO N3 Ul oo SAM RAYBURN 12020005 31 04 00 2852600 5610000 114500 3449.00 1965 CSRH ANGELINA RIVER 94 06 00 SAM RAYBURN DAM DAEN SWF SANTA ROSA LAKE 11130207 33 56 24 1 1500 45800 1500 336.00 1929 S BEAVER CREEK 99 15 36 SANTA ROSA DAM W T WAGGONER ESTATE SCS SITE 87A 12030107 32 43 42 8712 20147 885 14.00 1955 SC MUDDY CEDAR CREEK 96 10 24 CEDAR CREEK WS SCS SITE 87A DAM CITY OF TERRELL SHELDON RESERVOIR 12040104 29 51 12 5354 21 138 1200 9.00 1944 IRS CARPENTERS BAYOU 95 10 00 SHELDON RESERVOIR DAM TEXAS PARKS & WILDLI SOMERVILLE 12070102 30 20 00 160100 1028800 11460 1007.00 1967 CSR YEGUA CREEK 96 32 00 SOMERVILLE DAM DAEN SWF SQUAW CREEK RESERVOIR 12060202 32 17 18 151500 229000 3272 64.00 1977 0 SQUAW CREEK 97 45 36 SQUAW CREEK DAM DALLAS POWER-LIGHT E Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrol ogi c Latitude Capaci ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres) (square pi eted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds ) STILLHOUSE HOLLOW 12070203 31 02 00 2357C)0 1013300 6430 1313.00 1968 CSR LAMPASAS RIVER 97 32 00 STILLHOUSE HOLLOW DAM DAEN SWF

STRIKER CREEK RESERVOIR 12020004 31 56 06 26960 80000 2400 182.00 1956 0 STRIKER CREEK 94 58 30 LAKE STRIKER DAM ANGELINA-NACOGDOCHES TRADINGHOUSE CREEK RESERVO 12060202 31 33 12 37814 58957 2012 1968 0 TRADINGHOUSE CREEK 96 58 48 TRADINGHOUSE CREEK RESERVOIR TEXAS POWER-LIGHT CO TRINIDAD LAKE 12030105 32 06 42 6240 7780 753 1926 0 TRINITY RIVER-OFFSTREAM 96 06 12 TRINIDAD LEVEE TEXAS PWR & LIGHT CO ro Ln VO TWIN BUTTES RESERVOIR 12090102 31 22 36 186203 1087516 22700 2813.00 1963 ICSRO MIDDLE CONCHO RIVER 100 32 00 TWIN BUTTES DAM DOI BOR TWIN OAK RESERVOIR 12070103 31 12 00 30300 70885 1458 1982 0 DUCK CREEK 96 27 40 TWIN OAK DAM TEXAS UTILITIES ELEC UPPER NUECES LAKE 12110103 28 46 44 7590 10350 316 2160.00 1948 I NUECES RIVER 99 49 42 UPPER LAKE DAM ZAVALA-DIMMIT WID #1 VALLEY ACRES RESERVOIR 12110208 26 14 54 7843 7843 906 1951 I NORTH FLOODWAY-OFFSTREAM 97 53 24 VALLEY ACRES LEVEE VALLEY ACRES WATER D VALLEY LAKE 11140101 33 38 42 16400 20000 1 180 8.00 1961 0 BRUSHY CREEK 96 21 30 VALLEY LAKE DAM TEXAS POWER & LIGHT VICTOR BRAUNIG LAKE 12100301 29 14 24 26500 32324 1350 1963 SO ARROVO SECO 98 22 18 VICTOR BRAUNIG DAM CITY OF SAN ANTONIO Table 3 .--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degreiss , miles) mi nut < 3S , secon

WACO 12060204 31 36 00 152500 828300 2742 1651 .00 1965 CSR BOSQUE RIVER 97 13 00 WACO DAM DAEN SWF

WELSH RESERVOIR 11140305 33 02 36 23587 50300 1365 1975 OR SWAUANO CREEK 94 50 00 WELSH DAM SW ELECTRIC POWER CO

WHITE RIVER RES 12050006 33 27 24 44897 80000 2020 - 1963 S WHITE RIVER 101 05 00 WHITE RIVER DAM WHITE RV MUN WATER D

WHITE ROCK LAKE 12030105 32 48 54 10743 39400 1095 100.00 191 1 SR WHITE ROCK CREEK 96 43 30 WHITE ROCK DAM CITY OF DALLAS NJ 0 WILLIAM HARRIS RESERVOIR 12070104 29 14 36 8113 16226 1663 1947 0 OYSTER CREEK OFFSTREAM 95 33 42 WILLIAM HARRIS RESERVOIR DAM DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY UTAH ASH CREEK RESERVOIR 15010008 37 24 36 6625 12250 1500 133.00 1960 C ASH CREEK 1 13 14 06 ASH CREEK DAM ASH CREEK IRR CO

BIG SAND WASH RESERVOIR 14060003 40 17 36 12050 14600 400 1965 I BIG SAND WASH 1 10 13 48 BIG SAND WASH MOON LAKE WATER USER

BOTTLE HOLLOW RESERVOIR 14060003 40 17 24 11100 11780 418 1970 R UINTA RIVER OFFSTREAM 109 52 06 BOTTLE HOLLOW DOI BOR

BROWN'S DRAW 14060003 40 25 24 6750 7700 185 - 1981 I TRIB TO COTTONWOOD CREEK 1 10 07 12 BROWN'S DRAW MOON LAKE WATER USER Tab! e 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 ,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation ; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds) CAUSEY RESERVOIR 16020102 41 17 54 7870 8730 136 137.00 1966 IORC SOUTH FORK OGDEN RIVER 111 35 30 CAUSEY DOI BOR CLEVELAND 14060009 39 34 42 5340 6020 185 1908 I SPRING CREEK 111 1418 CLEVELAND HUNTINGTON-CLEVELAND CURRANT CREEK RESERVOIR 14060004 40 20 00 15670 17210 286 140.00 1977 IRS CURRANT CREEK 111 03 06 CURRANT CREEK DOI BOR CUTLER 16010202 41 50 12 26548 66000 6000 6000.00 1927 H BEAR RIVER 112 02 48 CUTLER UTAH POWER & LIGHT C ho D M A D 16030005 39 24 00 7500 21380 1200 1959 I SEVIER RIVER 112 28 54 D M A D D M A D CO DEER CREEK RESERVOIR 16020302 40 24 00 152570 161070 2680 560.00 1941 IHCSD PROVO RIVER 111 32 00 DEER CREEK DOI BOR EAST CANYON RESERVOIR 16020102 40 55 12 51200 58350 400 155.00 1966 I SCO EAST CANYON CREEK 111 36 00 EAST CANYON DOI BOR ECHO RESERVOIR 16020101 40 57 48 73940 73940 1470 732.00 1931 I WEBER RIVER 111 25 54 ECHO DOI BOR ELECTRIC LAKE 14060009 39 36 12 31500 35500 1974 0 HUNTINGTON CREEK 111 12 54 ELECTRIC LAKE UTAH POWER & LIGHT C

FLAMING GORGE RESERVOIR 14040106 40 54 24 3787000 4002700 42020 15100.00 1964 HCSRO GREEN RIVER 109 25 12 FLAMING GORGE DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< 3 S mi 1 es ) mi nut< 3S , secon

FOOL CREEK NO 2 16030005 39 27 00 5217 5217 650 --- 1948 I FOOL CREEK 1 12 22 12 FOOL CREEK NO 2 CENTRAL UTAH WATER C

GRASS VALLEY 15010008 37 24 54 190 26650 20 1917 IP WATER CANYON 1 13 29 54 GRASS VALLEY NEWCASTLE RES CO

GUNLOCK 15010008 37 14 48 10884 15041 266 271.00 1970 I SANTA CLARA RIVER 1 13 46 18 GUNLOCK LOWER GUNLOCK RES CO NJ S GUNNISON 16030004 39 12 18 18218 18218 1300 720.00 1889 I SAN PITCH RIVER 1 1 1 42 36 GUNNISON GUNNISON IRR CO

GUNNISON BEND 16030005 39 20 24 5000 6950 706 1890 I SEVIER RIVER 1 12 36 48 GUNNISON BEND DESERET & ABRAHAM IR

HUNTINGTON NORTH RESERVOIR 14060009 39 21 06 5420 5690 242 1966 IR HUNTINGTON CREEK OFFSTREAM 1 10 57 12 HUNTINGTON NORTH DOI BOR

HYRUM RESERVOIR 16010203 41 37 30 18690 18690 475 220.00 1935 ICRO LITTLE BEAR RIVER 1 1 1 52 30 HYRUM DOI BOR

JOES VALLEY RESERVOIR 14060009 39 17 18 62460 71860 954 146.00 1966 ICRD SEELY CREEK 1 1 1 16 12 JOES VALLEY DOI BOR JOHNSON VALLEY RESERVOIR 14070003 38 36 30 10350 15300 626 60.00 1900 10 FREMONT RIVER 111 38 00 JOHNSON FREMONT IRR CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______3 p 63 3 P63t com*~ Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

KOLOB CREEK 15010008 37 26 00 5586 6914 1200 --- 1956 I KOLOB CREEK 113 02 54 KOLOB CREEK KOLOB RES ASSOC.

LONG PARK 14040106 40 54 30 13700 15000 340 --- 1980 I SHEEP CREEK 109 52 06 LONG PARK SHEEP CREEK IRR CO

LOST CREEK RESERVOIR 16020101 41 11 06 22510 26750 365 123.00 1966 ISROC LOST CREEK 111 24 00 LOST CREEK DOI BOR MANTUA 16010204 41 30 06 7560 10450 554 1961 HIR BIG CREEK 111 56 30 MANTUA BRIGHAM CITY MIDVIEW RESERVOIR 14060003 40 11 12 5800 5800 405 1937 IR DUCHESNE RIVER OFFSTREAM 110 10 06 MIDVIEW DOI BOR MILL MEADOW 14070003 38 29 42 5232 6900 156 203.00 1954 I FREMONT RIVER 111 34 06 MILL MEADOW FREMONT IRR CO MILLER FLAT 14060009 39 32 24 5560 6393 200 1949 I MILLER FLAT CREEK 111 14 30 MILLER FLAT HUNTINGTON-CLEVELAND MILLSITE 14060009 39 05 48 18000 20000 435 138.00 1971 IRS FERRON CREEK 111 11 06 MILLSITE FERRON CANAL AND RES MONA RESERVOIR 16020201 39 52 36 19190 27010 1620 1895 I CURRANT CREEK 111 52 12 MONA CURRANT CREEK IRR CO MOON LAKE 14060003 40 33 42 49500 50700 773 108.00 1938 ICRD LAKE FORK RIVER 110 29 24 MOON LAKE DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued fC, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds) NEPONSET 16010101 41 17 54 6216 6216 1043 1924 0 BEAR RIVER--OFFSTREAM 111 06 42 NEPONSET DESERET LIVESTOCK CO NEWCASTLE 16030006 37 39 12 5290 7900 1956 IR PINTO CREEK 113 31 42 NEWCASTLE NEWCASTLE RES CO NEWTON RESERVOIR 16010202 41 54 00 5620 6200 297 23.00 1946 I CLARKSTON CREEK 111 59 00 NEWTON DOI BOR OAKS PARK 14060002 40 44 36 6249 6727 382 10.00 1938 I BIG BRUSH CREEK 109 37 12 OAKS PARK ASHLEY VALLEY RES CO ro ON OTTER CREEK 16030002 38 10 12 52662 63246 2500 373.00 1897 I OTTER CREEK 11201 12 OTTER CREEK OTTER CREEK RES CO rr 37 43 30 23730 ^7.00 10 PANGUITCH CREEK 112 37 36 PANGUITCH LAKE WEST PANGUITCH IRR & PELICAN LAKE 14060001 40 11 00 1 1850 15850 1 141 1967 IR UINTA RIVER OFFSTREAM 109 40 48 PELICAN LAKE OURAY PARK IRR CO PINEVIEW RESERVOIR 16020102 41 15 00 110150 116150 2870 310.00 1937 ISCRO OGDEN RIVER 111 50 00 PINEVIEW DOI BOR

PIUTE 16030001 38 19 24 71826 136855 2250 2400.00 1938 I SEVIER RIVER 112 11 12 PIUTE PIUTE RES & IRR CO PORCUPINE 16010203 41 31 00 12800 14500 220 1962 I EAST FK LITTLE BEAR RIVER 111 44 42 PORCUPINE PORCUPINE RES CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nutes , seconds )

PRUESS LAKE 16020301 38 53 48 11803 12851 300 1899 I LAKE CREEK 1 14 00 54 PRUESS LAKE GARRISON WELFARE FAR

RED CREEK 14060004 40 18 12 5700 6645 140 39.00 1960 I RED CREEK 1 10 50 54 RED CREEK RED CREEK IRR CO

RED FLEET RESERVOIR 14060002 40 33 54 26000 33000 521 77.20 1981 I BIG BRUSH CREEK 109 24 04 RED FLEET DOI BOR

ROCKPORT LAKE 16020101 40 47 24 62120 75730 1080 320.00 1957 ISROC WEBER RIVER 1 1 1 24 12 WANSHIP DOI BOR N) ROCKY FORD 16030007 38 13 00 21000 33000 1129 510.00 1914 I BEAVER RIVER 1 12 50 00 ROCKY FORD ROCKY FORD IRR CO ET

SCIPIO LAKE 16030005 39 07 18 10400 11700 1400 105.00 1936 I ROUND VALLEY CREEK 1 12 03 12 SCIPIO LAKE SCIPIO IRR CO

SCOFIELD 14060007 39 47 12 73600 111300 2810 163.00 1946 ICRO PRICE RIVER 1 1 1 07 30 SCOFIELD DOI BOR

SEVIER BRIDGE 16030003 39 22 18 236145 362165 10700 5120.00 1914 I SEVIER RIVER 1 12 01 54 SEVIER BRIDGE DELTA LAND & WATER E

STARVATION RESERVOIR 14060004 40 1 1 26 167300 189000 3300 1970 I STRAWBERRY RIVER 110 26 28 STARVATION DOI BOR

STATELINE RESERVOIR 14040107 40 59 21 14000 15900 300 48.00 1979 I EAST FORK OF SMITHS FORK RIV. 1 10 23 06 STATELINE DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degreiBS . miles) mi nut i BS , secomds)

STEINAKER RESERVOIR 14060002 40 30 00 38170 40350 820 1961 ICSR ASHLEY CREEK OFFSTREAM 109 32 00 STEINAKER DO I BOR

STRAWBERRY RESERVOIR 14060004 40 08 24 1 106500 1 127200 17164 213.00 1973 ICRD STRAWBERRY RIVER 1 1 1 06 12 SOLDIER CREEK DO I BOR

UPPER ENTERPRISE 16030006 37 31 06 9850 11813 265 1903 I LITTLE PINE CREEK 1 13 51 36 UPPER ENTERPRISE ENTERPRISE RES & CAN

WILLARD RESERVOIR 16020310 41 23 42 215120 223080 9950 1964 ISCOR BEAR RIVER OFFSTREAM 1 12. 04 42 ARTHUR V WATKINS DOI BOR ro §} VERMONT 02010003 44 ^OO Q 54 6000 10500 352 1017.00 1917 H WINOOSKI RIVER 73 06 54 ESSE NO. 19 GREEN MTN POWER CORP

01080103 43 46 IDIO ___ OOUUUQQnnn 71 £.\jr> n locnnI^D.UU ioc^n1 y DU V-r* OMPOMPANOOSUC RIVER 72 15 24 UNION VILLAGE DAEN NED

ARROWHEAD MOUNTAIN LAKE 02010005 44 38 30 6000 10000 820 686.00 1937 HR LAMOILLE RIVER 73 06 48 CLARKS FALLS CENTRAL VT PUB SER C

BALL MOUNTAIN LAKE 01080107 43 06 18 2240 56840 810 172.00 1961 C WEST RIVER 72 46 30 BALL MOUNTAIN DAM DAEN NED

CHITTENDEN RESERVOIR 02010002 43 43 22 17200 22090 720 14.00 1948 H EAST CREEK 72 55 55 CHITTENDEN RESERVOIR DAM CENTRAL VT PUB SER C Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds)

GEORGE PERKINS MARSH CONSE 01080106 43 36 18 3050 71800 1105 220.00 1961 CR OTTAUQUECHEE RIVER 72 21 36 NORTH HARTLAND DAM DAEN NED

GREEN RIVER RESERVOIR 02010005 44 37 30 17520 20363 750 14.00 1947 HO GREEN TRIB TO LAMOILLE 72 32 00 GREEN RIVER DAM & DIKE VILLAGE OF MORRISVIL

HARRIMAN RESERVOIR 01080203 42 48 00 119000 169000 2184 184.00 1924 H DEERFIELD RIVER 72 55 00 HARRIMAN NEW ENGLAND POWER SE

MOLLYS FALLS RESERVOIR 02010003 44 21 30 9259 13526 414 23.00 19'27 HR MOLLYS BROOK 72 18 18 MARSHFIELD NO. 6 GREEN MOUNTAIN PWR C ro NORTH SPRINGFIELD LAKE 01080106 43 20 30 2000 50500 1200 158.00 1960 CR BLACK RIVER 72 30 48 NORTH SPRINGFIELD DAEN NED

SOMERSET 01080203 42 58 00 57000 74000 1623 30.00 1913 H DEERFIELD RIVER 72 57 00 SOMERSET NEW ENGLAND POWER SE

TOWNSHEND 01080107 43 03 00 800 33600 735 278.00 1961 CR WEST RIVER 72 42 06 TOWNSHEND DAM DAEN NED

WATERBURY RESERVOIR 02010003 44 22 54 37000 88000 1330 109.00 1938 CHR LITTLE RIVER 72 46 18 WATERBURY STATE OF VERMONT

WRIGHTSVILLE RESERVOIR 02010003 44 18 42 700 36000 580 67.00 1935 CR NORTH BRANCH WINOOSKI RIVER 72 34 36 WRIGHTSVILLE STATE OF VERMONT

VIRGINIA 02070010 38 45 48 12000 28000 741 1970 S BROAD RUN 77 37 18 BROAD RUN DAM MANASSAS Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capaci ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres ) ( square pl eted Owne r (degrees , miles) minutes, seconds ) 02080103 38 21 00 9880 14160 --- 1968 R FLAT RUN 77 45 18 LAKE OF THE WOODS DAM LAKE OF THE WOODS,IN

C-POND 03010203 36 34 12 33700 45524 1963 0 TR-BLACKWATER RIVER-OFFSTREAM 76 52 54 C-POND DAM UNION CAMP CORP. CARVINS COVE RESERVOIR 03010101 37 22 06 18200 23000 630 18.00 1946 SR CARVINS CREEK 79 57 30 CARVINS COVE DAM CITY OF ROANOKE

CLAYTOR LAKE 05050001 37 04 30 225508 232000 4540 2382.00 1939 HR NEW RIVER 80 35 06 CLAYTOR DAM APPALACHIAN POWER CO ho CT\ 00 DIASCUND RESERVOIR 02080206 37 25 48 12200 18000 1600 1963 SR DIASCUND CREEK 76 54 00 DIASCUND DAM CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS

FAWN LAKE ______Q20B0105 38 15 24 6100 6900 1976 R GREENFIELD CREEK 77 42 54 FAWN LAKE DAM INTERNATL' PAPER REA JOHN H KERR RESERVOIR 03010102 36 35 48 1576000 3392000 95500 7780.00 1953 CHR ROANOKE RIVER 78 17 48 JOHN H KERR DAM DAEN SAW

JOHN KERR RESERVOIR 03010102 36 33 00 1520 105000 48988 1951 CO ISLAND CREEK 78 28 00 ISLAND CREEK DAM DAEN SAW

JOHN W FLANNAGAN RESERVOIR 05070202 37 14 00 38600 145700 1100 221.00 1966 CRO POUND RIVER 82 20 42 JOHN W FLANNAGAN DAM DAEN ORH

LAKE ANNA 02080106 38 00 54 305000 373000 11000 344.00 1972 SCR NORTH ANNA RIVER 77 42 30 NORTH ANNA DAM VEPCO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 og i c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i t ude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) mi nut es , seconds )

LAKE BURNT. MILLS 02080208 36 50 24 7449 11110 700 25.00 1942 S WESTERN BRANCH NANSEMOND RIVE 76 37 42 BURNT MILLS DAM CITY OF NORFOLK

LAKE CHESDEN 02080207 37 13 12 44100 79500 3100 1344.00 1968 SR APPOMATTOX RIVER 77 31 42 GEORGE F BRASFIELD DAM APPOMAT RI WATER AUT

LAKE COHOON 02080208 36 45 18 6025 9400 585 30.00 1919 S NANSEMOND RIVER 76 37 48 COHOON DAM CITY OF PORTSMOUTH

LAKE DRUMMOND 03010205 36 36 00 22000 22000 3200 140.00 1825 NSR LAKE DRUMMOND 76 26 42 LAKE DRUMMOND DAEN

LAKE HOLIDAY 02070004 39 18 30 7525 10166 ------1971 R ISAACS CREEK 78 18 18 THE SUMMIT DAM THE SUMMIT, INC.

LAKE MONTICELLO 02080204 37 54 48 8769 16719 ------1969 R BOSTON CREEK 78 18 00 MONTICELLO DAM MONTICELLO DEVELOP.

LAKE MOOMAW 02080201 37 57 18 123700 477800 2800 344.00 1978 RC JACKSON RIVER 79 57 06 GATHRIGHT DAM DAEN-NAO

LEESVILLE RESERVOIR 03010101 37 05 12 85300 94960 3400 1505.00 1963 H ROANOKE RIVER 79 24 06 LEESVILLE DAM AEPCO

LITTLE CREEK RESERVOIR 02080206 37 21 30 24600 32143 1064 14.00 1980 S LITTLE CREEK 76 49 48 LITTLE CREEK DAM CITY OF NEW PORT NEW

LUNGA RESERVOIR 0207001 1 38 31 18 9600 18720 670 --- 1957 SR BEAVERDAM RUN 77 27 48 LUNGA DAM DOD USMC Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro logic Lat i ti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1 jde Norma 1 Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degre< es , miles) mi nut i= s , secon

NI RIVER RES 020801 05 38 14 48 8624 24873 417 25.00 1974 S NI RIVER 77 35 48 NI RIVER SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY

OCCOQUAN RESERVOIR 02070010 38 41 42 30300 56000 2000 594.00 1955 SH OCCOQUAN RIVER 77 16 36 OCCOQUAN MAIN DAM FAIRFAX WATER AUTHOR

PHILPOTT LAKE 03010103 36 47 00 167000 321900 4970 212.00 1953 CHRO SMITH RIVER 80 01 42 PHILPOTT DAM DAEN-SAW

REUSENS RESERVOIR 02080203 37 27 48 5000 5000 500 1903 HNR JAMES RIVER 79 1 1 12 REUSENS DAM APPALACHIAN POWER CO 0 RIVANNA RESERVOIR 02080204 38 06 18 6400 17800 390 260.00 1966 S SOUTH FORK RIVANNA RIVER 78 28 06 SOUTH RIVANNA DAM RIVANNA WATER + SEWE

SCHOOLFIELD RESERVOIR 03010104 34O A. 42 5O©G 50 M^ _ __ 1\ yy**-Q f"l ^ nwLJD DAN RIVER 79 26 00 SCHOOLFIELD DAM DAN RIVER MILLS INC

SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE 03010101 37 02 30 1 142000 1 142000 20000 1024.00 1963 HR ROANOKE RIVER 79 32 12 SMITH MOUNTAIN DAM APPALACHIAN POWER CO

SWIFT CREEK RESERVOIR 02080207 37 25 00 10750 34800 1800 1965 SR SWIFT CREEK 77 39 00 SWIFT CREEK CHESTERFIELD COUNTY

TALBOTT RESERVOIR 03010103 36 40 36 7600 9600 165 20.00 1938 HR DAN RIVER 80 23 48 TALBOTT DAM CITY OF DANVILLE

WESTERN BRANCH RESERVOIR 02080208 36 48 12 14620 21950 1500 1963 SR WESTERN BR NANSEMOND RIVER 76 35 06 WESTERN BRANCH DAM CITY OF NORFOLK Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre( 3S , miles) mi nut « = S , seconeds) WASHINGTON 17100103 46 44 30 5500 7750 1i yQQn o u un TR-HANAFORD CREEK 122 50 00 DAM N0.3B (WASH, IRR. & DEV. CO.) WASHINGTON IRR & DEV

171 10012 47 25o c 18 14768 35566 --- - 1926 0 TR-CEDAR RIVER 122 06 06 YOUNGS LAKE OLD INLET DAM CITY OF SEATTLE

ALDER LAKE 171 10015 46 48 06 231936 244000 2300 287.00 1945 HR NISQUALLY RIVER 1 22 18 30 ALDER DAM CITY OF TACOMA

BAKER LAKE 171 10005 48 38 54 298000 316100 4985 215.00 1961 HR BAKER RIVER 121 41 24 UPPER BAKER DAM PUGET SND POWER & LI

BAKER LAKE 17110005 48 39 30 159104 177184 --- 215.00 1961 HR BAKER RIVER 121 41 12 WEST PASS DIKE PUGET SND POWER & LI

BANKS LAKE 17020214 47 37 12 1275000 1275000 27000 240000.00 1949 IRH COLUMBIA RIVER OFFSTREAM 1 19 18 1 2 DRY FALLS DAM DOI BOR

BILLY CLAPP LAKE 17020014 47 26 54 64200 76500 1010 - 1948 ICR COLUMBIA RIVER OFFSTREAM 1 19 15 12 PINTO DOI BOR

BOUNDARY LAKE 17010216 48 59 12 96200 122000 1600 --- 1967 HR PEND OREILLE RIVER 1 17 20 48 BOUNDARY DAM CITY OF SEATTLE

BOX CANYON RESERVOIR 17010216 48 46 48 100000 100000 ------1955 HR PEND OREILLE RIVER 1 17 24 36 BOX CANYON DAM PEND OREILLE CO PUD Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitijde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degree BS , mi 1 e s ) mi nut iBS , secon

BUMPING LAKE 17030002 46 52 24 33700 39840 1310 68.00 1910 ICR BUMPING RIVER 121 18 00 BUMPING LAKE DOI BOR

CHAPMAN LAKE 17060109 47 21 18 7500 8000 146 1940 R ROCK CR 1 17 34 00 CHAPMAN LAKE DAM 0 C DYBDAL

CHAPMAN LAKE 17060109 47 17 00 7500 8000 5 R ROCK CREEK 1 17 38 00 CHAPMAN LAKE SADDLE DAM 0 C DYBDAL

CHESTER MORSE LAKE 17110012 47 24 36 75000 75000 1830 81.00 1904 S CEDAR RIVER 121 43 30 CRIB DAM CITY OF SEATTLE

CLE ELUM LAKE 17030001 47 14 42 710000 710000 4812 202.00 1933 ICR CLE ELUM RIVER 121 04 24 CLE ELUM DOI BOR

CLEAR LAKE 17030002 46 38 00 5300 6680 265 60.00 1914 IR NORTH FORK TIETON RIVER 12T T6 00 CLEAR CREEK DOI BOR

CONCONULLY LAKE 17020006 48 33 30 15700 17280 320 --- 1921 ICR SALMON CREEK OFFSTREAM 1 19 44 42 SALMON LAKE DAM DOI BOR

CONCONULLY RESERVOIR 17020006 48 32 30 13000 16600 420 121.00 1910 ICR SALMON CREEK 1 19 44 48 CONCONULLY DOI BOR

DAVIS LAKE 17010216 48 13 54 12000 12622 152 1960 R INLET-DEER CR . OUTLET-DAVI S CR 1 17 17 12 DAVIS LAKE DAM WASH STATE DEPT OF G

DEEP LAKE 17020014 47 35 18 7000 7762 104 1930 R MEADOW CREEK 1 19 20 24 DEEP LAKE DAM WA ST PARKS & RECR. Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degre< 3S , miles) mi nut« SS . seconeis)

DIABLO LAKE 17110005 48 42 48 89200 91600 928 1125.00 1929 HR SKAGIT RIVER 121 07 48 DIABLO DAM CITY OF SEATTLE

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT LAKE 17020001 47 57 18 9386000 9386000 79400 74100.00 1942 IHCNRO COLUMBIA RIVER 1 18 59 00 GRAND COULEE DOI BOR

GORGE LAKE 17110005 48 41 54 8485 10780 241 1159.00 1961 HR SKAGIT RIVER 121 12 24 GORGE DAM CITY OF SEATTLE

HOWARD HANSON RESERVOIR 17110013 47 16 36 26000 106000 773 220.00 1962 C GREEN 121 47 06 HOWARD A HANSON DAM DAEN NPS to KACHESS LAKE 17030001 47 15 54 239000 245000 4535 64.00 1912 ICR KACHESS RIVER 121 12 18 KACHESS DOI BOR

KEECHELUS LAKE 17030001 47 19 24 158000 171000 2560 55.00 1917 ICR YAKIMA RIVER 121 20 18 KEECHELUS DOI BOR

LACAMAS LAKE AND ROUND LAK 17080001 45 35 54 6100 6800 1936 SR LACAMAS CREEK 122 24 12 LACAMAS & ROUND LAKES, LOWER DAM CROWN-ZELLERBACH COR

LAKE ALDWELL 17110020 48 05 42 7600 8100 580 308.00 1912 HR ELWHA RIVER 123 33 18 ELWHA DAM CROWN ZELLERBACH COR

LAKE BRYAN 17060107 46 35 18 506000 556000 10070 1970 HNR SNAKE 1 18 02 00 LITTLE GOOSE DAM DAEN NPW

LAKE CHAPLAIN 17110009 47 56 42 13200 13200 350 1944 S CHAPLAIN CREEK 121 49 48 CHAPLAIN LAKE SOUTH DAM CITY OF EVERETT Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______3 P 6 3 a r~ ea com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres ) ( square pl eted Owne r (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

LAKE CHELAN 17020009 47 50 06 1059328 1191744 31975 951 .00 1928 HR CHELAN RIVER 120 00 42 CHELAN DAM CHELAN CO PUD NO 1

LAKE CUSHMAN 17110017 47 25 18 453300 478000 4000 94.00 1926 HR NORTH FORK SKOKOMISH RIVER 123 13 18 CUSHMAN DAM NO 1, CITY OF TACOMA

LAKE ENTIAT 17020001 47 31 54 382000 412000 10200 88500.00 1962 HR COLUMBIA RIVER / 120 17 48 ROCKY REACH DAM CHELAN CO PUD NO 1

LAKE KOKANEE 17110017 47 23 54 8000 8750 70 1930 HR NORTH FORK SKOKOMISH RIVER 123 12 00 CUSHMAN DAM NO 2 CITY OF TACOMA NJ -4 JS LAKE MERWIN 17080002 45 57 24 423000 423000 3922 730.00 1931 HCR LEWIS RIVER 122 33 18 MERWIN DAM PACIFIC POWER & LIGH

LAKE PATEROS 17020OO5 300000 9700 1967 HR COLUMBIA RIVER 119 51 42 WELLS DAM DOUGLAS CO PUD NO 1

LAKE SHANNON 171 10005 48 32 54 132300 161470 2218 297.00 1925 HR BAKER RIVER 121 44 24 BAKER DAM PUGET SND POWER & LI

LAKE TAPPS 17110014 47 14 30 56000 58340 2566 1911 HR DIVERSION FROM WHITE RIVER 122 10 12 LAKE TAPPS DIKE NO. A PUGET SND POWER & LI

LAKE TERRELL 17110002 48 52 24 5600 5600 1950 0 TERRELL CREEK 122 41 18 TERRELL LAKE DAM WA ST GAME DEPT

LAKE WHATCOM 17110002 48 45 30 25000 77000 4800 56.00 1937 SR WHATCOM CREEK 122 25 18 WHATCOM LAKE DAM CITY OF BELLINGHAM Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un i t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owne r (degre<35 , mi 1 es ) mi nut < 35 , seconids)

LAKE YOUNGS 171 10013 47 25 06 8870 35566 --- 1926 S TR-CEDAR RIVER 1 22 06 24 LAKE YOUNGS INLET DAM CITY OF SEATTLE

LEADER LAKE 17020006 48 21 42 5900 6750 159 1910 IR TR-TALLANT CREEK 1 19 41 48 LEADER LAKE DAM PLEASENT VALLEY H20

LONG LAKE 17010307 47 50 12 253000 253000 5020 5920.00 1914 HR SPOKANE PIVER 1 17 50 18 LONG LAKE DAM WASHINGTON WATER POW

LOON LAKE 17020003 48 03 30 5590 5590 1118 14.10 1951 OR TR-SHEEP CREEK 1 17 39 00 LOON LAKE DAM WA ST GAME DEPT KJ LOWER GRANITE LAKE 17060107 46 39 18 44020C 483800 8900 --- 1975 HN SNAKE RIVER 1 17 24 24 LOWER GRANITE LOCK AND DAM DAEN NPW

LOWER MONUMENTAL LAKE 17020110 46 33 54 356000 376000 6590 --- 1969 HNR SNAKE 1 18 32 12 LOWER MONUMENTAL DAM DAEN NPW

MARSHALL LAKE 17010216 48 15 24 12943 13570 194 --- 1906 RI MARSHALL CREEK 1 17 04 30 MARSHALL LAKE DAM L B MAGART

MASONRY POOL 171 10012 47 24 42 93900 175000 --- 1914 SH CEDAR RIVER 121 45 06 MASONRY DAM CITY OF SEATTLE

MAYFIELD LAKE 17080005 46 30 12 133718 184194 2250 1400.00 1963 HR COWLITZ RIVER 122 35 24 MAYFIELD DAM CITY OF TACOMA

MILLS LAKE 171 10009 48 00 06 38650 39100 435 245.00 1927 HR ELWHA RIVER 123 35 54 GLINES CANYON DAM (UPPER ELWHA DAM) CROWN ZELLERBACH COR Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti Jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrei es , miles) mi nut i es , secon

MUD MOUNTAIN LAKE 17110014 47 08 24 106000 960 400.00 1948 C WHITE RIVER 121 55 54 MUD MOUNTAIN DAM DAEN NPS

NEWMAN LAKE 17010305 47 46 06 8700 11300 1 190 28.60 1976 CR THOMPSON CREEK 1 17 04 36 NEWMAN LAKE FLOOD CONTROL DAM NEWMAN LK FLOOD CZD

NINE MILE RESERVOIR 17010307 47 46 36 5210 5800 440 1908 HR SPOKANE RIVER 1 17 32 36 NINE MILE DAM WASHINGTON WATER POW

OWHI LAKE RESERVOIR 17020002 48 13 18 5250 6400 540 13.00 1916 IRS LITTLE NESPELEM CREEK 118 53 36 OWHI LAKE DAM DOI BIA

PATTERSON LAKE 17020008 48 28 06 5000 5715 143 1922 IR TR-METHOW RIVER 120 15 00 PATTERSON LAKE DAM WOLF CR RECL DIST

POTHOLES RESERVOIR 17020015 46 59 00 511700 554300 28500 4150.00 1949 ICR LOWER CRAB CREEK 1 19 16 00 O'SULLIVAN DOI BOR

PRIEST RAPIDS RESERVOIR 17020016 46 38 42 222600 250200 7700 95500.00 1959 HR COLUMBIA RIVER 1 19 54 30 PRIEST RAPIDS DAM GRANT CO PUD NO 1

RIFFE LAKE 17080005 46 32 06 1326300 1714600 11330 1154.00 1968 HCR COWLITZ RIVER 122 25 24 MOSSYROCK DAM CITY OF TACOMA

RIMROCK LAKE 17030002 46 39 24 198000 203600 2530 187.00 1925 ICR TIETON RIVER 121 07 42 TIETON DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity Of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds )

ROCK ISLAND POOL 17020010 47 20 42 130000 130000 3680 89600.00 1933 HR COLUMBIA RIVER 120 05 30 ROCK ISLAND DAM CHELAN CO PUD NO 1

ROSS LAKE 17110005 48 43 54 1434800 1633400 10700 999.00 1949 HR SKAGIT RIVER 121 04 00 ROSS DAM CITY OF SEATTLE

RUFUS WOODS LAKE 17020005 47 59 48 516000 593000 7800 75000.00 1955 HR COLUMBIA RIVER 1 19 37 36 CHIEF JOSEPH DAM DAEN NPS

SACAJAWEA 17060110 46 15 00 356000 376000 8370 --- 1962 HNR SNAKE 1 18 52 42 ICE HARBOR DAM DAEN NPW S3 SALMON BAY 171 10102 47 39 54 458000 458000 1916 NR LAKE WASHINGTON SHIP CANAL 122 23 48 HIRAM M. CHITTENDEN LOCKS & DAM DAEN NPS

SCOOTENEY RESERVOIR 17020016 46 42 54 15250 15250 92500 1952 I COLUMBIA RIVER OFFSTREAM 1 19 02 06 NORTH SCOOTENEY DIKE DOI BOR

SILVER LAKE 17080005 46 18 18 7500 11737 --- 1971 CR OUTLET CREEK 122 44 48 SILVER LAKE DAM SILVER LAKE FLOOD CO

SKOOKUMCHUCK RESERVOIR 17100103 46 47 06 35000 35000 550 1970 S SKOOKUMCHUCK RIVER 122 43 00 SKOOKUMCHUCK DAM PACIFIC POWER & LIGH

SODA LAKE 17020015 46 57 24 10150 10150 184 1952 I COLUMBIA RIVER OFFSTREAM 1 19 13 48 SODA LAKE DIKE DOI BOR

SPADA LAKE 17110009 47 58 30 35600 48000 600 68.00 1965 SH SULTAN RIVER 121 41 12 GEORGE CULMBACK DAM SNOHOMISH CO PUD NO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation: 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______area area com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) ( square pl eted Owne r (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi n u t e s , seconds )

SPECTACLE LAKE 17020006 48 48 42 13400 14030 396 ___ 1969 IR OKANOGAN RIVER OFFSTREAM 1 19 32 00 SPECTACLE LAKE DIKE DOI BOR SPRAGUE LAKE 17060108 47 13 54 15000 22000 1805 289.00 1920 IR COW CREEK 118 06 42 SPRAGUE LAKE DAM MAX HARDER SULLIVAN LAKE 17010216 48 50 24 29704 31209 1293 51 .20 1931 HR HARVEY CREEK 117 17 18 SULLIVAN LAKE DAM PEND OREILLE CO PUD SWIFT RESERVOIR 17080002 46 03 48 756000 766000 4621 481.00 1958 HCR LEWIS RIVER 122 11 48 SWIFT DAM PACIFIC POWER & LIGH ^jS3 CO TOLT RESERVOIR 17110010 47 41 36 56000 67200 1760 1962 S SOUTH FORK TOLT RIVER 121 41 18 TOLT RIVER DAM CITY OF SEATTLE

TWIN LAKES RESERVOIR T7020001 48 16 30 IRS STRANGER CREEK 118 22 30 TWIN LAKES DAM DOI BIA WANAPUM RESERVOIR 17020010 46 52 36 673500 748500 14680 95000.00 1963 HR COLUMBIA RIVER 119 58 12 WANAPUM DAM GRANT CO PUD NO 1 WAPATO LAKE 17020009 47 55 30 8800 9464 1920 IR TR-LAKE CHELAN 120 10 36 WAPATO LAKE DAM LK CHELAN IRRIG PROJ WYNOOCHEE LAKE 17100104 47 23 06 70000 76000 1 140 41.00 1973 CS WYNOOCHEE RIVER 123 36 18 WYNOOCHEE DAM DAEN NPS

YALE LAKE 17080002 45 57 54 402000 402000 3783 596.00 1953 HCR LEWIS RIVER 122 19 54 YALE DAM PACIFIC POWER & LIGH Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capac i ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres ) ( square pi eted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nut es , seconds )

YALE LAKE 17080002 45 58 12 129000 129000 3801 596.00 1953 HCR LEWIS RIVER 122 20 18 YALE LAKE SADDLE DAM PACIFIC POWER & LIGH

ZOSELS MILL POND 17020006 48 55 54 17000 40000 1927 OR OKANOGAN RIVER 119 25 06 ZOSELS MILL POND DAM W ZOSEL

WEST VIRGINIA 05030202 39 07 06 8900 8900 39300.00 1968 NR OHIO RIVER 81 44 24 BELLEVILLE LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORH 05090101 38 40 54 12600 12600 1937 NR OHIO RIVER 82 11 12 GALLIPOLIS LOCKS AND DAM «-jro DAEN ORH vo 05030201 39 39 18 130000 130000 1974 N OHIO RIVER 80 51 42 HANNIBAL LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORP 05020003 39 35 00 7600 7600 1960 N MONONGAHELA RIVER 80 00 48 HILDEBRAND LOCK AND DAM DAEN ORP 05020003 39 37 06 6200 6200 1950 N MONONGAHELA RIVER 79 58 06 MORGANTOWN LOCK AND DAM DAEN ORP 05030101 40 31 30 74000 74000 1963 N OHIO RIVER 80 37 30 NEW CUMBERLAND LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORP 05020003 39 33 48 14400 14400 1967 N MONONGAHELA RIVER 80 03 00 OPEKISKA LOCK AND DAM DAEN ORP Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti Jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ong i 1 1jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrei 3S , mi les) mi nut( 2S , seconcis)

05030106 40 09 00 89300 89300 24700.00 1965 N OHIO RIVER 80 42 12 PIKE ISLAND LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORP

55 00 5300 5300 1Q71i y / i INKIP r\ OHIO RIVER 81 54 42 RACINE LOCKS AND DAM DAEN ORH nKnonon*? QQ UDU/U/U^- GO 59 18 21 100 25800 550 1972 S RT FK OF STONECOAL CREEK 80 22 42 STONECOAL CREEK DAM MONONGAHELA POWER CO

BEECH FORK LAKE 05090102 38 18 06 9180 37500 720 78.00 1976 CRO BEECH FORK OF TWELVE POLE CK. 82 24 36 BEECH FORK LAKE DAEN ORH Ni 0 BLUESTONE LAKE 05050002 37 38 24 30900 631000 9178 4602.00 1947 CRO NEW RIVER 80 53 12 BLUESTONE DAM DAEN ORH

BURNSVTI 1 F I AKF Q5Q3Q2Q3 38 SO 24 142OO 654OO 968 1976 CRO LITTLE KANAWHA RIVER 80 37 06 BURNSVILLE LAKE DAEN ORH

EAST LYNN LAKE 05090102 38 08 42 17190 82500 1005 133.00 1971 CR EAST FK TWELVEPOLE CREEK 82 23 06 EAST LYNN DAM DAEN ORH

HAWK 05050004 38 07 06 7277 7323 1936 0 NEW RIVER OF KANAWHA RIVER 81 07 54 GAULEY JUNCTION DAM ELECTRO METALLURGICA

LAKE LYNN 05020004 39 43 12 72300 72300 1730 1411.00 1928 H CHEAT R OF MONONGAHELA R OF 79 51 18 LAKE LYNN DAM WEST PENN POWER CO

R D BAILEY LAKE 05070101 37 35 30 34300 203700 630 308.00 1976 CRO GUYANDOTTE RIVER 81 49 18 R D BAILEY LAKE DAEN ORH Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tijde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degret;s , mi 1 es ) mi nutt JS , seconcis)

STEPHENS LAKE 05050009 37 46 30 6566 8990 300 3.90 1963 STEPHENS BRANCH OF MARSH FORK 81 18 00 LAKE STEPHENS DAM RALEIGH COUNTY COURT

STONY RIVER RESERVOIR 02070002 39 12 00 47600 56880 1200 1963 HO STONY RIVER OF NORTH BRANCH 79 15 00 MT STORM POWER STATION DAM VA ELECTRIC & POWER

SUMMERSVILLE LAKE 05050005 38 13 12 23000 390800 2723 803.00 1965 CRSO GAULEY RIVER 80 53 24 SUMMERSVILLE DAM DAEN ORH

SUTTON LAKE 05050007 38 39 42 201100 265300 3875 537.00 1961 CRSO ELK RIVER 80 41 36 SUTTON DAM DAEN ORH NJ TYGART LAKE 05020001 39 18 48 109600 287700 3430 1184.00 1938 NC TYGART RIVER 80 02 00 TYGART RIVER DAM DAEN ORP

WISCONSIN 7746 07070003 43 37 36 18500 36000 2150 7746.00 1909 HR WISCONSIN 89 46 54 KILBOURN GEN LAWS WI POWER AND LIGHT C

ALEXANDER FLOWAGE 2520 07070002 45 1 1 18 5200 6600 803 2520.00 1924 HR WISCONSIN 89 45 18 ALEXANDER WP200 WI PUBLIC SERVICE CO

ALTOONA LAKE 830 07050006 44 49 12 8200 11000 947 830.00 1938 R EAU CLAIRE 91 26 36 ALTOONA 2WP340 EAU CLAIRE CO

ALTOONA LAKE 830 07070003 44 12 12 7800 13800 250 1968 R FOURTEEN MILE CREEK 89 48 24 SHERWOOD 3WR1125 ADAMS COUNTY Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) minutes. seconds ) BALSAM LAKE 45 07030005 45 26 54 17000 24200 1900 1916 HR BALSAM BRANCH 92 27 00 LOWER BALSAM LAKE GEN LAWS NW WI ELECTRIC CO

BEAR LAKE 60 07050007 45 36 36 27254 38120 2055 60.00 1920 RS BEAR CREEK 91 46 24 BEAR LAKE WP11 BARRON COUNTY BEAVER DAM LAKE 157 07090002 43 27 18 30677 52360 5440 139.00 1913 R BEAVER DAM CREEK 88 50 42 UPPER BEAVER 1857C412 CITY OF BEAVER DAM BIG DELLS POND 5752 07050005 44 49 36 6256 16000 727 1924 HR CHIPPEWA 91 30 42 DELLS 1907C35 CITY OF EAU CLAIRE BIG EAU PLEINE RESERVOIR 3 07070002 44 43 54 102300 137000 6998 365.00 1936 OCR BIG EAU PLEINE 89 45 36 BIG EAU PLEINE 2WP189 WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN ^TLLT BOV FLOWAGE & OTHERS 0705000T 45 50 30 ?8300 T4 1936 R COUDERAY 91 24 24 BILLY BOY 2WP232 SAWYER COUNTY BIRCH LAKE AND BIG CHETAC 07050007 45 39 36 14600 23750 3400 68.00 1911 R BIRCH CREEK 91 33 24 BIRCH LAKE GEN LAWS WASHBURN COUNTY BIRON FLOWAGE 5341 07070003 44 26 00 16300 22680 2087 5420.00 1936 HCR WISCONSIN 89 46 42 BIRON 2WP71 CONSOLIDATED WTR PWR

BUFFALO LAKE 601 04030201 43 47 12 9000 15600 2370 601 .00 1922 NR FOX 89 19 36 MONTELLO WI DNR

BURNT ROLLWAYS RESERVOIR 1 07070001 45 53 36 18000 33300 7657 129.00 1954 OR EAGLE 89 08 30 BURNT ROLLWAYS 1909C361 WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydro 1 ogi c Lat i tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degrees, mi 1 es ) mi nutes , seconds )

CALDRON FALLS RESERVOIR 49 04030105 45 21 24 15656 20000 1212 496.00 1924 HR PESHTIGO 88 13 54 CALDRON FALLS WP186 WI PUBLIC SERVICE CO

CASTLE ROCK FLOWAGE 07070003 43 51 54 172050 311650 16640 6864.00 1950 HCR WISCONSIN 89 57 18 CASTLE ROCK 2WP724 WI RIVER POWER CO

CHEQUAMEGON WATERS 07050005 45 12 00 13500 32500 2714 --- 1967 R YELLOW 90 42 36 CHEQUAMEGON WATERS 2WP2068 TAYLOR CO & USDA-FS

CHETEK FLOWAGE 135 07050007 45 18 48 27400 34800 3750 18.00 1925 HR CHETEK 91 38 54 CHETEK WP277 BARRON COUNTY

CHIPPEWA FLOWAGE 763 07050001 45 53 18 220000 335000 15300 775.00 1925 OR CHIPPEWA 91 04 36 CHIPPEWA RESERVOIR 1911C640 NORTHERN STATES POWE

CORNELL FLOWAGE 4797 07050005 45 09 48 13000 16000 836 - 1913 HR CHIPPEWA 91 09 30 CORNELL 2WP7 NORTHERN STATES POWE

DAIRYLAND RESERVOIR 1928 07050002 45 29 30 42105 57810 1950 1928.00 1951 HR FLAMBEAU RIVER 91 02 48 FLAMBEAU 2WP683 DAIRYLAND POWER COOP

DAM , SAND , STONE , ECHO , CHAI N 07070001 45 52 18 10800 15200 2209 59.00 1962 OR SUGAR CAMP CREEK 89 23 42 SUGAR CAMP 1909C361 WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN

DANBURY 07030001 45 59 48 18000 32500 256 293.00 1920 H YELLOW 92 22 24 DANBURY NW WISC ELEC

FLAMBEAU FLOWAGE 666 07050002 46 04 12 121900 190000 17800 666.00 1926 HR FLAMBEAU 90 13 24 FLAMBEAU RESERVOIR WP268 CHIPPEWA FLAMBEAU IM Table 3.--Reservoi rs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and ______area a P ea com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds)

FLAMBEAU . POKEGAMA , LONG I . 07050002 45 58 24 5200 15560 1 176 ___ 1935 R BEAR 89 56 30 FLAMBEAU LAKE GEN LAWS TOWN OF LAC DU FLAMB

FOX LAKE 52 07090002 43 33 36 14400 22000 2456 52.00 1931 R BEAVERDAM 88 55 06 FOX LAKE GEN LAWS CITV OF FOX LAKE

GILE FLOWAGE 70 04010302 46 25 36 40000 55000 3400 78.00 1940 SCR WEST FORK MONTREAL 90 13 36 GILE RESERVOIR 2WP271 LAKE SUPERIOR DIS PW

GREEN LAKE 1 15 04030201 43 50 54 30000 40000 7325 115.00 1930 R PUCHYAN 88 57 42 UPPER GREEN LAKE GEN LAWS VILLAGE OF GREEN LAK

00 HIGH FALLS RESERVOIR 571 04030105 45 16 48 18633 25000 1750 554.00 1910 HR PESHTIGO 88 12 00 HIGH-FALLS 2WP928 WI PUBLIC SERVICE CO

HOLCOMBE FLOWAGE 4700 07050001 45 13 30 48395 72000 4250 4700.00 1950 HR CHIPPEWA 91 07 42 HOLCOMBE 2WP723 NORTHERN STATES POWE

INDIAN HEAD FLOWAGE 5930 07030005 45 24 42 8900 12700 840 5930.00 1905 HR SAINT CROIX RIVER 92 38 54 SAINT CROIX FALLS 1903-C24 NORTHERN STATES POWE

ISLAND LAKE CHAIN OF LAKES 07050001 45 19 12 6500 10200 526 1945 R SWIFT CREEK 91 22 12 ISLAND LAKE WP363 FERNDALE ROD AND GUN

LAC VIEUX DESERT 07070001 46 07 18 15000 20000 5066 28.00 1938 0 WISCONSIN 89 09 06 LAC VIEUX DESERT WISC VALLEY IMPROVEM

LAKE ALICE 1297 07070001 45 28 54 10500 13200 1369 755.00 1911 HR WISCONSIN 89 40 48 KINGS 1853C30 E J GRASSMANN Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C. flood control; D. debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R. recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro logic , Latitude Capaci ty; (acre-feet ) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com Name of dam ; 1 ongi tude Normal, Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner , (degrees , mi J es) . minutes, seconds )

LAKE ARBUTUS 1290 07040007 44 24 42 13000 17000 1200 1290.00 1912 HR BLACK 90 43 18 HATFIELD GEN LAWS NORTHERN STATES POWE

LAKE BEULAH 10 07120006 42 50 18 5000 7000 837 1917 R LAKE BEULAH OUTLET 88 22 54 LAKE BEULAH GEN LAWS WILLIAM PLATZ

LAKE DELAVAN 36 07090001 42 36 48 12490 21000 1813 36.00 1935 R TR TURTLE CREEK 88 37 18 " BORGE 2WP 163 TOWN OF DELEVAN

LAKE DUBAV 4890 07070002 44 39 54 55400 102000 7052 4890.00 1942 HR WISCONSIN 89 39 00 DUBAY 2 WP 533 ro CONSOLIDATED WATER P OO LAKE EAU CLAIRE 605 07050006 44 45 24 7200 17000 1800 605.00 1937 R EAU CLAIRE 91 08 30 * EAU CLAIRE RIVER 2WP224 EAU CLAIRE CO

LAKE GENEVA 36 07120006 42 35 30 400QO 61000 5500 36.00 1912 R WHITE RIVER SB 25 54 LAKE GENEVA GEN LAWS LAKE GENEVA LEVEL CO

LAKE KOSHKONONG 2594 07090001 42 48 18 53000 107000 9890 2594.00 1932 R ROCK 89 05 24 INDIAN FORD WD-60 ROCK COUNTY . LAKE MENDOTA 254 07090001 43 05 42 50000 80000 9730 254.00 1959 NR YAHARA RIVER 89 22 12 MENDOTA LOCKS 2WP1286 CITY OF MADISON

LAKE MENOMIN 1761 07050007 44 53 00 159,00 20500 1405 1770.00 1957 HR RED CEDAR 91 55 42 MENOMONIE 2WP983 NORTHERN STATES POWE

LAKE MOHAWKSON 2028 07070001 45 26 30 16000 25500 1910 1937 HR WISCONSIN 89 43 48 TOMAHAWK 2WP320 WI PUBLIC SERVICE CO Table 3. --Reservoi rs in the United' States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25.000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrol ogic Latiti jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi 1 1 jde Normal Maximum (acresl (square pleted Owner (degrei as , mi 1 es ) minut « 2S , seconcis) LAKE NAGAWICKA 46 07090001 43 03 48 600'0 7000 917 1937 OR BARK 88 24 06 DELAFIELD FISH HATCHERY

LAKE NOKOMIS. RICE RIVER F 07070001 45 32 18 41500 64000 4435 545.00 1911 OR TOMAHAWK 89 44 42 RICE 1907C335 WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN * LAKE REDSTONE 30 07070004 43 35 18 8716 16670 612 1967 R BIG CREEK 90 05 12 LAKE REDSTONE 2WP1970 SAUK COUNTY LAKE WAUSAU 4016 07070002 44 53 30 13500 21500 1918 4020.00 1909 HR WISCONSIN 89 3.7 36 ROTHSCHILD 1903C155 WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY N) oo 0» LAKE WINNEBAGO 6124 04030203 44 12 00 700000 1300000 137708 5310.00 1937 HRC FOX 88 26 48 MENASHA GENLAWS DAEN NCC LAKE WINTER 72 07050001 45 47 42 5300 7000 715 1966 R BRUNET 90 59 IB PRICE 2WP 1664 SAWYER COUNTY LAKE WISCONSIN 9180 07070005 43 18 36 119956 193200 9500 8944.00 1914 HR WISCONSIN 89 43 30 PRAIRIE DU SAC 1907C1B9 WI POWER AND LIGHT C LAKE WISSOTA 5548 07050005 44 56 18 92000 155000 6180 5548.00 1917 HR CHIPPEWA 91 20 24 WISSOTA WP37 NORTHERN STATES POWE LAKES WAUBESA AND MONONA 3 07090001 43 00 30 w 50000 5517 327.00 1938 NR YAHARA 89 18 18 LAKE WAUBESA 2WP290 DANE COUNTY PARK COM LAUDERDALE LAKES 12 07120006 42 45 54 5500 7200 1962 R HONEY CREEK 88 33 24 LAUDERDALE LAKES 2-WP-618 LAUDERDALE LAKES IMP Table 3. Reservoirs 1n the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal, capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Cont1nued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, Irrigation; N. navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologlc Latlti ude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream un1 t and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongl ti ude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner ' (degreies , ml 1 es) mlnutias . secomds) LEGEND LAKE SAME AS ID. NO. 04030202 44 53 18 19000 27000 1304 1968 RO TR WOLF 88 37 36 LEGEND LAKE NUMBER ONE 3 WR 69 LAKES OF THE MENOMIN LITTLE LAKE BUTTE DES MORT 04030204 44 15 12 7800 14300 1940 HN FOX 88 24 42 UPPER APPLETON GEN LAWS DAEN NCC

LOGGING CREEK FLOWAGE 6 07030005 45 41 30 9600 14600 1977 0 LOGGING CREEK 92 44 30 LOGGING CREEK DIKE HI 2. 395

LONG AND BIG SAND LAKES 15 07070001 46 02 42 9200 18320 2715 35.00 1938 ORC DEERSKIN 89 02 36 LONG-ON-DEERSKlYl 1909C361 i WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN K> LONG AND WILSON LAKES 216 07050003 45 41 00 7000 10800 2000 195.00 1943 R ELK 90 27 06 JOBES 2WP132 i CITY OF PHILLIPS LONG LAKE 82 07050007 45 40 06 15000 35000 3950 82.00 1913 R BRILL 91 40 48 LONG LAKE GEN LAWS i WASHBURN COUNTY

MASON LAKE 37 04030201 43 39 06 5784 7500 857 1965 R SOUTH BRANCH NEENAH CREEK 89 35 30 BRIGGSVILLE 1869C221 TOWN OF DOUGLAS

MIDDLE EAU CLAIRE LAKE 57 07030001 46 17 06 5000 7000 902 --- 1939 R EAU CLAIRE 91 32 36 MIDDLE EAU CLAIRE LAKE 2WP366 BAYFIELD COUNTY

MINOCQUA RESERVOIR 89 07070001 45 52 36 14400 41300 6729 89.00 1917 OR TOMAHAWK 89 43 42 MINOCQUA 1909C361 WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN

MINONG FLOWAGE 320 07030002 46 07 12 13327 23000 1700 320.00 1937 RH TOTAGATIC 91 56 06 MINONG FLOWAGE 2WP252 DAHLBERG LIGHT AND P Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C. flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lat1tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (souare pleted Owner (degrees. miles) mi nutes, seconds)

MOOSE LAKE 190 07050001 46 02 00 12500 27500 1800 225.00 1925 R WEST FORK CHIPPEWA 91 04 30 MOOSE LAKE 1911 C640 CHIPPEWA FLAMBEAU IM

MOSINEE FLOWAGE 4126 07070002 44 47 30 6000 12000 1380 4126.00 1931 HR WISCONSIN 89 41 48 MOSINEE 1893C138 MOSINEE PAPER COMPAN i NAMEKAGON 41 07030002 46 13. 24 13000 32000 3208 1926 R NAMEKAGON 91 08 48 NAMEKGON WP320 TOWN OF LAKE NAMEKAG

NELSON LAKE 55 07030002 46 06 00 21000 38000 2800 90.00 1937 R TOTAGATIC 91 .30 48 TOTAGATIC 2 WP 239 SAWYER COUNTY oo00 NOCQUEBAY LAKE 118 04030105 45 14 IB 9500 17000 2419 118.00 1929 R LAKE NOCQUEBAY OUTLET 87 56 12 LAKE NOQUEBAY WP301 MARINETTE COUNTY

NORTH PELICAN RESERVOIR 71 07070001 45 38 06 5000 9850 3585 1908 OR NORTH BRANCH PELICAN 89 14 36 NORTH PELICAN LAKE 1909C361 WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN f OKAUCHEE LAKE 85 07090001 43 06 42 11000 15000 1057 84.00 1961 R OCONOMOWOC 88 27 00 OKAUCHEE LAKE 2WP1438 TOWN OF OCONOMOWOC

OLD ABE LAKE 4891 07050005 45 03 36 13000 22000 1072 1910 HR CHIPPEWA 91 16 00 JIM FALLS 2WP426 NORTHERN STATES POWE

OTTER LAKE 27 07050005 45 05 18 10000 15000 3250 533.00 1969 R OTTER CREEK 90 57 12 OTTER LAKE 2WP315 CHIPPEWA COUNTY

PETENWELL FLOWAGE 5879 07070003 44 03 24 325300 547100 23040 5860.00 1949 HCR WISCONSIN 90 01 12 PETENWELL 2WP722 WI RIVER POWER CO Table 3.--Reservolrs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Cont1nued [C, flood control; D. debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N. navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; -, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologi c Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongl tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es) minutes . seconds )

PEWAUKEE LAKE 20 07120006 43 05 06 15000 22500 2300 20.00 1976 R PEWAUKEE 88 15 54 PEWAUKEE LAKE HI .2 . TOWN OF PEWAUKEE

PICKEREL LAKE 78 07070001 45 52 24 7700 12800 1130 78.00 1935 OR SAINT GERMAIN 89 31 48 PICKEREL CONTROL 2WP185 WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN

PIKE LAKE CHAIN OF LAKES 1 04010302 46 29 30 5000 8000 213 1941 R EAST FORK WHITE 91 20 42 i MURRAYS 2WP1034 BAYFIELD COUNTY POOL EIGHT 64700 07060001 43 34 12 105200 197400 21900 1937 N MISSISSIPPI 91 13 54 LOCK AND DAM NO B DAEN NCS to <§ POOL FOUR 57100 07040003 44 19 30 590000 878000 38800 1935 N MISSISSIPPI 91 55 24 LOCK AND DAM NO 4 DAEN NCS POOL NINE 66600 07060001 43 12 42 . 197000 270000 30900 1937 N MISSISSIPPI 91 05 42 LOCK AND DAM NO 9 I DAEN NCS

POOL SIX 60000 07040003 44 00 00 41000 56600 5900 1936 N MISSISSIPPI 91 26 IB LOCK AND DAM 6 i DAEN NCS i

RAINBOW FLOWAGE 740 07070001 45 50 00 50000 59130 4485 755.00 1935 OR WISCONSIN 89 32 42 RAINBOW RESERVOIR 2WP1B5 WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN

RED CEDAR LAKE AND HEMLOCK 07050007 45 35 24 52955 68630 2800 161.00 1911 R RED CEDAR 91 36 00 CEDAR LAKE BARRON COUNTY

REST . STONE , SPIDER . MUD , ETC 07050002 46 08 18 40320 80220 4200 243.00 1925 R MANITOWISH 89 53 06 REST LAKE 2WP295 CHIPPEWA FLAMBEAU IM Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric? I, irrigation.; N. navigation; O, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Lati tude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square Dieted Owner (degrees, miles) mi nut es, seconds) RICE LAKE 410 07050007 45 29 54 7500 10300 939 1937 HR RED CEDAR 91 44 00 RICE LAKE GEN LAWS BARRON COUNTY ROUND LAKE 07050003 45 55 30 20358 22958 79 97.80 1971 R SOUTH FORK FLAMBEAU RIVER 90 05 30 ROUND LAKE USDA FS SAINT CROIX FLOWAGE 282 07030001 46 15 12 12000 18000 3300 282.00 1936 R SAINT CROIX 91 55 36 SAINT CROIX 2WP365 DOUGLAS COUNTY SINISSIPPI LAKE 509 07090001 43 20 48 13000 18700 2855 511.00 1939 ROCK 88 35 54 HUSTISFORD 2WP888 VILLAGE OF HUSTISFOR ro vo o SOLBERG LAKE 12 07050003 45 44 24 6174 10470 859 1940 R SQUAW CREEK 90 22 48 SOLBERG 2WP456 PRICE COUNTY SOUTH AND NORTH TWIN LAKES 07070001 46 01 18 3200 30400 3616 26.00 1947 OR TWIN 89 10 06 TWIN LAKES 2WP264 WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN SPIRIT RIVER FLOWAGE 174 07070001 45 26 18 17400 28000 2096 174.00 1924 OR SPIRIT 89 44 30 SPIRIT RIVER RESERVOIR WP145 WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN SPOONER LAKE 20 07030001 45 50 12 6209 9480 1212 20.00 1911 R YELLOW 91 50 12 SPOONER LAKE WP 349 CITY OF SPOONER SPRAGUE MATHER FLOWAGE 20 07070003 '44 08 42 6000 12400 1930 1936 IRS LITTLE YELLOW 90 11 18 SPRAGUE MATHER FLOWAGE DOI FWS SPRING VALLEY LAKE 64 07050005 44 51 30 1550 56900 1968 CR EAU GALLE 92 14 24 EAU GALLE E30.184 DAEN NCS Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5.000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0. other; P. stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---. no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit > and ______area a pea com- Name of dam longitude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pl eted Owner (degrees , mi les) minutes , seconds) TAINTER LAKE 1667 07050007 44 56 06 22543 38000 1800 1680.00 1910 HR RED CEDAR ' 91 53 18 CEDAR FALLS 1883C3 NORTHERN STATES POWE WILLOW RESERVOIR 327 07070001 45 42 42 75800 101600 7368 327.00 1927 OCR TOMAHAWK 89 50 42 WILLOW RIVER RESERVOIR 2WP50 WI VALLEY IMPROVEMEN

WISCONSIN RIVER FLOWAGE 49 07070003 44 31 00 11900 15000 1310 4964.00 1918 HR WISCONSIN 89 35 18 STEVENS POINT 2WP43 CONSOLIDATED WATER P

WYOMING ALCOVA RESERVOIR 10180007 42 32 54 184500 184500 2250 10075.00 1938 IHR NORTH PLATTE RIVER 106 43 06 ro ALCOVA VO DOI BOR ANCHOR RESERVOIR 10080007 43 39 48 17200 22300 437 131.00 1960 1C SOUTH FORK OWL CREEK 108 49 24 ANCHOR DOI BOR

BIG SANDY RESERVOIR 14040104 42 15 18 39700 54400 2600 439.00 1952 IR BIG SANDY CREEK OFFSTREAM 109 25 48 BIG SANDY DIKE DOI BOR

BOULDER LAKE RES 14040102 42 50 12 22280 37800 1680 130.00 1964 I BOULDER CREEK 109 42 24 BOULDER LAKE DAM BOULDER IRR DIST

BOYSEN RESERVOIR 10080005 43 25 00 802000 1473000 22200 7710.00 1952 ICHR WIND RIVER 108 10 36 BOYSEN DOI BOR

BUFFALO BILL RESERVOIR 10080013 44 30 06 424000 573000 6711 1520.00 1910 ICHR SHOSHONE RIVER 109 11 00 BUFFALO BILL DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United- States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25, 000 acre-feet--Continued fC, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation} N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latit* jde Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream unit and area area com- Name of dam 1 ongi ti jde Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degree 3S . mi 1 es ) mi nut«3S . seconcis) BULL LAKE 10080001 43 12 36 152500 152500 3200 1938 ICR BULL LAKE CREEK 109 02 30 BULL LAKE DOI BOR BUSH CREEK RES 14040200 42 08 00 17267 28290 2629 1945 I BUSH CREEK 106 29 16 BUSH CREEK BLAIR & HAY LAND & L EDEN RESERVOIR NO 1 14040104 42 13 36 7500 7500 900 1910 I LITTLE SANDY CREEK OFFSTREAM , 109 23 06 EDEN IRRIGATION + LAND CO NO 1 DOI BOR . ENL UPPER SUNSHINE 10060009 44 03 36 59600 65100 1159 1942 I GREYBULL 109 02 48 ENL UPPER SUNSHINE GREYBULL VALLEY IRR 10 i FONTENELLE RESERVOIR 14040101 42 02 00 345300 405160 5990 4280.00 1964 HCSRO GREEN RIVER 1 10 04 00 FONTENELLE DOI BOR i GLENDO RESERVOIR 10180008 42 29 00 795200 1124000 18660 14330.00 1958 ICHR NORTH PLATTE RIVER 104 57 00 GLENDO DOI BOR GRANITE SPRINGS RESERVOIR 10190009 41 10 36 5220 5780 190 25.00 1904 I MIDDLE CROW CREEK 105 13 24 GRANITE SPRINGS CITY OF CHEYENNE GRASSY LAKE 17040203 44 07 48 15500 16240 310 10.00 1939 I GRASSY CREEK 1 10 49 06 GRASSY LAKE DOI BOR GRAYROCKS RES 10180011 * 42 10 06 104110 194000 3500 1980 OR LARAMIE RIVER 104 41 24 GRAYROCKS BASIN ELECTRIC POWER GUERNSEY 10180008 42 17 24 45200 45200 2386 15008.00 1927 IHR NORTH PLATTE RIVER 104 45 46 GUERNSEY DOI BOR Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25 000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data] Name of reservoir Hydro 1ogic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drainage Year Use Name of stream uni t and area area com- Name of dam 1ongi tude Normal Maximum (acres) (square pleted Owner (degrees, mi 1es) mi nutes, seconds) HAWK SPRINGS RESERVOIR 10180012 41 43 06 16000 24500 1531 1925 IS HAWK SPRINGS HORSE CREEK 104 11 18 HAWK SPRINGS DAM NO 1 HAWKS SPRINGS DEV CO JACKSON LAKE 17040101 43 51 36 847000 941740 25540 824.00 1911 ICR SNAKE RIVER 110 35 24 JACKSON LAKE DOI BOR JOHNSON RES NO 1 10180007 43 00 54 1 1865 12351 700 1914 S MIDDLE CASPER CR OFFSTREAM 106 42 00 JOHNSON NO 1 J L & I CO KEARNEY LAKE RES 10090206 44 27 06 6050 7500 193 33.60 1966 I NORTH FK SOUTH PINEY CK 107 07 18 KEARNEY LAKE KEARNEY LAKE LAND+RE N) vo CO KEYHOLE RESERVOIR 10120201 44 22 54 194000 629000 13690 2000.00 1952 ICR BELLE FOURCHE RIVER 104 46 48 KEYHOLE DOI BOR LA PRELE RESERVOIR 10180007 42 43 00 20000 26850 628 150.00 1910 IS LA PRELE CREEK 105 36 48 LA PRELE LA PRELE DITCH CO LAKE CAMEAHWAIT 10080005 43 17 24 6683 6683 414 1973 P COTTONWOOD DRAIN DRAW 108 15 30 LAKE CAMEAHWAIT DOI BOR LAKE DE SMET RESERVOIR 10090206 44 30 48 1 1 1827 234987 2051 1971 S PINEY & ROCK CR 106 46 30 LAKE DE SMET TEXACO INC. LAKE HATTIE RES 10180010 41 14 30 128500 130182 1500 1912 I LARAMIE RIVER OFFSTREAM 105 53 54 LAKE HATTIE LARAMIE RIVER CO

LOWER SUNSHINE RES 10080009 44 05 48 66000 71800 1227 1972 I SUNSHINE CREEK OFFSTREAM 108 58 36 LOWER SUNSHINE GREYBULL VALLEY IRR Table 3.--Reserveirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water supply; ---, no data]

Name of reservo i r Hydro 1 091 c Lat i tude Capac i ty (acre-feet ) Surface Drai nage Year Use O I GO Of c d Name of dam 1 ongi tude Norma 1 Max i mum (acres) (square pi eted Owner (degrees , miles) mi nutes , seconds )

MAHONEY RES 14040200 41 57 36 61 19 721 1 1910 I SEPARATION CREEK OFFSTREAM 107 29 24 MAHONEV JOHN MAHONEV

WEEKS CABIN RESERVOIR 14040107 41 01 36 32470 38720 473 1971 I OR BLACKS FORK RIVER 110 34 48 WEEKS CABIN DOI BOR

NEW FORK LAKE RES 14040102 43 05 06 17500 25700 700 36.00 1925 W FORK NEW FORK RIVER 109 58 00 NEW FORK LAKE NEW FORK LAKE IRR DI

PARK 10090101 44 34 12 1 1008 13730 356 24.40 1969 10 BIG GOOSE CREEK 107 12 42 BIG GOOSE PARK DAM NO 1 PARK RESERVOIR CO

PATHFINDER RESERVOIR 10180003 42 27 48 1016000 1016000 22600 10010.00 1909 IHR NORTH PLATTE RIVER OFFSTREAM 106 51 18 PATHFINDER DOI BOR

PILOT BUTTE RESERVOIR 10080005 36900 36900 900 1926 IR WIND RIVER OTFSTRESWT PILOT BUTTE DAM DOI BOR

RAV RESERVOIR 10080002 42 57 30 5000 7140 1925 IR TR MILL CREEK OFFSTREAM 108 50 00 RAV DAM WIND RIVER IRRIG PRO

ROB ROV RESERVOIR 10180002 41 11 48 8894 13900 801 1967 S DOUGLAS CREEK 106 15 54 ROB ROV CITY OF CHEYENNE

SEMINOE RESERVOIR 10180003 42 09 24 1017300 1017300 20050 6641.00 1939 IHR NORTH PLATTE RIVER 106 54 30 SEMINOE DOI BOR

SHOSHONE LAKE RES 10080003 42 47 48 9750 12900 503 1959 I N FORK POPO AGGIE 109 01 18 SHOSHONE LAKE RESERVOIR SHOSHONE LAKE RES CO Table 3.--Reservoirs in the United States and Puerto Rico that have a normal capacity of at least 5,000 acre-feet or a maximum capacity of at least 25,000 acre-feet--Continued [C, flood control; D, debris control; H, hydroelectric; I, irrigation; N, navigation; 0, other; P, stock or small farm pond; R, recreation; S, water Supply; - , no data]

Name of reservoir Hydrologic Latitude Capacity (acre-feet) Surface Drai nage Year Use a pea Cl 1 CO Name of dam 1 ong i tude Normal Maximum (acres ) (square pi eted Owner (degrees , mi 1 es ) mi nut es , seconds )

SIXTY-SEVEN RES 14040101 42 35 24 5211 7090 371 1942 I SPRING CREEK OFFSTREAM 110 12 30 SIXTY-SEVEN RESERVOIR SIXTY-SEVEN RES. COR

SULPHUR CREEK RES 16010101 41 09 12 7000 9100 632 64.20 ' 1964 I SULPHUR CREEK 110 49 48 SULPHUR CREEK SULPHUR CREEK RES CO

UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO HAMS 14040107 41 57 48 42393 55200 1375 128.00 1967 H HAMS FORK 110 39 30 LAKE VIVA NAUGHTON UTAH POWER & LIGHT C

WASHAKIE RESERVOIR 10080002 42 58 00 5500 7940 90.30 1934 ICR SOUTH FORK LITTLE WIND RIVER 109 01 00 WASHAKIE DAM DOI BIA

WHEATLAND NO 1 RESERVOIR 10180011 42 00 OC 9370 1 1590 424 1960 IS SYBILLE CREEK OFFSTREAM 105 02 00 WHEATLAND NO 1 DAM WHEATLAND IRR DISTRI

WHEATLAND RES NO 2 10180011 41 50 18 92000 144877 6750 1618.00 1901 I LARAMIE RIVER 105 38 18 WHEATLAND NO 2 WY DEVELOPEMENT CO

WHEATLAND RES NO 3 10180011 41 53 30 123120 131520 7597 1964 I LARAMIE RIVER OFFSTREAM 105 43 36 WHEATLAND NO 3 WHEATLAND INDUSTRIAL

WILLOW LAKE 14040102 42 59 30 22630 32125 1945 1955 I LAKE CREEK 109 54 30 WILLOW LAKE BINNING BAYER JORGEN

WOODRUFF NARROWS RES 16010101 41 30 18 28000 35500 1600 1962 I BEAR RIVER 111 00 54 WOODRUFF NARROWS WYOMING WOODRUFF NAR