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Richardson Lovewell Washington State County Surface Ownership and BIA- Wildlife Lovewell Fishing Lake And Falls City Reservoir Wildlife Area St. Francis Keith Area Brown State Wildlife Sebelius Lake Norton Phillips Brown State Fishing Lake And Area Cheyenne (Norton Lake) Wildlife Area Smith County Washington Marshall Wildlife Area County Lovewell Nemaha Fishing Lake County State ¤£77 County Wildlife administered Tribal and Allotted 36 Rawlins State Park Fishing Lake Sabetha ¤£ Decatur Norton Area County Republic County Norton County Marysville ¤£75 36 36 Brown County ¤£ £36 County ¤£ Washington Phillipsburg ¤ Jewell County Nemaha County Doniphan County St. Subsurface Minerals Estate £283 County Joseph ¤ Atchison State Kirwin National Glen Elder Jamestown Tuttle Fishing Lake Wildlife Refuge Reservoir Sherman (Waconda Lake) Wildlife Area Creek Atchison State Fishing Webster Lake 83 State Glen Elder Lake And Wildlife Area County ¤£ Sheridan Nicodemus Tuttle Pottawatomie State Thomas County Park Webster Lake Wildlife Area Concordia State National Creek State Fishing Lake No. Atchison Parks 159 BIA-managed tribal and allotted subsurface Fishing Lake Historic Site Rooks County 1 And Wildlife ¤£ Fort Colby Cloud County Atchison Leavenworth Goodland 24 Beloit Clay County Holton 70 ¤£ Sheridan Osborne Riley County §¨¦ 24 County Glen Elder ¤£ Jackson 73 County Graham County Rooks State County ¤£ minerals estate State Park Mitchell Clay Center Pottawatomie County Sherman State Fishing Lake And ¤£59 Leavenworth Wildlife Area County County Fishing Lake And Greater Wildlife Area Ottawa State Milford Lake 281 Fishing Lake And Milford Flint Jefferson Sheridan ¤£ Perry Lake Wildlife Area State Fort Riley Hills County Leavenworth Logan State Wildlife Bureau of Indian Affairs-managed surface 183 Park Wamego County Fishing Lake And Area ¤£ Jeffery Energy Center Perry Wildlife Area Wildlife Area Ottawa County Pottawatomie State Wyandotte Logan State Milford Nature Russell State Shawnee State Park Tonganoxie 670 Fishing Lake Wilson Lake Lincoln Center And £24 County §¨¦ Wallace Fishing Lake Fishing Lake ¤ 635 lands County Fish Hatchery §¨¦ Ellis County County Saline State Junction City 435 169 County Logan County Fishing Lake Ottawa State 470 70 §¨¦ ¤£ Gove County Fishing Lake §¨¦ §¨¦ Trego County Wilson Wabaunsee De Soto Scott Geary County Topeka State £50 Wildlife Russell County Eudora Johnson ¤ Greeley Hays Park Shawnee County Lawrence Bureau of Land Management Area Cedar Bluff Dickinson County Wildlife Wildlife Area Cedar County Douglas County Area Bluff Lake Geary State Fishing Kansas City Jerusalem Kanopolis Salina Ellsworth County ¤£77 Lake And Wildlife Area Baldwin Hills Fee Lake Pomona Lake Sunflower AAP Clinton Lake City Ellsworth Saline Council Cedar Bluff Bureau of Reclamation County Grove Hillsdale Scott State Park Kanopolis Lyon State State Park Lake Fishing 335 Pomona Lake State Maxwell £56 Greeley ¤ Lake §¨¦ Osage State Park Wichita Park Cheyenne Wildlife City Hillsdale Louisburg County Scott Rush County Bottoms Fee Lindsborg Refuge Morris County State Park Paola County Marion Corps of Engineers City Lane County Osage County Louisburg-middlecreek Ness County Smoky Hill Air Lake Ross Natural Wildlife Management Scott County Barton County National Guard History Franklin Osawatomie Chase State Fishing Area & Fishing Lake Range Reservation County Miami Finney State Mcpherson Lake And Wildlife Area 35 Miami State County Fishing Lake And Great State 50 §¨¦ Fishing Lake 83 Fort Larned ¤£ Emporia Fish and Wildlife Service ¤£ Wildlife Area Bend McPherson Fishing Lake National Lyons 256 Melvern Lake John Hamilton State ¤£ La Cygne Marais Des Hamilton Historic Site McPherson Chase County Redmond Fishing Lake And Rice County Wildlife Area Cygnes Wildlife rkansas River State 135 Reservoir Garnett A Wildlife Area Finney State County Marion County Chase State Area Fishing Lake Pawnee §¨¦ Lyon County Fishing Lake Hodgeman Fishing Lake Charles P. Anderson Forest Service County Larned Stafford Quivira Sandhills Linn County Finney County Concannon State County State Park Coughlen Burlington County Hamilton County National Flint Hills Marais Des Fishing Lake And ¤£56 Natural Area Kearny County Wildlife Refuge Hesston National Coffey County Anderson Cygnes National County Wildlife Area £400 Mcpherson Wildlife Refuge County Wildlife Refuge ¤ Garden Hutchinson El Dorado ¤£50 Concannon 283 Wildlife Area? Prairies Fee Department of Defense City ¤£ ¤£281 Newton Wildlife Area State 75 Cheney El Dorado ¤£ Fishing Lake Hodgeman State Reno County El Dorado Lake 50 Wildlife State Park Fishing Lake And ¤£ Harvey County Conservation Woodson Bourbon Bourbon Area Greenwood ¤£69 Fort Scott National Wildlife Area Pool Iola State Finney Game County County Historic Site Edwards Cheney Great County Fishing Lake National Park Service Refuge Pratt Sandhills State Cheney Plains County Conservation Pool Toronto Lake Dodge Wildlife Area Park Nature Center Woodson Allen County Gray County Ford County El Dorado £54 Eureka City Texas Lake ¤ Wildlife Hollister Kiowa State Wilson State 59 Crawford Wildlife Byron Walker Area ¤£ Wildlife Area Fishing Lake Fall River Fishing Lake State Park Stanton Area Pratt County Wildlife Area Sedgwick State £160 Ulysses 235 Wichita Augusta Lake Bourbon ¤ Haskell 400 Crawford County ¤£56 ¤£ Pratt ¤£54 Kingman County §¨¦ Toronto Chanute Wildlife County Clark 400 State Area Neosho State Isabel Wetlands Kingman ¤£ Wildlife Kiowa County 77 Butler County Park Wildlife Area Park Lake Grant County Wildlife Area Rose ¤£ Area County Hill Neosho County The Nature Conservancy §¨¦35 Wilson County ¤£183 Barber State Barber State McConnell AFB Girard Cimarron ¤£54 Big Basin Fishing Fishing Lake And Pearson-Skubitz Crawford National Stevens Elk County Lake (Big Hill Lake) Meade Prairie Lake-north Pool Wildlife Area Elk Neodesha County Pittsburg Grassland County Wildlife Preserve City ¤£169 Other surfaces owners (Agricultural Area Lake Barber State Cowley County Parsons Morton County Meade County Fishing Black Mesa ¤£160 Montgomery Kansas Cherokee State Park Hugoton Seward County Clark County Lake-south Pool Wellington 160 Chautauqua Elk City County AAP County Preserve Comanche ¤£ Cowley State Research Service, Bureau of Prisons, Barber County Sumner County Winfield Fishing Lake County State Park Independence Mined Land Spring River County Harper County And Wildlife Area Labette Wildlife 160 £400 Wildlife Area Black Mesa State Meade Big Hill County Area ¤£ ¤ Black Mesa Slate Park; Lake Liberal State Hulah Wildlife Wildlife Creek Cowley State 166 Carl Etling ¤£ Management Area Department of Energy, International Park Wetlands Fishing Lake Beaver Dunes Area Cimarron Lunceford Playa Kaw Wildlife State Park Copan Wildlife Baxter County Area Springs Salt Plains Osage Wildlife Management 56 ¤£ Optima National Kaw Wildlife Management Area; Area Twin Boundary Water Commission) Lake Beaver River Wildlife Woods County Osage County Bridges 44 Wildlife Refuge Management Western Wall Unit 385 ¤£64 Management Area £64 §¨¦ ¤£ Texas County Project ¤ Alabaster Area State Park Caverns Copan Lake verR Harper County Kaw Lake ea iv Beaver County State Park Alva Alfalfa Osage Hills Craig County B er Project Guymon County Grant County Blackwell State Park Nowata County Ottawa Urbanized area Kay County Copan Fort Supply County Little Lake Washington ¤£60 412 283 Wildlife Sahara Great Salt Project White Oak ¤£ 270 ¤£ Management Area Ponca ¤£60 Osage Wildlife Nowata Optima Wildlife ¤£ State Park Plains Lake Tonkawa County Prairie ¤£54 ¤£83 Great Salt City Management Area; Rock Delaware Management Area Plains Oologah Lake - Will Optima National Southern Plains Boiling Creek Unit Birch Lake County Private Fort Supply State Park Rogers State Park Cherokee Wildlife Refuge Project Experiment Lake Springs State Noble County Station Park State Park Glass Mountains ¤£75 Spavinaw Wildlife Dallam County State Park Skiatook Wildlife Pawnee Management Area Perryton Cooper Wildlife 412 281 Management Area Skiatook Woodward ¤£ ¤£ Bill Museum Rita Blanca Lake Project Rogers County Fort 59 Sherman Management Area Vance AFB Enid ¤£ National Hansford ¤£60 ¤£64 State Park Feyodi Creek Gibson Lake Grassland County Ochiltree Project ¤£87 County Lipscomb Ellis County Keystone State Park County Woodward N Canton Skiatook o Major County Waterfowl County Ellis County 183 r Lake Claremore Mayes County Spearman ¤£ th Garfield Lake Carl Refuge 169 BIA surface County Wildlife Project Canton Wildlife ¤£ Ca County Blackwell Tulsa Dalhart Management Area na Management Area Pawnee County dia ¤£177 ¤£412 Keystone 412 Cactus n River State Park ¤£ Natural Falls 244 State Park 444 Packsaddle Wildlife 77 §¨¦ Fort Gibson Wildlife 69 287 ¤£ Stillwater Heyburn §¨¦ ¤£ ¤£ Management Roman Nose Kingfisher Management Area Payne County Lake Cherokee Hartley Area State Park County Logan Dumas Dewey County Wagoner County County Lake Elmer Public County Keystone Wildlife Tulsa Adair Hutchinson Canadian County Roberts 270 Fishing Area Management Area County Wagoner County Moore County County Hemphill ¤£ Keystone 44 Fort Gibson Lake - 0 15 30 60 County §¨¦ County Blaine County Guthrie Lake Project Sequoyah State Park Kingfisher Ozark Washita National Alibates Flint Quarries Webbers Falls Fort Gibson State Plateau National Borger Roger Wildlife Refuge American Bristow Stilwell National Monument Foss Lock and Dam and Waterfowl Refuge Wildlife Refuge Black Kettle Mills Horse Lake Miles Fritch State Fishing Area Creek County Okmulgee
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