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Texas Rivers and Reservoirs 1, ALAN HENRY RESERVOIR 50, LAKE BRIDGEPORT 136 2, ALCOA LAKE 51, LAKE BROWNWOOD 103 3, ANZALDUAS CHANNEL DAM 52, LAKE BUCHANAN Texas Rivers and Reservoirs 4, AQUILLA LAKE 53, LAKE CHEROKEE iv er Canadian R 88 5, B A STEINHAGEN LAKE 54, LAKE CISCO 55, LAKE CLYDE 6, BARDWELL LAKE 116, LAKE WEATHERFORD 7, BAYLOR LAKE 56, LAKE COLEMAN 10 30 117, LAKE WHITNEY 13 8, BELTON LAKE 57, LAKE COLORADO CITY 118, LAKE WINNSBORO 9, BENBROOK LAKE 58, LAKE CONROE 119, LAKE WINTERS/NEW LAKE WINTERS 124 R7 10, BIVINS LAKE 59, LAKE CORPUS CHRISTI ed River 120, LAKE WORTH 60, LAKE CREEK LAKE ³ 11, BRADY CREEK RESERVOIR 121, LAVON LAKE 0 r 12, BRYAN UTILITIES LAKE 61, LAKE CROOK 145 66 1 R31ive 110 122, LEWISVILLE LAKE ita Wich 94 137 13, BUFFALO LAKE 62, LAKE CYPRESS SPRINGS 34 141 61 123, LOST CREEK RESERVOIR 80 65 44 154 49 81 Sulp 14, CADDO LAKE 63, LAKE DANIEL 64 hur River 124, MACKENZIE RESERVOIR 157 os River 96 41 102 raz 127 21 15, CAMP CREEK LAKE 64, LAKE DAVIS B T 158 125, MARTIN LAKE r 123 i 106 48 156 72 50 ni 122 121 S C 126, MEDINA LAKE 16, CANYON LAKE 65, LAKE DIVERSION ty ab 62 ypr 1 104 R 29 i 24 ess C 132 101 ne 67118 39 Cr ol i ver R 100 eek 127, MILLERS CREEK RESERVOIR 17, CEDAR CREEK RESERVOIR 66, LAKE ELECTRA or 139 23 108 iv ad 33 90 120 er 70 95 o 76 Riv 116 43 12388 130 75 71 14 128, MOUNTAIN CREEK LAKE 18, CHAMPION CREEK RESERVOIR 67, LAKE FORK RESERVOIR er 63 9 68 98 78 Pa 73 0 lux 129, NAVARRO MILLS LAKE 19, CHOKE CANYON RESERVOIR 68, LAKE FORT PHANTOM HILL 107 54 L y R 17 53 82 e i 115 57 55 o 14v8e 99 6 1120 125 18 83 n r 26 45 130, NEW TERRELL CITY LAKE 40 97 20, COLETO CREEK RESERVOIR R 91A r i 74 t e 0 P v 105 t 0 131, NORTH FORK BUFFALO CREEK RESERVOIR 135 56 e v o e 140 i 79 21, COOPER LAKE co 119 r 117 129 143 y 4 R a s 22 c 132, NORTH LAKE R 51 e 47 31 25 A 138 i u B 22, E V SPENCE RESERVOIR v L q n e s 92g a a o 89 e r li y 133, O C FISHER LAKE er m B n o Riv 134 113 151 a o 150 ch p N u 23, EAGLE MOUNTAIN LAKE 13n3 a 60 84 R o s 32 e iv C a c e 134, O H IVIE RESERVOIR s h r 24, ELLISON CREEK RESERVOIR 93 e 152 er R s R 144 iv i 8 153 iver r 135, OAK CREEK RESERVOIR R v e e 15 11 a v 25, FAIRFIELD LAKE b r i Sa 149 V n e R i R 136, PALO DURO RESERVOIR Sa ittl iv l L er S la 5 52 a g e 26, FOREST GROVE RESERVOIR er 85 e n o Riv iver B n C i 137, PAT MAYSE LAKE L lan 35 abriel R 12r J r b San G 69 a 27 a ee a 27, GIBBONS CREEK RESERVOIR 86 28 z c k S 2 o i 138, PINKSTON RESERVOIR 87 s n 0 R 58 t P 111 i o ine 28, GRANGER LAKE les River v Isla rna 147 e R nd Ba 139, POSSUM KINGDOM LAKE Pede 46 114 r i yo ver v u nco Ri e 29, GRAPEVINE LAKE 69, LAKE GEORGETOWN Bla r 140, PROCTOR LAKE Guadal D upe R S 77 30, GREENBELT LAKE e iver a 70, LAKE GILMER v M n 155 141, RANDELL LAKE i S 42 l ed M s in a a 16 a n 31, HORDS CREEK LAKE R r 71, LAKE GLADEWATER R c B 142, RETAMAL CHANNEL DAM i o v N i s e e v R a rn r 126 32, HOUSTON COUNTY LAKE 72, LAKE GRAHAM / LAKE EDDLEMAN e i v a 146 143, RICHLAND-CHAMBERS RESERVOIR r ve i r r L d d R a io 36 S a R 33, HUBBARD CREEK RESERVOIR 73, LAKE GRANBURY v d G a iv 144, SAM RAYBURN RESERVOIR r a R a n c e n A i r 34, HUBERT H MOSS LAKE 74, LAKE HALBERT de n a v 145, SANTA ROSA LAKE t R e o r n i io v 35, INKS LAKE 75, LAKE HAWKINS Ri e 146, SMITHERS LAKE N ver r 109 91, LAKE MURVAUL u F 20 76, LAKE HOLBROOK e r 36, INTERNATIONAL AMISTAD RESERVOIR c i 147, SOMERVILLE LAKE 92, LAKE NACOGDOCHES e o R 77, LAKE HOUSTON s R iver 37, INTERNATIONAL FALCON RESERVOIR iver 19 148, SQUAW CREEK RESERVOIR 93, LAKE NASWORTHY 38, JOE POOL LAKE 78, LAKE J B THOMAS 149, STILLHOUSE HOLLOW LAKE 79, LAKE JACKSONVILLE 94, LAKE NOCONA 39, JOHNSON CREEK RESERVOIR 59 150, TOLEDO BEND RESERVOIR 80, LAKE KEMP 40, LAKE ABILENE 95, LAKE O' THE PINES 151, TRADINGHOUSE CREEK RESERVOIR 81, LAKE KICKAPOO 41, LAKE AMON G CARTER 96, LAKE OLNEY / LAKE COOPER 106, LAKE SULPHUR SPRINGS 152, TWIN BUTTES RESERVOIR 82, LAKE KIRBY 42, LAKE ANAHUAC 97, LAKE PALESTINE 107, LAKE SWEETWATER 153, TWIN OAK RESERVOIR 83, LAKE LEON 98, LAKE PALO PINTO 43, LAKE ARLINGTON 108, LAKE TAWAKONI 154, VALLEY LAKE 84, LAKE LIMESTONE 99, LAKE PAT CLEBURNE 109, LAKE TEXANA 44, LAKE ARROWHEAD 0 155, WALLISVILLE LAKE 85, LAKE LIVINGSTON 0 100, LAKE QUITMAN 110, LAKE TEXOMA 45, LAKE ATHENS 156, WELSH RESERVOIR 86, LAKE LYNDON B JOHNSON 101, LAKE RAY HUBBARD 111, LAKE TRAVIS 46, LAKE AUSTIN 37 157, WHITE RIVER LAKE 87, LAKE MARBLE FALLS 102, LAKE RAY ROBERTS 112, LAKE TYLER / LAKE TYLER EAST 47, LAKE BALLINGER / LAKE MOONEN 158, WRIGHT PATMAN LAKE 88, LAKE MEREDITH 103, LAKE RITA BLANCA 113, LAKE WACO 48, LAKE BOB SANDLIN 89, LAKE MEXIA 104, LAKE STAMFORD 3 142 114, LAKE WALTER E LONG 49, LAKE BONHAM 90, LAKE MINERAL WELLS 105, LAKE STRIKER 115, LAKE WAXAHACHIE The accuracy and suitability of data to a particular use is relative and subject to error..
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