Lakes / Reservoirs in Oklahoma
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Birch Lake, OK
Chouteau Lock and Dam, OK
Copan Lake, OK
Eufaula Lake, OK
Grand Lake O’the Cherokees, OK
Greenleaf Lake, OK
Heyburn Lake, OK
Hudson Lake, OK
Hulah Lake, OK
Keystone Lake, OK
Lake Eucha, OK
Lake Fort Gibson, OK
Newt Graham Lock and Dam, OK
Oologah Lake, OK
Robert S. Kerr Reservoir, OK
Skiatook Lake, OK
Spavinaw Lake, OK
Tenkiller Lake, OK
Webbers Falls Reservoir, OK
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All Oklahoma lakes A-Z
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| Lake name | Lake description |
|---|---|
| Arbuckle Lake, OK (Also known as Lake of the Arbuckles, Lake Arbuckles, Lake Arbuckle, Arbuckle Reservoir) |
Oklahoma’s Chickasaw National Recreation Area draws over three and a half million visitors a year and their main attraction is Lake of the Arbuckles. Located in southcentral O… |
| Arcadia Lake, OK |
Arcadia Lake is one of the Southwest’s newest lakes. In the Frontier Country Region of central Oklahoma, forest meets grassland to create a unique area called the Cross Timber… |
| Birch Lake, OK (Also known as Birch Reservoir, Lake Birch) |
Birch Lake is nestled into northeast Oklahoma’s Green Country. Fall and spring turn the prairie grasses and hardwood tree leaves around the lake into rusted yellows, burnt ora… |
| Broken Bow Lake, OK (Also known as Broken Bow Reservoir) |
Broken Bow Lake is nestled in the Ouachita Mountains of McCurtain County in southeastern Oklahoma. Covering more than 14,200 acres with 180 miles of shoreline, 22-mile long Br… |
| Canton Lake, OK |
Canton Lake is an expansive body of water in northwestern Oklahoma’s Red Carpet Country (named for its red soil). The United States Army Corps of Engineers constructed Canton… |
| Chouteau Lock and Dam, OK (Also known as Chouteau Lock and Dam 17) |
The McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System (MKARNS) has 18 locks and dams along its 445-mile waterway. Chouteau Lock and Dam is one of them, impounding 2,270 surface… |
| Copan Lake, OK (Also known as Lake Copan, Copan Reservoir) |
Named after a small town situated near its banks in Oklahoma, Copan Lake was completed in 1983. Flood control, water supply, water quality control, recreation and fish and wil… |
| Eufaula Lake, OK (Also known as Lake Eufaula) |
Spanning 105,000 acres, Eufaula Lake covers much of McIntosh and Pittsburg Counties in eastern Oklahoma. This “Gentle Giant” is the largest lake in surface acres in the state… |
| Fort Cobb Lake, OK (Also known as Fort Cobb Reservoir) |
Fort Cobb Lake is in the beautiful Great Plains Country region of southwestern Oklahoma surrounded by plains, prairies and hills. The Great Plains, significant to America’s fr… |
| Fort Supply Lake, OK |
With 1,800 acres of clear water, Fort Supply Lake in Woodward County, Oklahoma is an outdoor enthusiast’s ideal recreational area. The lake is located one mile south of the to… |
| Grand Lake O’the Cherokees, OK (Also known as Grand Lake Over the Cherokees) |
Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees stands out as a sapphire jewel tucked into the northeastern Oklahoma landscape. Created in 1940, the reservoir stretches for 46,500 acres and offer… |
| Great Salt Plains Lake, OK |
With over 8,600 acres of water and 41 miles of shoreline, Great Salt Plains Lake in northern Oklahoma’s Red Carpet Country is an outdoor enthusiast’s ideal destination. Great… |