Reservoirs and Dams in National Park Service Areas
12 entries in the Reservoirs and Dams in National Park Service Areas compendium.
Amistad ReservoirA binational reservoir on the Rio Grande formed by Amistad Dam.Blue Mesa ReservoirColorado's largest lake, created by Blue Mesa Dam in 1966.Franklin D. Roosevelt LakeReservoir on the Columbia River behind Grand Coulee Dam.Jackson Lake (Wyoming)Glacial lake in Grand Teton National Park, enlarged by a dam.Lake MeredithReservoir and National Recreation Area in the Texas Panhandle.Lake MohaveReservoir on the Colorado River in Lake Mead National Recreation Area.Morrow Point ReservoirReservoir in Curecanti National Recreation Area with the Curecanti Needle.Lake PowellSecond-largest U.S. reservoir by volume when full, on the Colorado River.Ross Lake (Washington)Reservoir formed by Ross Dam in the North Cascades.Lake SherburneReservoir in Glacier National Park, part of the Milk River Project.Trinity LakeA large California reservoir in the Trinity Alps.Whiskeytown LakeReservoir in Whiskeytown-Shasta-Trinity National Recreation Area, California.
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