List of lakes of Broadwater County, Montana facts for kids

Broadwater County in Montana is home to several important bodies of water. These include natural lakes and man-made reservoirs. Lakes are natural pools of water. Reservoirs are like big, man-made lakes. They are built to store water for different uses. This water can be used for drinking, farming, or making electricity.

Water Wonders of Broadwater County

Broadwater County has at least three named lakes and reservoirs. These water bodies are important for the local environment and people.

Natural Lakes in Broadwater County

Broadwater County has at least one named natural lake.

• Boulder Lakes: These lakes are located high up in the mountains. They are at an elevation of about 7,552 feet (2,302 m). This means they are quite high above sea level. You can find them at coordinates 46°33′30″N 111°21′02″W / 46.55833°N 111.35056°W / 46.55833; -111.35056 (Boulder Lakes).

Reservoirs: Man-Made Lakes

Reservoirs are created by building a dam across a river or stream. This holds back water, forming a large body of water. Broadwater County has at least two important reservoirs.

• Plunket Lake: This reservoir is at an elevation of about 4,167 feet (1,270 m). It is located at coordinates 46°04′41″N 111°34′44″W / 46.07806°N 111.57889°W / 46.07806; -111.57889 (Plunket Lake).
• Townsend Reservoir: This reservoir is a bit lower in elevation, at about 4,065 feet (1,239 m). You can find it near the town of Townsend at coordinates 46°18′52″N 111°27′38″W / 46.31444°N 111.46056°W / 46.31444; -111.46056 (Townsend Reservoir).

See also

• List of lakes in Montana