List of lakes of Lee County, Arkansas facts for kids
Lee County, Arkansas, is home to many different bodies of water. You can find at least 39 named lakes and reservoirs here! Lakes are natural areas filled with water, often fed by rivers or rain. Reservoirs are similar, but they are usually created by people, often by building a dam across a river, to store water for things like drinking, farming, or making electricity. These watery places are important for nature and for people living in the county.
Lakes in Lee County
Lee County has many natural lakes. These lakes are important homes for fish, birds, and other wildlife. They also offer places for people to enjoy nature, like fishing or boating. Here are some of the lakes you can find in Lee County:
- Anderson Lake
- Bain Lake
- Big Twin Lake
- Big Yancopin Lake
- Blue Hole
- Blue Lake
- Box Lake
- Brushy Lake
- Cannon Lake (There are two lakes with this name in the county!)
- Dry Lake
- Ellison Lake
- Goose Lake
- Johnson Lake
- L'Anguille Lake
- Laddie Lake
- Larkin Lake
- Little Mossy Lake
- Little Twin Lake
- Little Yancopin Lake
- Long Lake (There are three lakes named Long Lake in the county!)
- McCloud Lake
- McNulty Lake
- Midway Lake (There are two lakes named Midway Lake in the county!)
- Millseed Lake
- Mossy Lake
- Old River Lake
- Piney Fork Lake
- Round Pond
- Rowing Lake
- Shenship Lake
- Tunica Lake
- Walnut Lake
- Whistling Lake
Reservoirs in Lee County
Reservoirs are like big, human-made lakes. They are built to store water for different uses. This water can be used for drinking, helping farms grow crops, or even generating electricity. Lee County has a couple of important reservoirs:
- Bear Creek Lake
- Crystal Lake
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