List of lakes of Woodruff County, Arkansas facts for kids

Woodruff County, Arkansas, is a place with many water bodies! It has at least 69 named lakes and reservoirs. These natural and man-made water spots are important for the area. They provide homes for wildlife and places for people to enjoy.

Lakes

A lake is a large body of water surrounded by land. Lakes are usually freshwater. They can be formed in many ways, like by rivers changing course or by glaciers. In Woodruff County, you'll find many beautiful lakes. Each one has its own special features. The "el." next to each lake name means elevation. This tells you how high the lake is above sea level.

• Beard Lake, 35°09′46″N 091°16′26″W / 35.16278°N 91.27389°W / 35.16278; -91.27389 (Beard Lake), el. 180 feet (55 m)
• Beaver Lake, 35°10′28″N 091°16′25″W / 35.17444°N 91.27361°W / 35.17444; -91.27361 (Beaver Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Big Blue Hole, 35°12′03″N 091°22′27″W / 35.20083°N 91.37417°W / 35.20083; -91.37417 (Big Blue Hole), el. 190 feet (58 m)
• Big Buck Lake, 34°56′16″N 091°21′08″W / 34.93778°N 91.35222°W / 34.93778; -91.35222 (Big Buck Lake), el. 171 feet (52 m)
• Big Elam Lake, 35°08′04″N 091°09′20″W / 35.13444°N 91.15556°W / 35.13444; -91.15556 (Big Elam Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Big Jack Lake, 35°10′02″N 091°07′23″W / 35.16722°N 91.12306°W / 35.16722; -91.12306 (Big Jack Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Big Jordan Lake, 35°21′25″N 091°23′54″W / 35.35694°N 91.39833°W / 35.35694; -91.39833 (Big Jordan Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Big York Lake, 35°06′58″N 091°10′15″W / 35.11611°N 91.17083°W / 35.11611; -91.17083 (Big York Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Bird Lake, 35°10′40″N 091°16′28″W / 35.17778°N 91.27444°W / 35.17778; -91.27444 (Bird Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Blue Lake, 35°25′46″N 091°16′31″W / 35.42944°N 91.27528°W / 35.42944; -91.27528 (Blue Hole), el. 207 feet (63 m)
• Blue Lake, 35°00′45″N 091°12′14″W / 35.01250°N 91.20389°W / 35.01250; -91.20389 (Blue Lake), el. 180 feet (55 m)
• Broom Lake, 35°09′52″N 091°07′49″W / 35.16444°N 91.13028°W / 35.16444; -91.13028 (Broom Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Brushy Lake, 35°14′42″N 091°22′34″W / 35.24500°N 91.37611°W / 35.24500; -91.37611 (Brushy Lake), el. 187 feet (57 m)
• Brushy Lake, 35°14′35″N 091°06′52″W / 35.24306°N 91.11444°W / 35.24306; -91.11444 (Brushy Lake), el. 203 feet (62 m)
• Brushy Lake, 35°05′41″N 091°10′33″W / 35.09472°N 91.17583°W / 35.09472; -91.17583 (Brushy Lake), el. 190 feet (58 m)
• Brushy Lake, 35°12′38″N 091°15′20″W / 35.21056°N 91.25556°W / 35.21056; -91.25556 (Brushy Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Buckley Lake, 35°19′04″N 091°25′33″W / 35.31778°N 91.42583°W / 35.31778; -91.42583 (Buckley Lake), el. 187 feet (57 m)
• Buzzard Lake, 35°01′14″N 091°12′16″W / 35.02056°N 91.20444°W / 35.02056; -91.20444 (Buzzard Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Chambers Lake, 35°12′14″N 091°06′32″W / 35.20389°N 91.10889°W / 35.20389; -91.10889 (Chambers Lake), el. 197 feet (60 m)
• Cheatam Lake, 35°11′21″N 091°06′58″W / 35.18917°N 91.11611°W / 35.18917; -91.11611 (Cheatam Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Clear Lake, 35°11′30″N 091°24′19″W / 35.19167°N 91.40528°W / 35.19167; -91.40528 (Clear Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Crane Lake, 35°09′03″N 091°24′01″W / 35.15083°N 91.40028°W / 35.15083; -91.40028 (Crane Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Dupree Lake, 35°10′48″N 091°16′45″W / 35.18000°N 91.27917°W / 35.18000; -91.27917 (Dupree Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Eagle Lake, 35°19′02″N 091°24′11″W / 35.31722°N 91.40306°W / 35.31722; -91.40306 (Eagle Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Fish Lake, 35°09′50″N 091°24′06″W / 35.16389°N 91.40167°W / 35.16389; -91.40167 (Fish Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Goose Pond, 35°18′43″N 091°23′02″W / 35.31194°N 91.38389°W / 35.31194; -91.38389 (Goose Pond), el. 187 feet (57 m)
• Gregory Lake, 35°11′41″N 091°22′12″W / 35.19472°N 91.37000°W / 35.19472; -91.37000 (Gregory Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Hammond Lake, 34°59′25″N 091°19′40″W / 34.99028°N 91.32778°W / 34.99028; -91.32778 (Hammond Lake), el. 174 feet (53 m)
• Horseshoe Lake, 35°14′25″N 091°21′09″W / 35.24028°N 91.35250°W / 35.24028; -91.35250 (Horseshoe Lake), el. 190 feet (58 m)
• Hurricane Lake, 35°17′22″N 091°08′55″W / 35.28944°N 91.14861°W / 35.28944; -91.14861 (Hurricane Lake), el. 207 feet (63 m)
• Hurricane Lake, 35°07′36″N 091°09′44″W / 35.12667°N 91.16222°W / 35.12667; -91.16222 (Hurricane Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Jackson Lake, 35°11′58″N 091°21′54″W / 35.19944°N 91.36500°W / 35.19944; -91.36500 (Jackson Lake), el. 190 feet (58 m)
• Jennings Lake, 35°18′27″N 091°24′13″W / 35.30750°N 91.40361°W / 35.30750; -91.40361 (Jennings Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Johnson Lake, 35°08′59″N 091°22′14″W / 35.14972°N 91.37056°W / 35.14972; -91.37056 (Johnson Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Johnson Lake, 35°05′05″N 091°10′50″W / 35.08472°N 91.18056°W / 35.08472; -91.18056 (Johnson Lake), el. 187 feet (57 m)
• King Lake, 35°16′43″N 091°07′32″W / 35.27861°N 91.12556°W / 35.27861; -91.12556 (King Lake), el. 207 feet (63 m)
• Little Blue Hole, 35°12′20″N 091°21′44″W / 35.20556°N 91.36222°W / 35.20556; -91.36222 (Little Blue Hole), el. 190 feet (58 m)
• Little Buck Lake, 34°56′32″N 091°21′04″W / 34.94222°N 91.35111°W / 34.94222; -91.35111 (Little Buck Lake), el. 171 feet (52 m)
• Little Clear Lake, 35°01′53″N 091°20′28″W / 35.03139°N 91.34111°W / 35.03139; -91.34111 (Little Clear Lake), el. 180 feet (55 m)
• Little Elam Lake, 35°08′19″N 091°09′20″W / 35.13861°N 91.15556°W / 35.13861; -91.15556 (Little Elam Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Little Jack Lake, 35°10′10″N 091°07′14″W / 35.16944°N 91.12056°W / 35.16944; -91.12056 (Little Jack Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Little Jordan Lake, 35°21′22″N 091°22′56″W / 35.35611°N 91.38222°W / 35.35611; -91.38222 (Little Jordan Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Little Reddon Lake, 35°09′17″N 091°08′15″W / 35.15472°N 91.13750°W / 35.15472; -91.13750 (Little Reddon Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Little York Lake, 35°07′04″N 091°10′08″W / 35.11778°N 91.16889°W / 35.11778; -91.16889 (Little York Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Log Lake, 35°08′07″N 091°23′25″W / 35.13528°N 91.39028°W / 35.13528; -91.39028 (Log Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Long Lake, 34°54′47″N 091°20′22″W / 34.91306°N 91.33944°W / 34.91306; -91.33944 (Long Lake), el. 171 feet (52 m)
• Lost Lake, 35°07′42″N 091°23′11″W / 35.12833°N 91.38639°W / 35.12833; -91.38639 (Lost Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Lost Lake, 35°09′05″N 091°08′27″W / 35.15139°N 91.14083°W / 35.15139; -91.14083 (Lost Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Lower Seibert Lake, 35°04′07″N 091°11′08″W / 35.06861°N 91.18556°W / 35.06861; -91.18556 (Lower Seibert Lake), el. 187 feet (57 m)
• Mill Lake, 35°23′24″N 091°19′46″W / 35.39000°N 91.32944°W / 35.39000; -91.32944 (Mill Lake), el. 200 feet (61 m)
• Morrison Lake, 35°03′34″N 091°12′21″W / 35.05944°N 91.20583°W / 35.05944; -91.20583 (Morrison Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Mud Lake, 35°10′00″N 091°25′33″W / 35.16667°N 91.42583°W / 35.16667; -91.42583 (Mud Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Polly Ann Lake, 35°03′43″N 091°11′49″W / 35.06194°N 91.19694°W / 35.06194; -91.19694 (Polly Ann Lake), el. 187 feet (57 m)
• Reddon Lake, 35°09′25″N 091°08′14″W / 35.15694°N 91.13722°W / 35.15694; -91.13722 (Reddon Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Robinson Lake, 35°09′07″N 091°21′50″W / 35.15194°N 91.36389°W / 35.15194; -91.36389 (Robinson Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Sevenmile Lake, 35°08′41″N 091°24′11″W / 35.14472°N 91.40306°W / 35.14472; -91.40306 (Sevenmile Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Spivey Lake, 35°02′41″N 091°12′45″W / 35.04472°N 91.21250°W / 35.04472; -91.21250 (Spivey Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• Straight Lake, 35°22′07″N 091°24′13″W / 35.36861°N 91.40361°W / 35.36861; -91.40361 (Straight Lake), el. 200 feet (61 m)
• Straight Lake, 35°19′55″N 091°06′39″W / 35.33194°N 91.11083°W / 35.33194; -91.11083 (Straight Lake), el. 217 feet (66 m)
• Straight Lake, 35°13′37″N 091°20′56″W / 35.22694°N 91.34889°W / 35.22694; -91.34889 (Straight Lake), el. 190 feet (58 m)
• Sullivan Lake, 35°13′45″N 091°06′47″W / 35.22917°N 91.11306°W / 35.22917; -91.11306 (Sullivan Lake), el. 203 feet (62 m)
• Teague Lake, 35°23′46″N 091°21′45″W / 35.39611°N 91.36250°W / 35.39611; -91.36250 (Teague Lake), el. 197 feet (60 m)
• Three Prong Lake, 35°14′11″N 091°21′46″W / 35.23639°N 91.36278°W / 35.23639; -91.36278 (Three Prong Lake), el. 194 feet (59 m)
• Turtle Lake, 35°12′02″N 091°24′01″W / 35.20056°N 91.40028°W / 35.20056; -91.40028 (Turtle Lake), el. 187 feet (57 m)
• Upper Seibert Lake, 35°04′22″N 091°11′10″W / 35.07278°N 91.18611°W / 35.07278; -91.18611 (Upper Seibert Lake), el. 187 feet (57 m)
• Walker Lake, 35°10′07″N 091°16′25″W / 35.16861°N 91.27361°W / 35.16861; -91.27361 (Walker Lake), el. 184 feet (56 m)
• White Lake, 35°24′58″N 091°18′40″W / 35.41611°N 91.31111°W / 35.41611; -91.31111 (White Lake), el. 197 feet (60 m)
• White Lake, 35°17′59″N 091°08′58″W / 35.29972°N 91.14944°W / 35.29972; -91.14944 (White Lake), el. 207 feet (63 m)
• Yancopin Lake, 35°23′21″N 091°22′22″W / 35.38917°N 91.37278°W / 35.38917; -91.37278 (Yancopin Lake), el. 200 feet (61 m)

Reservoirs

A reservoir is a man-made lake. It is usually created by building a dam across a river. Reservoirs are used to store water for drinking, farming, or making electricity. They can also help control floods.

According to the United States Geological Survey, there are no named reservoirs in Newton County, Arkansas. This means all the large water bodies in Woodruff County are natural lakes.

See also

• List of lakes in Arkansas