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Central Wyoming’s Boysen Dam is an earth-fill dam on the Wind River that created the Boysen Reservoir. Situated at the

Trout Lake in Vilas County, Wisconsin, is a prominent feature in the region known for its abundant lakes and natural

Adams-McGill Reservoir is a serene oasis for birds, waterfowl, fish, and wildlife in Nevada’s Great Basin desert. This nearly 15,000-acre

Mountain Island Lake, a unique and picturesque body of water northwest of Charlotte, North Carolina, was created in 1924 alongside

In the heart of Florida’s Panhandle East region lies the remarkable Lake Jackson, a 4,500-acre gem famed for its trophy

Brantley Lake, a reservoir on the Pecos River, is located within Brantley Lake State Park, approximately 12 miles north of

Pristine gems in a rugged landscape, the nearly 30 lakes in Acadia National Park sparkle in the valleys and hollows

Williams Lake in eastern Washington is a favorite destination for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts. This long, narrow 320-acre lake is

Nestled among heavily forested mountains, Lake Groton, also known as Groton Pond, is a cherished summer destination for generations of

Three charming lakes in Utah’s Panoramaland Region, known as the Kents Lakes, are beloved spots for fishing and outdoor recreation.

Key attractions along a 15-mile section of the Broad River in South Carolina’s Olde English District include Gaston Shoals Lake

Lake Macbride, located in east central Iowa, is a premier destination for outdoor recreation. Initially recommended in 1932, the lake

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