Lake Jocassee

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Lake Jocassee is a deep, clear mountain reservoir in northwestern South Carolina known for its scenic beauty, outdoor recreation, and exceptional freshwater diving.

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Lake Jocassee canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf reservoir
tourist attraction
basinCountry United States
borderedBy Devils Fork State Park
country United States
created early 1970s
createdBy Jocassee Dam
fishSpecies bass
salmon
trout
formedBy impoundment of the Keowee River
hasFeature submerged buildings
submerged roads
submerged structures
inflow Horsepasture River
Thompson River
Toxaway River
Whitewater River
knownFor clear water
cold-water fisheries
freshwater diving
mountain scenery
outdoor recreation
scenic beauty
locatedIn Appalachian Mountains
Jocassee Gorges
Oconee County, South Carolina
Pickens County, South Carolina
South Carolina
locatedInRegion northwestern South Carolina
maximumDepth over 300 feet
nearestCity Salem, South Carolina
operator Duke Energy
linked to: Duke Power Company
outflow Keowee River
partOf Keowee-Toxaway Project
purpose flood control
hydroelectric power generation
recreation
recreationalActivity boating
fishing
kayaking
scuba diving
swimming
region Upstate South Carolina
surfaceArea approximately 7,500 acres
waterClarity high
waterSource mountain rivers

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Upstate South Carolina contains Lake Jocassee
Seneca, South Carolina isGatewayTo Lake Jocassee
Lake Keowee adjacentTo Lake Jocassee
Oconee County contains Lake Jocassee
Oconee County, South Carolina hasLake Lake Jocassee
Keowee-Toxaway State Park locatedNear Lake Jocassee
Pickens, South Carolina hasNearbyLake Lake Jocassee
Jocassee Gorges area contains Lake Jocassee