Lake Zoar

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Lake Zoar is a man-made reservoir in western Connecticut popular for boating, fishing, and other recreational activities.

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Lake Zoar canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf reservoir
basinCountry United States
country United States
createdBy Stevenson Dam
formedByDam Stevenson Dam
formedFor flood control
hydroelectric power
recreational use
hasActivity ice fishing
jet skiing
kayaking
hasFishSpecies catfish
largemouth bass
smallmouth bass
sunfish
trout
walleye
hasHazard strong currents near dam
underwater debris
hasRecreationArea Jackson Cove Park
Kettletown State Park
Lake Zoar Authority public access areas
Lake Zoar State Boat Launch
hasRegulation boating speed limits
seasonal water level management
locatedDownstreamOf Lake Lillinonah
locatedIn Connecticut
locatedInCounty Fairfield County, Connecticut
New Haven County, Connecticut
linked to: New Haven County
locatedInRegion western Connecticut
locatedNear Monroe, Connecticut
Newtown, Connecticut
Oxford, Connecticut
Southbury, Connecticut
locatedOnRiver Housatonic River
locatedUpstreamOf Lake Housatonic
managingOrganization Lake Zoar Authority
operator FirstLight Power Resources
popularFor boating
fishing
swimming
water skiing
primaryUse hydroelectric power generation
recreation
state Connecticut
surfaceElevation approximately 193 ft
approximately 59 m
watercourse Housatonic River

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