E. V. Spence Reservoir

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E. V. Spence Reservoir is a man-made lake in West Texas that serves as a major water supply and recreational resource for the surrounding region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf reservoir
basinCountry United States
completionDate 1952
constructionStartDate 1950
country United States
createdBy Robert Lee Dam
elevationAboveSeaLevel approximately 1900 feet
fishSpecies catfish
crappie
largemouth bass
striped bass
white bass
hasFacility boat ramps
campgrounds
fishing piers
picnic areas
impoundedBy Robert Lee Dam
locatedIn Texas
West Texas
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Coke County, Texas
locatedNear Robert Lee, Texas
managingAgency Upper Colorado River Authority
maximumDepth approximately 100 feet
namedAfter E. V. Spence
openingDate 1952
operator Upper Colorado River Authority
outflow Colorado River (Texas)
partOf Colorado River basin (Texas)
primaryUse municipal water supply
recreationalActivity boating
camping
fishing
picnicking
swimming
water sports
region semi-arid climate zone of West Texas
servesCity Robert Lee, Texas
San Angelo, Texas
servesRegion West Texas
subjectTo periodic drought conditions
water level fluctuations
surfaceArea approximately 14486 acres at conservation pool
use industrial water supply
irrigation water supply
recreation
watercourse Colorado River (Texas)

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Colorado River (Texas) reservoirOnRiver E. V. Spence Reservoir