Hiwassee Lake

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Hiwassee Lake is a man-made reservoir in western North Carolina known for its scenic mountain setting, recreational boating and fishing, and role in regional hydroelectric power generation.

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Hiwassee Lake canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf reservoir
basinCountry United States
country United States
createdBy Hiwassee Dam
createdFor Tennessee Valley Authority system
ecosystemType freshwater lake
fishSpecies catfish
crappie
largemouth bass
smallmouth bass
spotted bass
walleye
hasAccess marinas
public boat ramps
hasActivity boating
camping
sport fishing
wildlife viewing
hasFeature deep, narrow mountain coves
steep surrounding slopes
hasShorelineType forested shoreline
inflow Hiwassee River
knownFor fishing
recreational boating
scenic mountain setting
locatedIn Appalachian Mountains
Cherokee County, North Carolina
North Carolina
western North Carolina
locatedOnRiver Hiwassee River
managedBy Tennessee Valley Authority
near Andrews, North Carolina
Murphy, North Carolina
operator Tennessee Valley Authority
outflow Hiwassee River
partOf TVA reservoir system
Tennessee River watershed
linked to: Tennessee Valley
purpose flood control
hydroelectric power generation
recreation
region Southern Appalachians
linked to: Appalachia
usedFor navigation support downstream
peak power production
watercourse Hiwassee River
waterUse recreational water supply

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Hiwassee River hasReservoir Hiwassee Lake
Hiwassee Dam createsReservoir Hiwassee Lake
Hiwassee Dam reservoirName Hiwassee Lake
Hiwasa River hasReservoir Hiwassee Lake