Lake Lavon Reservoir

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Lake Lavon Reservoir is a large man-made lake in North Texas used for water supply, recreation, and flood control.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flood control reservoir
reservoir
basinCountry United States
constructionStartDate 1948
country United States
damType earth-fill dam
expanded 1970s
hasDam Lavon Dam
hasFeature boat ramps
campgrounds
marinas
multiple public parks
wildlife management areas
hasFishSpecies catfish
crappie
largemouth bass
white bass
hasShoreline more than 100 miles
locatedIn Collin County, Texas
North Texas
Texas
managingAgency North Texas Municipal Water District
nearCity Allen, Texas
Garland, Texas
McKinney, Texas
Plano, Texas
Rockwall, Texas
Wylie, Texas
openingDate 1953
operator United States Army Corps of Engineers
partOf Trinity River basin
linked to: Trinity River
recreationalActivity boating
camping
fishing
hiking
hunting
picnicking
swimming
river East Fork Trinity River
use flood control
municipal water supply
recreation
wildlife habitat
waterSupplyFor North Texas Municipal Water District member cities

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Lucas, Texas hasWaterBodyNearby Lake Lavon Reservoir