Rufus Woods Lake

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Rufus Woods Lake is a long, narrow reservoir on the Columbia River in Washington State, popular for fishing, boating, and scenic recreation along the Colville Indian Reservation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
lake
reservoir
adjacentTo Colville Indian Reservation
basinCountry United States
borderedBy Colville Indian Reservation
country United States
createdBy Chief Joseph Dam
downstreamFrom Grand Coulee Dam
hasActivity camping along reservoir
canoeing
kayaking
power boating
shoreline fishing
hasBoatLaunch yes
hasFishSpecies kokanee
rainbow trout
smallmouth bass
triploid rainbow trout
walleye
hasPublicAccess yes
hasRecreationalActivity sport fishing
hasScenicQuality high
impoundedBy Chief Joseph Dam
locatedIn Chelan County, Washington
linked to: Chelan County

Columbia River
Douglas County, Washington
Okanogan County, Washington
United States
Washington State
linked to: Washington
managedBy U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
namedAfter Rufus Woods
partOf Columbia River basin
Columbia River hydropower system
popularWith anglers
boaters
primaryUse hydroelectric power
region North Central Washington
riverSystem Columbia River
shoreLengthNote long narrow reservoir
state Washington
upstreamFrom Wells Dam
use boating
camping
fishing
recreation
sightseeing
watercourse Columbia River

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Chief Joseph Dam reservoir Rufus Woods Lake