Lake Georgetown

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Lake Georgetown is a man-made reservoir in central Texas known for recreation such as boating, fishing, and hiking along its surrounding trails.

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Lake Georgetown canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf earth-fill dam
hiking trail
reservoir
basinCountry United States
cityWaterSupplyFor Georgetown, Texas
constructionBegan 1970
country United States
fishSpecies catfish
largemouth bass
smallmouth bass
sunfish
white bass
hasActivity kayaking
mountain biking
paddleboarding
picnicking
hasDam Lake Georgetown Dam
hasPark Cedar Breaks Park
Jim Hogg Park
Russell Park
Tejas Park
hasRecreationalTrail Goodwater Loop
length approximately 26 miles
locatedIn Texas
Williamson County, Texas
linked to: Williamson County
locatedNear Georgetown, Texas
managingAgency U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Worth District
maximumDepth approximately 125 feet
approximately 38 meters
nearbyCity Austin, Texas
linked to: City of Austin
opened 1979
operator United States Army Corps of Engineers
partOf Brazos River basin
linked to: Brazos River
purpose flood control
recreation
water supply
region Central Texas
linked to: central Texas
river San Gabriel River
San Gabriel River
surfaceArea approximately 1,297 hectares
approximately 3,200 acres
usedFor boating
camping
fishing
hiking
swimming
wildlife observation
waterBodyType freshwater lake

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Georgetown, Texas hasLake Lake Georgetown
subject linked to: Georgetown
Georgetown, Texas hasLake Lake Georgetown