Edward MacDowell Lake

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Edward MacDowell Lake is a man-made reservoir in southwestern New Hampshire known for flood control, recreation, and its scenic natural surroundings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf reservoir
basinCountry United States
country United States
createdBy Edward MacDowell Dam
hasActivity boating
fishing
hiking
picnicking
swimming
wildlife viewing
hasFeature boat launch
day-use recreation area
picnic facilities
trails
hasFloodControlFunction reduces downstream flooding on the Contoocook River
hasFunction flow regulation
stormwater retention
hasManagementGoal balancing flood control and recreation
hasNearbyLandUse conservation land
residential areas
hasRecreationSeason primarily spring through fall
hasRegulation subject to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers rules
hasSceneryType forests and hills
hasShorelineType largely undeveloped
hasUse recreation
wildlife habitat
hasVegetation forested shoreline
hasWildlife fish
small mammals
waterfowl
isImpoundedBy earthen dam
isOpenFor day-use only
isOwnedBy United States government
isPublicAccess yes
knownFor scenic natural surroundings
locatedIn Cheshire County, New Hampshire
New Hampshire
locatedInRegion southwestern New Hampshire
locatedNear Peterborough, New Hampshire
managingAgency United States Army Corps of Engineers
namedAfter American composer Edward MacDowell
linked to: Edward MacDowell

Edward MacDowell
near MacDowell Colony
operator U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New England District
partOf Merrimack River watershed
primaryPurpose flood control
watercourse Nubanusit Brook

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Merrimack River watershed containsWaterBody Edward MacDowell Lake