Lake Livingston (parts)

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Lake Livingston is a large man-made reservoir in East Texas known for recreation, fishing, and serving as a major water supply source.

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Lake Livingston (parts) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dam
reservoir
state park
averageDepth approximately 23 feet
basinCountry United States
completionDate 1969
constructionStartDate 1966
country United States
createdByDam Livingston Dam
crosses Trinity River
fishSpecies catfish
crappie
largemouth bass
striped bass
sunfish
white bass
hasIsland Pine Island
hasProtectedAreaOnShore Lake Livingston State Park
locatedIn Texas
locatedInCounty Polk County, Texas NERFINISHED
San Jacinto County, Texas
linked to: San Jacinto County

Trinity County, Texas
Walker County, Texas NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion East Texas
locatedNear Huntsville, Texas
Livingston, Texas
locatedOn Lake Livingston
locatedOnRiver Trinity River
managedBy Trinity River Authority of Texas
maximumDepth approximately 90 feet
openingDate 1969
operator Trinity River Authority of Texas
partOf Trinity River basin
linked to: Trinity River
primaryUse municipal water supply
recreationalActivity boating
camping
swimming
reservoirType impoundment
shoreLength approximately 450 miles
surfaceArea approximately 140 square kilometers
approximately 34,700 acres
use fishing
flood control
hydroelectric power generation
recreation
volume approximately 1,750,000 acre-feet
watercourse Trinity River
waterSupplyFor Houston metropolitan area
southeast Texas communities

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Polk County, Texas contains Lake Livingston (parts)