Lake Granby

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Lake Granby is a large man-made reservoir in north-central Colorado, popular for boating and fishing and serving as a major water storage facility for the region.

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Lake Granby canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf man-made lake
reservoir
basinCountry United States
connectedTo Grand Lake NERFINISHED
Shadow Mountain Lake
constructionStartDate 1941
country United States
createdBy Granby Dam
damType earthfill dam
elevation about 2,524 meters above sea level
about 8,280 feet above sea level
hasFishSpecies brown trout
kokanee salmon
lake trout
rainbow trout
inflow Colorado River
locatedIn Colorado
Grand County, Colorado
locatedInProtectedArea Arapaho National Recreation Area
locatedInRegion north-central Colorado
locatedNear Rocky Mountain National Park
managedBy U.S. Forest Service
maximumDepth about 221 feet
about 67 meters
nearbyCity Granby, Colorado
notableFor major water storage for the region
popular boating destination
popular fishing destination
openingDate 1950
operator U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
outflow Colorado River
partOf Colorado River basin
Colorado-Big Thompson Project
purpose irrigation water supply
municipal water supply
recreation
water storage
recreationFacility campgrounds
marinas
public boat ramps
regionServed northern Colorado
surfaceArea about 29.3 square kilometers
about 7,250 acres
use boating
camping
fishing
ice fishing
sailing
volume about 539,800 acre-feet
watercourse Colorado River

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Granby, Colorado locatedNear Lake Granby
Granby, Colorado near Lake Granby
subject linked to: Granby
Granby Dam creates Lake Granby
Granby Dam formsReservoir Lake Granby
Granby Dam reservoirName Lake Granby
Grand County, Colorado contains Lake Granby
Shadow Mountain Lake connectedTo Lake Granby