Lake IndexA B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Altus City American Horse Arbuckle Arcadia Ardmore City Atoka Bell Cow Birch Bixhoma Bluestem Boomer Broken Bow Brushy Creek Burtschi Canton Carl Albert Carl Blackwell Carl Etling Carlton Carter Cedar Chandler Chickasha Claremore Clayton Clear Creek Cleveland Clinton Coalgate Comanche Copan Crowder Cushing Municipal Dahlgren Dave Boyer Dead Warrior Dripping Springs Duncan El Reno Elk City Ellsworth Elmer Elmer Thomas Eucha Eufaula Evan Chambers Fairfax City Fort Cobb Fort Gibson Fort Supply Foss Frederick Fuqua Grand Great Salt Plains Greenleaf Guthrie Hall Healdton City Hefner Heyburn Holdenville Hominy Municipal Hudson Hudson (Markham Ferry) Hugo Hulah Humphreys Jap Beaver Jean Neustadt Jim Hall (Henryetta) John Wells Kaw Keystone Konawa Langston Lawtonka Liberty Lloyd Church Lone Chimney Lugert-Altus McAlester McGee Creek McMurtry Meeker Mountain Murray Nanih Waiya New Spiro Okemah Okmulgee Oologah Optima Overholser Ozzie Cobb Pauls Valley Pawhuska Pawnee Perry Pine Creek Ponca Prague City Purcell Quanah Parker R.C. Longmire Raymond Gary Robert S. Kerr Rocky Sahoma Sardis Schooler Scott King Shawnee Twin 1 Shawnee Twin 2 Shell Skiatook Sooner Spavinaw Sportsman Stanley Draper Stilwell City Stroud Talawanda 1 Talawanda 2 Taylor Tecumseh Tenkiller Ferry Texoma Thunderbird Tom Steed Vanderwork Veterans Vincent W.R. Holway Watonga Waurika Waxhoma Wayne Wallace Webbers Falls Weleetka Wes Watkins Wetumka Wewoka Wiley Post Memorial Wister Yahola |
Oklahoma Water AtlasThe 2007 Centennial update of the Oklahoma Water Atlas includes 146 detailed maps
containing recreational features, topography, bathymetry, access points, and other important information
about the state's most popular lakes. This is the fourth official update of the Water Atlas. About the Maps Oklahoma Water Atlas maps are designed for both research and utility. Depicted area in each map will vary depending on the size and shape of the lake. For reference, the scale is included on each map (expressed in miles or feet, depending upon lake size). Some recreation features may not have been included due to map scale. Maps were produced from a variety of datasets, including the National Elevation Dataset (NED), National Hydrography Dataset (NHD), Watershed Boundary Dataset (WBD), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and National Resources Conservation Services (NRCS) digital ortho-rectified photography, Bureau of Reclamation lake data, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lake data, and U.S. Census Bureau Tiger Line Files. Locations of fish attractors were provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC). Other agencies that supplied data, either directly or indirectly, include the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), U.S. Forest Service, and the National Parks Service. |
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