Quick Summary:
- Oklahoma has 200 lakes that cover more than a million acres, and going to the lake is one of the most popular ways to spend a weekend.
- Whether you want to fish, sail, swim, or take a long stroll around the glimmering blue waters, Oklahoma lakes have something for everyone.
- Most of Oklahoma lakes are man-made, created out of need to control floods, create electricity, or provide water for the cities.
- Once nature took over and people added some fish, these lakes became a part of the state’s beautiful landscape.
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Arcadia Lake
Farmer's Creek Reservoir
Fort Cobb Reservoir
Heyburn Lake, Oklahoma
Keystone Lake
Konawa Lake
Lake Draper
Lake Ellsworth
Lake Eufaula
Lake Hefner, Oklahoma
Lake Lawtonka
Lake Murray
Lake of the Arbuckles
Lake Overholser
McGee Creek Reservoir
Robbers Cave State Park
Sportsman Lake
Texoma Lake
Thunderbird Reservoir
Waurika Reservoir
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