The lake's capacity is 4,505,000 acre-feet, and its discharge capacity is 750,000 cubic feet per second. The lake and dam have 1,250
miles of shoreline and protect 1,127,000 acres of land. The recreational
facilities in the 194,775-square-mile area are under the direction of the
National Park Service, which maintains concessions for hunting, boating,
fishing, and camping.
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It is a world- class playground that attracts visitors
to the cool waters and green shores. More than 80 resorts, campgrounds, and
parks around the lake cater to millions of visitors every year. It is the most
popular lake that is under the Corps of Engineers operational control.
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Some 10,000 boats are registered on this lake, which
is a paradise for water sports. Its serpentine shape creates many sheltered
coves, which are ideal for teaching kids to fish, ski or handle a boat. Hundreds
are experiencing the thrills of personal watercraft-jet skis, wave runners, etc.
Paddle boats round out Texoma's appeal to the whole family.
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Lake Texoma is great for all types of boating, from power to sail. There's
usually so much activity you can be entertained just watching all the boats on
the lake.
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Personal watercrafts, water skiers and wind surfers all consider the lake an excellent place to have fun. You.ll find any type of
boat available to rent or to buy - from personal watercraft to ski boats to party barges and houseboats.
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| More information about Lake Texoma can be
found at the links below. |
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Texas Historical Commission
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