Fort Peck Lake

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Fort Peck Lake is a large man-made reservoir in northeastern Montana, created by Fort Peck Dam, known for its extensive shoreline, recreation opportunities, and role in Missouri River water management.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf man-made lake
reservoir
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy Fort Peck Dam
creationPeriod 1930s
fishSpecies channel catfish
chinook salmon
lake trout
northern pike
smallmouth bass
walleye
formedByDam Fort Peck Dam
hasProtectedAreaOnShore Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge
knownFor boating
camping
extensive shoreline
fishing opportunities
wildlife viewing
locatedIn Garfield County, Montana
McCone County, Montana
Montana
Phillips County, Montana
Roosevelt County, Montana
Valley County, Montana
locatedInRegion northeastern Montana
locatedOnRiver Missouri River
managingAgency U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
surface form: United States Army Corps of Engineers
nearbySettlement Fort Peck, Montana
Havre, Montana
surface form: Glasgow, Montana
operator U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
surface form: United States Army Corps of Engineers
partOf Fort Peck Dam
surface form: Fort Peck Project

Missouri River reservoir system
surface form: Missouri River Mainstem Reservoir System
purpose flood control
hydroelectric power generation
irrigation water supply
navigation support
recreation
recreationActivity hunting in surrounding areas
sailing
sport fishing
water skiing
roleInWaterManagement Missouri River flow regulation
drought storage
ice control on Missouri River
shoreLength over 1500 miles
state Montana
watercourse Missouri River

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Missouri River passesThrough Fort Peck Lake