Fort Loudoun Lake

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Fort Loudoun Lake is a man-made reservoir in eastern Tennessee known for recreation, hydropower generation, and its role in regional flood control and navigation.

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Fort Loudoun Lake canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf man-made lake
reservoir
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
connectedTo Tellico Lake
Watts Bar Lake
country United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy Fort Loudoun Dam
hasActivity commercial navigation
hasFunction providing recreational opportunities
supporting inland waterway transportation
supporting regional power grid
hasMouthElevation approximately 813 feet
hasShorelineUse marinas
public parks
residential development
impoundedBy Fort Loudoun Dam
inflow Tennessee River
locatedIn Tennessee
locatedInCounty Blount County, Tennessee
Knox County, Tennessee
Loudon County, Tennessee
Roane County, Tennessee
locatedInRegion eastern Tennessee
locatedOnRiver Tennessee River
managingAgency Tennessee Valley Authority
namedAfter Fort Loudoun
nearCity Knoxville, Tennessee
operator Tennessee Valley Authority
outflow Tennessee River
partOf Tennessee River
surface form: Tennessee River watershed

Tennessee River navigation system
surface form: Tennessee Valley Authority reservoir system
purpose flood control
hydroelectric power generation
navigation
recreation
region Southern United States
surface form: Southeastern United States
usedFor boating
fishing
water sports
watercourse Tennessee River

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Tennessee River formsReservoir Fort Loudoun Lake
Loudon County, Tennessee hasReservoir Fort Loudoun Lake
Lenoir City locatedNear Fort Loudoun Lake
Fort Loudoun Dam hasReservoir Fort Loudoun Lake
Loudon County hasFeature Fort Loudoun Lake
Farragut, Tennessee locatedNear Fort Loudoun Lake
Louisville, Tennessee locatedOn Fort Loudoun Lake
Tellico Lake connectedTo Fort Loudoun Lake