South Holston Lake

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South Holston Lake is a large reservoir in the Appalachian region of northeastern Tennessee and southwestern Virginia, popular for boating, fishing, and scenic mountain views.

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South Holston Lake canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial lake
reservoir
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crossesBorderBetween Tennessee and Virginia
ecosystemType freshwater lake
formedBy South Holston Dam
hasDam South Holston Dam
hasFeature coves and inlets
lakeside campgrounds
marinas
mountainous shoreline
public boat ramps
hasShorelineCity Bristol, Tennessee
Bristol, Virginia
inflow South Fork Holston River
knownFor bass fishing
boating
fishing
scenic mountain views
trout fishing
locatedIn Tennessee
Virginia
locatedInRegion Appalachian Mountains
Upper East Tennessee
surface form: northeastern Tennessee

Southwestern Virginia
surface form: southwestern Virginia
managedBy Tennessee Valley Authority
operator Tennessee Valley Authority
outflow South Fork Holston River
partOf Tennessee River navigation system
surface form: Tennessee Valley Authority reservoir system
purpose flood control
hydroelectric power generation
recreation
water supply
recreationActivity camping
sailing
swimming
water skiing
region Tennessee (eastern portion)
surface form: East Tennessee

Southwestern Virginia
surface form: Southwest Virginia
river South Fork Holston River
state Tennessee
Virginia
usedFor sport fishing tournaments
watercourse South Fork Holston River

Referenced by (5)

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Bristol, Tennessee near South Holston Lake
Cherokee National Forest hasLake South Holston Lake
South Holston Dam impounds South Holston Lake
South Holston Dam reservoirName South Holston Lake
Sullivan County, Tennessee hasLake South Holston Lake