Highland Lakes

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Highland Lakes is a chain of dammed reservoirs along the Colorado River in Central Texas, known for recreation, hydroelectric power, and water supply for the Austin region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chain of reservoirs
lake system
constructionPeriod early 20th century
mid 20th century
country United States of America
surface form: United States
energySourceFor hydroelectric power plants on the Colorado River
formedBy dams on the Colorado River
hasDam Buchanan Dam NERFINISHED
Inks Dam NERFINISHED
Longhorn Dam NERFINISHED
Mansfield Dam NERFINISHED
Starcke Dam NERFINISHED
Tom Miller Dam NERFINISHED
Wirtz Dam NERFINISHED
hasPart Inks Lake NERFINISHED
Lady Bird Lake NERFINISHED
Lake Austin NERFINISHED
Lake Buchanan NERFINISHED
Lake LBJ NERFINISHED
Lake Marble Falls NERFINISHED
Lake Travis NERFINISHED
locatedIn Central Texas NERFINISHED
Texas Hill Country NERFINISHED
locatedNear Austin, Texas NERFINISHED
Hill Country region of Texas NERFINISHED
locatedOn Colorado River NERFINISHED
managedBy Lower Colorado River Authority NERFINISHED
manMade true
notableFor lake-based tourism
scenic landscapes
partOf Colorado River basin NERFINISHED
primaryUse flood control
hydroelectric power generation
recreation
water supply
purpose provide industrial water supply
provide municipal water supply
stabilize Colorado River flow
support agricultural irrigation
recreationActivity boating
camping
fishing
swimming
waterskiing
regionServed Austin metropolitan area NERFINISHED
servesCity Austin, Texas NERFINISHED
state Texas
watercourse Colorado River of Texas NERFINISHED
waterManagementAuthority Lower Colorado River Authority NERFINISHED

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Lake Austin partOf Highland Lakes