Table Rock Lake

Table Rock Lake

Table Rock Lake is a 43,100-acre Army Corps of Engineers reservoir located in southwest Missouri. This lake is in the White River System and is preceded upstream by Beaver Lake in northwest Arkansas.

Table Rock consists of a long, winding main branch and three major arms. Kings River and Long Creek flow north out of Arkansas to enter Table Rock Lake while the James River flows south from the central Ozark Highlands Region. The majority of the lake’s watershed is forested, but development around the lake and urban areas on the lake’s tributaries threaten water quality.

Table Rock Lake at sunset, near Cape Fair.
David Casaletto photo.

Site 1 (Table Rock Dam) Site 2 (Kimberling City) Site 3 (Confluence of James and White) Site 4.5 (Mouth of Aunt's Creek) Site 5 (Mouth of Piney Creek) Site 6.5 (King's River) Site 7 (King's River) Site 8 (Long Creek) Site 9 (Indian Creek) Site 10 (Below Roaring River) Site 11 (Near Cape Fair below 76 Bridge at Bearden Creek) Site 12 (Flat Creek) Site 13 (Above Flat Creek) Site 14 (Point 16 - 20 Mile Marker) Site 15 (By 39 Bridge) Site 16 (Roaring River) Site 17 (Campbell Point) Site 18 (Near 40 Mile Marker) Site Viola (Viola Access) Roaring River 1 Roaring River 2 Google Maps are easy with GMapEZ!	2011 LMVP data (including Roaring River data)
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