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Lewis and Clark Lake

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Lewis and Clark Lake

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Lewis and Clark Lake (402) 667-2546

Directions & Lake History/Factoid
Directions: From Yankton, west on SD 52 or north on northeast 121.

Lake History

Factoid: Straddling the Nebraska/South Dakota border, Gavins Point Dam, SD is the smallest of the six Missouri River main stem dams and the southernmost dam on the river. Lewis and Clark Lake, named for the first documented explorers of the Louisiana Territory, is 25 miles long, has 90 miles of shoreline, and 27 recreation areas offering camping, picnicking, fishing, hunting, boating, water-skiing, swimming, bird-watching, hiking, photography, and biking opportunities.

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Recreation areas 1 - 10 of 25 at Lewis and Clark Lake

Bloomfield	N	X		A	X
Boy Scout Camp						BE	H
Chief White Crane	E N
Cottonwood	E T			GS	X
Cottonwood Day Use		X		GS	X
Dispersed Use Areas
Fish Hatchery
Gavins Point Trails	N G	X		A G	X	BE	B Q H
Hiking Trail
Lewis and Clark State Recreation Area	E D	X		A G GS	X	BE	B
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