List of Lakes in Oklahoma - Lakes and Reservoirs (alphabetically)

Lakes and Reservoirs (alphabetically)

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  • Altus City Reservoir
  • Lake Altus-Lugert
  • Lake of the Arbuckles
  • Ardmore City Lake
  • Atoka Lake
  • Bellcow Lake
  • Lake Bixhoma
  • Black Kettle Lake
  • Bluestem Lake
  • Boomer Lake
  • Brushy Creek Reservoir
  • Lake Burtschi
  • Carl Albert Lake
  • Carl Blackwell Lake
  • Lake Carlton
  • Carter Lake
  • Cedar Lake
  • Chandler Lake
  • Lake Chickasha
  • Chouteau Lock and Dam
  • Claremore Lake
  • Clayton Lake
  • Clear Creek Lake
  • Lake Dahlgren
  • Dripping Springs Lake
  • Lake Durant
  • Lake Ellsworth
  • Lake El Reno
  • Lake Eucha
  • Foss Lake
  • Fort Cobb Reservoir
  • Fuqua Lake
  • Greenleaf Lake
  • Grand Lake O' the Cherokees
  • Guthrie Lake
  • Heyburn Lake
  • Lake Hudson (formerly named Markham Ferry Reservoir)
  • Hulah Lake
  • Lake Jean Neustadt
  • Lake Jed Johnson
  • Keystone Lake
  • Konawa Reservoir
  • Lake Lawtonka
  • Liberty Lake
  • Lloyd Church Lake
  • McGee Creek Reservoir
  • Nanih Waiyah Lake
  • Lake McMurtry
  • Mountain Lake
  • Lake Murray
  • Oklahoma Lake
  • Okmulgee Lake
  • Lake Overholser
  • Pauls Valley Lake
  • Lake R.C. Longmire
  • Raymond Gary Lake
  • Rock Creek Reservoir
  • Shawnee Twin Lakes
  • Skiatook Lake
  • Sooner Lake
  • Lake Spavinaw
  • Sportsman Lake
  • Lake Stanley Draper
  • Tom Steed Reservoir
  • Lake Talequah
  • Lake Thunderbird
  • Lake Wayne Wallace
  • W.D. Mayo Lock and Dam
  • Webbers Falls Reservoir
  • Wes Watkins Reservoir
  • Wewoka Lake
  • Lake Wister
  • Lake W. R. Holway
  • Lake Yahola

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