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This is a list of the most notable [[artificial lakes]] in the [[United States]]. "Notable" is defined as large lakes that are popular and known amongst not only locals, but people around the country.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Victor |first=Taiwo |date=October 9, 2023 |title=The 10 Largest Man-Made Lakes In The United States |url=https://a-z-animals.com/blog/the-10-largest-man-made-lakes-in-the-united-states/ }}</ref>


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== List (in order of volume by acre-feet) ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Lake
!'''Counti(es)'''
!Incorporation
!U.S. State
!'''Image'''
!Volume (ac-ft)
|-
|[[Lake Mead]]
|[[Clark County, Nevada|Clark County]], NV
|Sept. 30, 1935
|[[Nevada]]
|[[File:Lake Mead 6 July 2000.jpg|thumb]]
|28,945,000 acre-feet
|-
|[[Lake Powell]]
|[[Kane County, Utah|Kane]], UT, [[San Juan County, Utah|San Juan]], UT, [[Coconino County, Arizona|Coconino]], AZ
|June 22, 1980
|[[Utah]], [[Arizona]]
|[[File:Lake Powell by Sentinel-2.jpg|thumb]]
|26,214,900 acre-feet
|-
|[[Lake Sakakawea]]
|Williams, McKenzie, Mountrail, Dunn, McLean, Mercer, ND
|June 27, 1953
|[[North Dakota]]
|[[File:Lake sakakawea.jpg|thumb]]
|24,307,020 acre-feet
|-
|[[Lake Oahe]]
|Emmons, Burleigh, Morton, Sioux, ND
Campbell, Corson, Dewey, Ziebach, Walworth, Poffer, Sully, Hughes, Stanley, Haakon, SD
|August 3, 1958
|[[North Dakota]], [[South Dakota]]
|[[File:Oahe Dam Flooding 061511.jpg|thumb]]
|23,500,000 acre-feet
|-
|[[Fort Peck Lake]]
|Petroleum, Phillips, Garfield, Valley, McCone, MT
|1947
|[[Montana]]
|[[File:Fort Peck Lake.jpeg|thumb]]
|19,100,000 acre-feet
|-
|[[Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake|Lake Franklin]]
|Stevens, Lincoln, Grant, WA
|1941
|[[Washington (state)|Washington State]]
|[[File:Franklin D Roosevelt Lake from WA-155.jpg|thumb]]
|9,565,000 acre-feet (can grow up to 11 million in the summertime)
|-
|[[Lake Cumberland]]
|Wayne, Russell, Clinton, KY
|1952
|[[Kentucky]]
|[[File:Lake Cumberland 017.jpg|thumb]]
|6,089,000 acre-feet
|-
|[[Lake Koocanusa]]
|Lincoln, MT with parts located in British Columbia, Canada
|1972
|[[Montana]]
|[[File:Lake Koocanusa.jpg|thumb]]
|5,869,000 acre-feet
|-
|[[Shasta Lake|Lake Shasta]]
|Shasta, CA
|1981
|[[California]]
|[[File:Shasta Lake 2.jpg|thumb]]
|4,600,000 acre-feet
|}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Artificial lakes of the United States]]
[[Category:Lists of lakes of the United States|artificial lakes]]

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