are there any clear lakes in Texas?
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Lake Whitney, is beautiful, clear, and serene.
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There is a dam on Lake Texoma between Oklahoma and Texas.  The Rio Grande runs between Texas and Mexico.  A lake with a dam on this river is Lake Amistad just north of Del Rio.  Other major rivers include the Colorado.
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OK - did some digging and here's what I found.  Thing is, it also depends on what Texas city you're at.   So I took the liberty of getting data for the more populated Texas areas.  The info is also based on the longest day for 2006 which was June 21st.\n\nAmarillo - \nLength Of Visible Light: 15h 31m\n\nAbilene -\nLength Of Visible Light: 15h 13m\n\nMidland -\nLength Of Visible Light: 15h 10m \n\nEl Paso -\nLength Of Visible Light: 15h 09m\n\nWichita Falls -\nLength Of Visible Light: 15h 23m \n\nDallas -\nLength Of Visible Light: 15h 16m \n\nTyler -\nLength Of Visible Light: 15h 12m \n\nWaco -\nLength Of Visible Light: 15h 08m \n\nCollege Station -\nLength Of Visible Light: 15h 02m \n\nSan Angelo -\nLength Of Visible Light: 15h 07m \n\nAustin -\nLength Of Visible Light: 15h 00m \n\nBeaumont -\nLength Of Visible Light: 14h 58m \n\nHouston -\nLength Of Visible Light: 14h 57m \n\nSan Antonio -\nLength Of Visible Light: 14h 56m \n\nVictoria -\nLength Of Visible Light: 14h 52m \n\nCorpus Christi -\nLength Of Visible Light: 14h 47m \n\nLaredo -\nLength Of Visible Light: 14h 45m \n\nMcAllen -\nLength Of Visible Light: 14h 38m\n\nBrownsville -\nLength Of Visible Light: 14h 37m
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Does every state have a lake to designate a state lake?
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Northampton MA is one.   Austin TX is another (at least by Texas standards)
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I know that the Cherry Creek Reservoir in Denver, Colorado has sunken ships and airplanes.  You may want to check that out.
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skaneateles lake is known to be the 2nd cleanest lake in the western hemisphere. it is very beautiful and fun to go to. the city is very rustic in nature and i like that a true country city. love fishing there.i am from liverpool ny and go there when i get a chance.
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The United States is definitely one.\n\nFor example, Alaska and Minnesota have tons of lakes.
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Lack of nutrients like dissolved nitrates prevent algae and plankton that feed on the algae from growing. Thus, clear water.\n\nLack of sediments carried from large land masses, and lack of dust falling from air that has been moving over large land masses also contribute to the clarity of that water.
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Mashu, The Clearest Lake In The World\n\nThe Lake Mashu, located in the eastern part of Hokkaido, Japan,is said beautifull and the clearest lake in the world. The Lake Mashu is 20km around, an oval shaped crater lake and covers an area of 19.6 square meters. The deepest part of the lake is 211.5m. The surface of a lake is 351m high above sea level and surrounding by 500-700m high cliffs. The mountain in the picture is called the Mashudake and the altitude is 858m. The part of 30m high from the summit, it is actualy the 240m high volcano, sticking out from the lake, looks like a small island floating in the lake.\n\nAdd to this....\nCrater Lake in Oregon Seen Becoming Cloudy \nAs per New York Times Thursday, June 29, 2006\n\nOften cited as the clearest lake in the world, Crater Lake in Oregon is getting progressively cloudier, and scientists think microscopic plant life could be the cause. \n\nReadings taken in mid-August showed that parts of the lake were half as clear as 15 years ago, said Doug Larson, a scientist for the Corps of Engineers in Portland. \n\nThe cloudier water may be due to high concentrations of phytoplankton, or tiny plantlike organisms, found this summer in the upper 130 feet of the lake, Mr. Larson said.
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Guadalupe River State Park\nhttp://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/guadalupe_river/#act\nBlanco State Park\nhttp://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/blanco/
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tons. go to the state parks website. around dallas, joe pool lake , lake caddo, lake ray hubbard... off the top of my head
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I am a Realtor in central Texas (Austin).  Canyon Lake and New Braunfels are about one half hour south of Austin.  They are about the same distance north of San Antonio.  Their claim to fame is water recreation.  There are lots of vacation homes, time shares, etc;  Germans originally settled the town and there are numerous eateries of this background.  It is a scenic, lovely hill country setting.  The lake is very established and nicely maintained by the Corp of Engineers.  The town has about 45,000 inhabitants and is poised for growth, as it is sandwiched in between San Marcos ans San Antonio who are both experiencing explosive growth.\n   Real Estate prices are very affordable, but probably not for much longer.  The entire Interstate 35 corridor between Austin and San Antonio is filling up quickly.  There are several lakes and rivers in the immediate area, and second homes in the region are being built, bought and sold at an unprecedentd rate.\n   If I can be of further assistance you can email me at stevesteed@yahoo.com.  Good luck in your search.
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A lake is a body of water completely surrounded by land
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http://www.tea.state.tx.us/cgi/texis/webinator/search/?db=&db=db&query=results\n\nthis may help you my friend
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http://www.rockymountainrec.com/lakes/lake-elsinore-map.htm