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Fort Loudoun is the lake that runs right through downtown Knoxville, 379 miles of shoreline from the dam at Lenoir City up. The river through town is on the outline here.

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Fort Loudoun is the lake that runs right through downtown Knoxville, 379 miles of shoreline from the dam at Lenoir City up. The river through town is on the outline here.

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Outline of Fort Loudoun Lake

Fort Loudoun Lake, as we draw it

The outline follows the river through downtown Knoxville. Every piece here uses this same drawing.

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Fort Loudoun Lake facts, with sources

State and counties
Tennessee: Blount, Knox and Loudon counties
River
Tennessee River, from Lenoir City to Knoxville
Dam
Fort Loudoun Dam at Lenoir City, built 1940-1943
Managed by
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)
Surface area
14,600 acres
Shoreline
379 miles

Sources: en.wikipedia.org, tva.com

Questions about Fort Loudoun Lake

Where is Fort Loudoun Lake?

Fort Loudoun Lake is on the Tennessee River in East Tennessee, extending about 50 miles upstream from Fort Loudoun Dam at Lenoir City to Knoxville.

When was Fort Loudoun Dam built?

TVA began construction in 1940 and completed the dam in 1943.

How big is Fort Loudoun Lake?

TVA lists 379 miles of shoreline and 14,600 acres of water surface.

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