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Thirty-three miles of the Little Tennessee, backed up into the mountains, with the Tellico River arm coming in: that’s the Tellico outline. The dam makes no power at all; it just makes the lake.

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Thirty-three miles of the Little Tennessee, backed up into the mountains, with the Tellico River arm coming in: that’s the Tellico outline. The dam makes no power at all; it just makes the lake.

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Outline of Tellico Lake

Tellico Lake, as we draw it

The outline includes the Tellico River arm. Every piece here uses this same drawing.

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Tellico Lake facts, with sources

River
Little Tennessee River
Dam
Tellico Dam, completed 1979
Dam location
Loudon County, Tennessee
Managing agency
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)
Surface area
15,560 acres
Shoreline
357 miles

Sources: tva.com, en.wikipedia.org

Questions about Tellico Lake

Does Tellico Dam generate electricity?

No. Tellico has no generators; its water flows through a short canal into Fort Loudoun Reservoir and helps drive the four generating units at Fort Loudoun Dam.

How big is Tellico Lake?

TVA lists 357 miles of shoreline and 15,560 acres of water surface along 33 miles of the Little Tennessee River.

What is there to see near Tellico Lake?

TVA points to a reconstruction of the original Fort Loudoun, a British fort from the French and Indian War, and the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum, which honors the inventor of the Cherokee alphabet.

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