List of lakes of Fulton County, Arkansas

The only named natural lake in Fulton County is the Mill Pond (also known as Spring Lake). The lake is the central landmark of the Mammoth Spring State Park

Norfork Dam

• Bulls Eye Lake, 36°21′06″N 091°55′31″W, el. 853 feet (260 m)[1]
• Camp Kia Kima Lake, 36°21′16″N 091°36′17″W, el. 489 feet (149 m)[2]
• Courtwright Lake, 36°24′01″N 091°45′52″W, el. 715 feet (218 m)[3]
• Dogget Lake, 36°22′00″N 091°47′07″W, el. 702 feet (214 m)[4]
• East Arkansas Council Boy Scouts Lake, 36°22′36″N 092°01′01″W, el. 764 feet (233 m)[5]
• Fountain Lake, 36°16′36″N 092°00′19″W, el. 830 feet (250 m)[6]
• Heldebrend Lake, 36°27′48″N 092°06′49″W, el. 817 feet (249 m)[7]
• James Lake, 36°24′12″N 091°56′25″W, el. 961 feet (293 m)[8]
• Lake Aztec, 36°17′36″N 091°36′01″W, el. 614 feet (187 m)[9]
• Lake Bertie, 36°23′27″N 092°00′38″W, el. 807 feet (246 m)[10]
• Lake Brown, 36°17′30″N 091°40′43″W, el. 722 feet (220 m)[11]
• Lake Chanute, 36°17′36″N 091°34′35″W, el. 571 feet (174 m)[12]
• Lake Leon, 36°22′30″N 091°54′01″W, el. 971 feet (296 m)[13]
• Lake Lewis One, 36°23′18″N 091°45′01″W, el. 673 feet (205 m)[14]
• Lake Omaha, 36°18′26″N 091°35′48″W, el. 512 feet (156 m)[15]
• Langston Lake, 36°22′41″N 091°50′35″W, el. 735 feet (224 m)[16]
• McCullough Lake, 36°18′22″N 091°45′58″W, el. 764 feet (233 m)[17]
• Norfork Lake, 36°15′49″N 092°14′33″W, el. 548 feet (167 m)[18]
• North Lake, 36°15′19″N 091°44′48″W, el. 735 feet (224 m)[19]
• Sparks Lake, 36°23′57″N 091°58′06″W, el. 869 feet (265 m)[20]
• Spring Lake, 36°25′00″N 091°53′43″W, el. 830 feet (250 m)[21]
• Timber Lake, 36°16′09″N 091°38′10″W, el. 722 feet (220 m)[22]
• Winlake Reservoir, 36°25′18″N 091°47′49″W, el. 853 feet (260 m)[23]

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