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West Fork Point Remove Creek Site One Reservoir

Van Buren County, Arkansas
103 acres

About West Fork Point Remove Creek Site One Reservoir

West Fork Point Remove Creek Site One Reservoir is a peaceful destination for those seeking a quiet outdoor retreat in Van Buren County, Arkansas. Covering just over 100 acres, this lake offers a modest expanse of water surrounded by natural Arkansas landscapes. Its notably shallow depth creates a unique environment that can be inviting for casual lake visitors and nature lovers alike. The reservoir lies close to the small town of Center Ridge and is part of a region that includes Woolly Hollow State Park, adding a touch of protected natural surroundings to the area. This setting makes it a pleasant spot for anyone looking to spend time outdoors in a less crowded environment.

Surface area
103 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.8

Fishing West Fork Point Remove Creek Site One Reservoir

Quality fishing experiences at West Fork Point Remove Creek Site One Reservoir are shaped by the species that call this shallow lake home. While specific fish species are not listed, the lake's size and depth suggest it may support a variety of warm water fish typical to Arkansas waters. Anglers looking for a serene spot in Van Buren County will find this reservoir offers a calm atmosphere, ideal for those who appreciate fishing in a quiet, natural setting.

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