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Peavine Creek Site 1 Reservoir

Garvin County, Oklahoma
79 acres

About Peavine Creek Site 1 Reservoir

Peavine Creek Site 1 Reservoir is a peaceful destination in Garvin County, Oklahoma, offering a modest 79 acres of water surface. The lake's shallow nature creates an accessible environment for visitors seeking a calm outdoor experience. Its location near the small towns of Byars, Pauls Valley, and Stratford makes it a convenient spot for local anglers and nature lovers alike. Though the reservoir's maximum depth is essentially zero feet, this characteristic suggests a very shallow or possibly marshy water body, which can influence the type of wildlife and plant life found here. The setting provides a quiet retreat for those interested in exploring the natural surroundings of central Oklahoma without the bustle of larger lakes.

Surface area
79 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.4

Fishing Peavine Creek Site 1 Reservoir

Quality fishing opportunities at Peavine Creek Site 1 Reservoir are limited by the absence of listed fish species. Anglers looking for a variety of catches may find this reservoir less diverse compared to other water bodies in the region. The shallow conditions might support some local fish populations, but no specific species are documented here. Visitors should temper expectations regarding fishing variety and focus on the serene environment and the chance to enjoy nature.

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