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Tailings Pond Number Ten

Maury County, Tennessee
101 acres

About Tailings Pond Number Ten

Tailings Pond Number Ten is a quiet destination for those seeking a peaceful water setting in Maury County, Tennessee. Spanning over 100 acres, this shallow water body provides a broad, open space for visitors to enjoy the natural surroundings. Its zero-foot maximum depth indicates a very shallow pond, which shapes the experience here as more of a calm, accessible spot rather than a deep-water lake. The pond lies conveniently close to the towns of Columbia and Spring Hill, making it an easy retreat for locals and visitors alike. The nearby Henry Horton State Park adds a touch of natural context to the area, framing the pond within a broader landscape of Tennessee's outdoor spaces.

Surface area
101 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.1

Fishing Tailings Pond Number Ten

Variety is limited at Tailings Pond Number Ten due to the absence of recorded fish species. Anglers looking for diverse fishing opportunities might find this location less fruitful compared to other waters in Tennessee. The shallow nature of the pond suggests that if fish are present, they would be species adapted to such environments. Without known species data, fishing here may be more about enjoying the surroundings than targeting specific fish. The pond’s setting near Columbia and Spring Hill offers a quiet spot for casual fishing outings.

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