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Reelfoot Lake |
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Reelfoot Lake, 20 mi (32 km) long, NW Tenn., near the Mississippi River; designated a national natural landmark by the National Park Service. It was formed when a depression created by earthquakes in the winter of 1811–12 was filled with Mississippi River water. The lake is in a beautiful wooded area, which attracts fishermen and hunters. A state park and two national wildlife refuges are nearby. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In Tennessee, a swathe of land sank and filled with river water, forming what is now Reelfoot Lake. Only one of these faults is known to continue up to the surface, where it creates a steep slope, or scarp, alongside Tennessee's Reelfoot Lake. 4 Cedars of 4 Cove Lake 4 Cumberland 3 David Crockett 2 David Crockett 2 Edgar Evins 4 Fall Creek 4 Harrison Bay 4 Henry Horton 4 Hiwassee and 4 Johnsonville State Historic 4 Long Hunter 4 Meeman-Shelby 4 Montgomery Bell 3 Mousetail 2 Natchez Trace 3 Nathan Bedford 2 Old Stone Fort 4 Panther Creek 4 Paris Landing 4 Pickwick 2 Radnor Lake State Natural Area 4 Reelfoot Lake 3 Rock Island 4 South Cumberland Recreation Area 4 Standing Stone 4 Sycamore Shoals 4 Tim's Ford 2 T. |
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