A Protective Covenant With Water In Mecklenburg
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First created in 1904 by a dam near Fort Mill, SC, Lake Wylie is one of the oldest reservoirs in South Carolina. The dam was rebuilt in 1924 and the lake's surface expanded to approximately 13,443 acres and 325 miles of shoreline.
We all have a role to play in protecting our aquatic wildlife and habitats. Here are five steps you can take to protect our waterways. Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers! ... Clean, Drain, Dry and Dispose… ... Don't Let it Loose! ... Get involved in a community project. Report Suspicious Species.
25 m Lake Wylie / Max depth
Coli levels in the Catawba lakes are low, and the reservoirs are typically safe for swimming.
The Critical Area extends one-half mile inland from the full pond elevation of 569.4 feet above sea level of Lower Lake Wylie from the upstream side of the Paw Creek Arm (“Paw Creek Cove”) to the South Carolina state line.
