Oklahoma is ranked second in the US in miles of shorline.
Partial Listing of Northeast Oklahoma Lakes
Acres
Built
Authority
Near
River/Creek
Birch Lake
1,137
1977
Corps
Barnsdall
Bird Creek
Dripping Springs Lake
1,050
Okmulgee
Ft. Gibson Lake
19,900
1953
Corps
Wagoner
Grand River
Grand Lake
59,200
1940
GRDA
Grove
Grand River
Greenleaf Lake
920
1937
OKLA
Braggs
Greenleaf Creek
Heyburn Lake
980
1953
Corps
Kellyville
Polecat Creek
Keystone Lake
26,020
1964
Corps
Mannford
Arkansas River
Lake Eucha
2,880
1954
City Tulsa
Jay
Spavinaw Creek
Lake Eufaula
102,200
1964
Corps
Canadian River
Lake Hudson
10,900
1964
GRDA
Salina
Grand River
Okmulgee Lake
668
1928
Okmulgee
Oolagah Lake
29,420
1974
Corps
Oolagah
Verdigris River
Robert S Kerr Reservoir
42,000
1970
Corps
Vian
Arkansas, River
Skiatook Lake
10,190
1984
Corps
Skiatook
Bird Creek
Spavinaw Lake
1,584
1924
City Tulsa
Spavinaw
Spavinaw Creek
Tenkiller Lake
12,900
1951
Corps
Cookson
Illinois River
Webbers Falls, Reservoir
10,900
1970
Corps
Muskogee
Arkansas, River
In 1924, Spavinaw Lake was the largest lake in the state (1584 acres). Today Lake Eufaula is the largest lake at 102,200 acres entirely in the state of Oklaoma. Lake Texoma is larger but partially in Texas.