Davy Crockett Lake, reservoir in Greene County, Tennessee, USA
Davy Crockett Lake is a reservoir in Greene County formed by a dam on the Nolichucky River, spanning about 383 acres. Located seven miles south of Greeneville, it is managed by the Tennessee Valley Authority to maintain steady water levels.
The lake was created by constructing a dam on the Nolichucky River as part of the region's water management system. The area honors Davy Crockett, a pioneering figure whose life shaped the development of early Tennessee.
The lake takes its name from Davy Crockett, a famous frontiersman whose adventures and early life are connected to East Tennessee. The naming choice reflects local pride in the area's pioneer heritage.
The shoreline offers basic access points with boat ramps and parking areas for easy entry. Kinser Park on the north side provides walking paths, picnic areas, and viewing spots where visitors can relax.
The lake maintains a stable water level year-round, creating consistent conditions that support fishing in any season. This steadiness makes it a reliable destination for anglers, unlike natural lakes where water levels fluctuate.
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