Atwood Lake

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Atwood Dam

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Spillway

Uncontrolled chute spillway near left (south) abutment, crest elevation 941 ft, length of crest 95 ft, design discharge Script error: No such module "convert". with surcharge of 12 ft and freeboard of 2 ft.

Outlet Works

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A ghost town the lake was named for

Intake structure: Three 3.5 ft x 7 ft gated conduits through south abutment and a stilling basin. To maintain minimum pool, a 1.5 ft diameter siphon is located in each of the two outer conduits, in front of the gates and discharges into the middle conduit below the gate. Invert elevation siphon 927.25.
Other Structures: None.
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The normal pool level of the lake is Script error: No such module "convert"., at which a Script error: No such module "convert". reservoir is formed. During times of excessive rain and snow melt, the corps of engineers can impound more water, up to a maximum possible level of Script error: No such module "convert". with Script error: No such module "convert".. The highest pool of record is Script error: No such module "convert". on March 22, 2008.[7] Levels above normal can cause road closures near the lake.[7] In November of each year the lake is lowered to winter pool of 923 feet[7] to allow more flood capacity, and to freeze and kill the roots of aquatic weeds. Levels are returned to summer pool in the spring.

Recreation

A public boat launch ramp is located near the dam. The lake has Script error: No such module "convert". of shoreline. Fish live in the lake. Atwood Lake Park[9] has beach and camping, and other facilities. The Alive Festival is scheduled for the park.

Atwood Lake Marina

Atwood Lake Marina has east[10] and west[11] locations where boats can be rented.

Atwood Lake Resort and Conference Center

The Atwood Lake Resort and Conference Center,[12] with nine hole par-3 and 18-hole championship golf courses, was built in 1965. The MWCD transferred ownership of the property to Carroll County on February 10, 2012.[13] The resort closed in March 2016 due to financial problems.[14]

The facility was sold to Billy Burns in January 2017.[15] Burns announced plans to develop a drug and alcohol treatment center named The Bluffs in the former resort.[16][17]

Atwood Yacht Club

Atwood Yacht Club[18] is a private club on the south shore of the lake.

References

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  7. ↑ a b c d e Lake Levels - Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District click on “Atwood“ under "Project"
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