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Posted by KEH on July 08, 2007 at 11:59:46 from (204.116.139.130):
For someone in the OK Panhandle area. A few years ago, one of the TV news programs had an article on, I think, on Optima Lake near Hardesty, OK. It seems some years previously there had been unusual rainfall and some areas had flooded. So the government had grabbed land and built a flood control lake, maybe even to provide water for irrigation also. Anyway, at the time the report was aired, normal rainfall had not filled the lake to the dissapointment of the real estate people who hoped to sell lake front lots, etc and to others who thought the lake would be such a benefit. My question is, did this years rains fill up the lake? Has it ever been full? KEH
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