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Save Our Lake Organization of Lake Norman, NC
P.O. Box 394
Terrell, NC 28682
Phone: 704-458-1163
saveourlake @ charter.net

Save Our Lake Organization of Lake Norman NC
About Lake Norman

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Lake Norman, at full pond, can hold 3.4 trillion gallons of water.


Lake Norman Water Temperature
Lake Norman Lake Levels 2008
Sewage Discharge Sites

The Modern Day Lake Norman

The modern day Lake Norman supplies the cities of Charlotte and Mooresville with fresh, dependable drinking water.  The quality of the lake is managed by Duke's professional foresters who plant approximately 1.8 million new trees around the lake each year.  They also stock the lake with fish and regularly treat the shoreline with an environmentally friendly light oil solution to assist in the control of mosquitoes.

The lake is home to many migratory ducks and geese.  Duke power provides 10 public access areas around the lake for water sport enthusiasts as well as 1,300 acres for parks making Lake Norman, surrounded by four counties, easy to enjoy by many.

To learn more about the history of Lake Norman and the great flood of 1916, read "Lake Norman, Our Inland Sea" by Bill & Diana Gleasner, Inc., the Peninsula Press, Denver, NC, or visit Lake Normans Web, a wonderful site filled with history of Lake Norman and the Catawba River of North Carolina.

Other Sites of Interest:

LakeNormanWildlife.org

CatawbaRiverKeeper.org

FishOnLakeNorman.com

Check our Upcoming Events for a schedule of current and future classes, meetings, and other SOLO community events in and around Lake Norman North Carolina

If you would like more information about SOLO of Lake Norman, feel free to contact us .

     

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