From end to end, the Lake of the Ozarks spans 92 miles. However, there are more than 1,150 miles of shoreline along the Lake of the Ozarks, which is longer than the coast of California.

The original purpose of Bagnell Dam was to supply electricity to...

When it was first built in 1931, the Lake of the Ozarks was...

The word "Ozarks" is a toponym believed to be derived as an English-language adaptation of the French abbreviation aux Arcs – short for aux Arkansas, meaning “of/at Arkansas”.

Bagnell Dam was built in 1929-1931, during the Great Depression, providing thousands of jobs to workers in the region.

_____ was the only complete town to be covered by water when the Osage River was dammed in the 1920s.

Before the name was officially decided, Lake of the Ozarks was also known as... (Choose all that apply.)

To house the thousands of construction workers needed for the project, these types of dwellings were built at the foot of the dam.

In 1904, Robert McClure Snyder purchased a lake and spring in Camden County and immediately began constructing roads and making extensive improvements. Eventually, a huge mansion, also known in the area as a castle, was built on a high bluff, overlooking the surrounding valley. Today we know this as...

The name Ha Ha Tonka means...

Before Lake of the Ozarks was filled, Ha Ha Tonka Lake covered ___ acres, and then fed into the Niangua River.