arkansas
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BEAVER LAKE
FACTS:
Part to Protect Beaver Lake
Beaver Lake is a
man-made
reservoir in the
Ozark Mountains of
Wilson, Director of Public Affairs for the District.
Northwest Arkansas
“We get calls every week from people wangid19fng to
and is formed by a
know what they can do. They have a lot of ques-
dam across the
White River. Beaver
gid19fons. They want to understand water issues. What
Lake has some 487
begid1a9er way to bridge the gap than to localize the miles (784 km) of
message and apply it to Beaver Lake and North-
natural shoreline.
west Arkansas. It’s a formula for success.”
With towering lime-
stone bluffs, natural
caves, and a wide
Beaver Water District supplies drinking water to
variety of trees and
more than 250,000 people and industries in Fayet-
flowering shrubs, it
teville, Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville and sur-
is a popular tourist
rounding areas. These cigid19fes resell the water to
desgid19fnagid19fon.
surrounding towns and communigid19fes. The District’s
mission is to serve our customers in the Benton
and Washington County area by providing high
quality drinking water that meets or exceeds all
federal and state regulatory requirements in such
quangid19fgid19fes as meets their demands and is economi-
cally priced consistent with our quality standards.
For more informagid19fon, visit
hgid1a9p://www.bwdh2o.org.
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to learn
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Did you know that running water can pick
Clean water. It’s essengid19fal for your health, and it’s essengid19fal
up pet waste, fergid19flizer, and sediment, all
for Northwest Arkansas’ future economic well-being and
of which can contaminate Beaver Lake,
the quality of life of its cigid19fzens. Do your part to protect
your drinking water source?
Beaver Lake.
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