11 Fun Facts About The Lake of the Ozarks

The Lake of the Ozarks' 1,375 miles of shoreline is longer than the entire state of California.
At full pool the lake holds 617 billion gallons or 87 cubic feet of water, enough to supply the entire city of St. Louis for 12 years.
The surrounding areas of Camden, Miller and Morgan counties host around
4 million tourists each year.
The lake's surface water covers 61,000 square miles.
There are at least 70,000 boat docks on the lake.
Nearly 100,000 boaters use the lake on summer holiday weekends.
Because of its unusual shape, the Lake of the Ozarks has been given the nickname, "Magic Dragon".
Because of its unusual shape, the Lake of the Ozarks has been given the nickname, "Magic Dragon".
The total cost to build Bagnell Dam was approximately $30 million
(nearly $360 million in today's money).
The Lake of the Ozarks boasts 12 Golf courses (over 180 holes all together!), 11 Miniature golf courses, 9 Go-Kart tracks, 4 Commercial Caves, and 6 Family Fun Parks.
There are at least 57 Antique Stores within a 50-mile radius. This is a shoppers dream!
Over 150 marinas, over 250 restaurants & waterfront restaurants (with the Boathouse being the best!), over 220 accommodations facilities, and over 900 campground sites.

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