Grenada Lake
lake, Mississippi, United States
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Grenada Lake is a flood-control reservoir located in north-central Mississippi, United States. The lake is impounded on the Yalobusha River by the Grenada Dam, which was completed in 1947. The Yalobusha River flows southwest to join the Tallahatchie River, forming the Yazoo River. Grenada Lake is also the site of Hugh White State Park. The city of Grenada, Mississippi, is situated at the eastern edge of the Mississippi River valley, near the Yalobusha River.12
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