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Tellico Dam and Tellico Lake are part of an extension of the Fort Loudon project. The dam diverts water from the Little Tennessee River to Fort Loudon Lake rather than creating electricity. Construction began March 7, 1967 and the filling of the reservoir started on November 29, 1976. During construction, a new species of fish, the Snail Darter, was discovered. Construction was halted until the species was found in other places. The dam was completed in 1979 and is located 1 mile south of Fort Loudon Dam.  It is located 30 minutes southwest of Knoxville and only minutes from Maryville and Lenoir City. 
Tellico Lake's breathtaking backdrop of the Great Smoky Mountains and Cherokee National Forest is stunning. Loudon County, known as the "Lakeway to the Smokies" boasts not only

Tellico Lake but Fort Loudon Lake, Watts Bar Lake and Melton Hill Lake. So you can find just about any water activity your heart desires. On almost any given day you will see someone sail boating, pleasure boating, swimming, fishing, water skiing, or jet skiing. A number of lakeside parks, boat launches, picnic areas, overnight camping and marina facilities make enjoying water activities as easy as a walk in the park.

Tellico Village is located in both Loudon and Monroe Counties and was established in 1986. It includes 4600 acres along Tellico Lake and is home to more than 4000 people. Clubs and social activities to suit anyone's taste abound in Tellico Village. Amenities include first-class recreational facilities, a country club, a yacht club and three championship golf courses. A full range of boating activities can be enjoyed from the Village. A fishing trip could yield catches such as largemouth, smallmouth, bluegill, crappie and trout. The water elevation does not vary more than 6 feet in the winter and not at all during the boating season. In addition, it flows directly into the Tennessee River allowing access to any waterway you wish to travel...

Whether you aim to play a competitive round of golf, water ski or while away the hours under a serene shade tree overlooking the water…Tellico Lake has what it takes to make your dream a reality!

 
Fort Loudon Lake All Properties and Map Click Here is formed by the Holston, French Broad and Little Tennessee rivers and is named for the close by Fort Loudon. It is 55 miles long, has 14,600 acres of surface area and 360 miles of shoreline. Loudon, Blount and Knox counties surround Fort Loudon Lake.
 
Watts Bar Lake Properties and Map Click Here is situated in the heart of the Tennessee River Valley in Roane, Meigs, Rhea and Loudon counties. This reservoir covers 39,000 acres and has over 780 miles of shoreline.  If outdoors is your thing, then Watts Bar Lake has got what you need - year round.
Cherokee Lake Properties and Map Click Here covers 30,300 acres and 463 miles of shoreline. Its watershed covers 3,428 square feet.  It lies in Hawkins, Grainger, Hamblen and Jefferson counties.  The lake provides enough activities to attract millions of recreational visitors each year.
Douglas Lake Properties and Map Click Here is 30,400 acres nestled in the foothills of the Great Smokey Mountains. It is formed by the French Broad River and tributaries of the Nolichucky and Pigeon Rivers.   Bordering counties are Jefferson, Sevier, Hamblen and Cocke.
Norris Lake Properties and Map Click Here  Along the 800 miles of shoreline. Norris extends 56 miles up the Powell River and 72 miles up the Clinch River. The lake has a surface area of more than 34,000 acres and over 800 miles of shoreline. It lies in Union County.