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Castle Rock Lake is a man-made lake located in central Wisconsin, in Adams County and Juneau County. It connects to Petenwell Lake. It covers 16,640 acres (67.3 km2) and reaches 30 feet (9.1 m) deep. Construction of the Castle Rock Dam was started in 1947 and completed 4 years later. The dam is 38 feet high, 18,700 feet long at is crest, with a maximum water capacity of 175,000 acre feet. A hydropower project of the Wisconsin River Power Company (WRPCO) in tandem with the related Petenwell Dam and Reservoir, Castle Rock Lake is Wisconsin's fourth largest lake. It covers sixteen thousand acres, and has approximately sixty miles of shoreline. On the Juneau County side (west side), with the exception of Buckhorn State Park and Yellow River State Wildlife area, the shoreline is more developed.…
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