Mississippi Lakes by Region

Mississippi : Capital-River Region (3)

• Lake Tangipahoa
• Ross Barnett Reservoir
• Okhissa Lake

Mississippi : Coastal Region (1)

• Lake Bogue Homa

Mississippi : Delta Region (1)

• Lake Washington

Mississippi : Hills Region (7)

• Arkabutla Lake
• Horn Lake
• Bay Springs Lake
• Pickwick Lake
• Enid Lake
• Sardis Lake
• Grenada Lake

Mississippi : Pines Region (3)

• Aberdeen Lake
• Okatibbee Lake
• Aliceville Lake

Pickwick Lake

Mississippi Lakes A-Z

• Aberdeen Lake
• Grenada Lake
• Okatibbee Lake
• Aliceville Lake
• Horn Lake
• Okhissa Lake
• Arkabutla Lake
• Lake Bogue Homa
• Pickwick Lake
• Bay Springs Lake
• Lake Tangipahoa
• Ross Barnett Reservoir
• Enid Lake
• Lake Washington
• Sardis Lake

Lakes in MS

Lake Name	Lake Summary
Aberdeen Lake	Also known as: Aberdeen Reservoir Standing on the top of the limestone bluffs looking down over magnificent Aberdeen Lake, visitors plan the day ahead. There will definitely be fishing ...
Aliceville Lake	Also known as: Pickensville Lake Aliceville Lake, known to fishing locals as Pickensville Lake, is one of 10 lakes on the 234-mile man-made Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway. The Tenn-Tom, ...
Arkabutla Lake	Arkabutla Lake, a popular vacation destination located on the Scenic Loop 304 in Mississippi, is less than a half hour drive from Memphis. Over 2 million ...
Bay Springs Lake	Also known as: Jamie L. Whitten Lock and Dam Bay Springs Lake, also known as the Jamie L. Whitten Lock and Dam, is the northernmost lake on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway. Bay Springs Lake is ...
Enid Lake	Enid Lake, located in northern Mississippi's Hill Region, is about an hour's drive south of Memphis, Tennessee. Originally designed for flood control, ...
Grenada Lake	Grenada Lake, located northeast of Grenada in Mississippi's Hill Region, is the largest body of water lying completely within the state. With 35,820 acres ...
Horn Lake	Also known as: "Lakeview" The Mississippi River has been flowing across North American for hundreds of thousands of years. Over time, however, its course changes or adjusts, sometimes ...
Lake Bogue Homa	In Jones County of Mississippi's Coastal region, Lake Bogue Homa covers 882 surface acres. A mild and "friendly" climate year round and the comfort of ...
Lake Tangipahoa	Also known as: Percy Quin Reservoir, Tangipahoa Reservoir Lake Tangipahoa is usually a quiet, unassuming little lake nestled within Percy Quin State Park in Mississippi's Capital-River region. The 554-acre lake ...
Lake Washington	Star of Mississippi's Delta region, Lake Washington is an emblem of the 'old' South. Lake Washington is an oxbow lake, formed when the mighty Mississippi ...
Okatibbee Lake	Okatibbe Lake, located a few miles northwest of Meridian in the Pines Region of eastern Mississippi, is a nature lover's retreat and water enthusiast's ...
Okhissa Lake	Okhissa Lake, the first Bill Dance Signature Lake, opened to the public on November 7, 2007 with huge success. The 1,000-acre lake was created to encourage ...
Pickwick Lake	Also known as: Pickwick Reservoir Pickwick Lake is a 43,100-acre reservoir created by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) with construction of Pickwick Landing Dam across the Tennessee ...
Ross Barnett Reservoir	Also known as: The Rez Ross Barnett Reservoir, known locally as The Rez, has found its way into the hearts of the Capital River region of Mississippi. The 33,000-acre reservoir ...
Sardis Lake	Sardis Lake is a popular visitor destination with over 5 million people flocking to the water each year. Located in the counties of Panola, Lafayette ...