Visitors of Austin would likely be forgiven for mistaking Lake Austin for a river—at its widest, the 22-mile, meandering body of water is only 1,300 feet. However, Lake Austin is neither a lake nor a river but a reservoir built in 1939.
Regardless of its designation, Lake Austin has remained a beloved landmark of the central Texas city, one that provides year-round recreation and picturesque views to locals and visitors alike.
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