0 Lubbock County lakes have a Texas Water Development Board surveyed surface area, out of 10 documented lakes in the county.
No Lubbock County lakes currently have a Texas Water Development Board surveyed surface area in our data. Browse the full Lubbock County lake index instead.
Methodology
How this list is built
Ranked by surface area at conservation pool, taken from Texas Water Development Board hydrographic-survey reports. Each figure is read from the published survey rather than computed by us.
TWDB figures can differ from familiar numbers because they are newer measurements: Lake Ray Hubbard's often-quoted 22,745 acres is a design-era estimate, and the 2015 resurvey measured 20,947.
Conservation pool is the level a reservoir is operated to hold, so flood-pool areas are never used — they would let flood-control lakes leapfrog genuinely larger water supply lakes. Wright Patman's pool varies by season; its June-October recreation level is used.
Shared border waters are excluded — Toledo Bend and Caddo (Louisiana), Falcon and Amistad (Mexico), and Texoma (Oklahoma) — because their full surface is not within Texas.
A reservoir with no TWDB survey figure is left off rather than estimated. Satellite-derived outlines read 8-25% low for Texas reservoirs, so they are not used here.
Public access inventories are not yet tracked for Texas here, so access is never shown or ranked.
Source data: Texas Water Development Board hydrographic-survey reports, read at each reservoir's conservation-pool elevation. Reservoirs without a published TWDB survey figure are not listed.Lake outlines are shoreline shapes from LakeList and the USGS National Hydrography Dataset; they illustrate a lake's form and are not depth or navigation charts.