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RECREATION


Higginsville City Lake offers opportunities to fish, picnic, walk, jog, hunt, and observe wildlife. Facilities associated with the lake include picnic areas and tables, restrooms and a fishing pier for people with disabilities, and boat ramps. Duck and goose hunting is allowed during the open seasons. The city of Higginsville is responsible for operation and maintenance of the recreational facilities. There are no other public recreational facilities in the watershed. A privately owned golf course is located adjacent to the lake.

There is potential for development of a small wetland habitat above the lake, which could increase educational opportunities. Other areas adjacent and near the lake can be used for educational purposes to teach about water quality, fisheries, and other aquatic resource issues.


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