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	Jordan Lake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jordan Lake is a man-made lake and reservoir in central North Carolina within the New Hope River Valley, lying mainly within northeastern Chatham County.
		In 1973, the project was renamed to "Jordan Lake" in honor of B.
		The Jordan Lake Dam (known also as the B. Everett Jordan Project and the New Hope Dam) is located along the Haw River in the upper Cape Fear River basin, 4 miles (6 km) above the mouth of the Haw River.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jordan_Lake (322 words)

	Jordan Lake
		Jordan Lake, the main drinking water reservoir for many people, is already polluted, and the state's cleanup plan is at least eight years behind schedule.
		Jordan Lake is in the Cape Fear River Basin, bordered by Chatham and Durham Counties.
		Jordan Lake is the main drinking water source for Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Northern Chatham, and the Wake County portion of Research Triangle Park.
	www.ncconservationnetwork.org /issues/water_issues/jordan_lake (490 words)

	Jordan Lake Summer Bass Fishing
		Jordan Lake is the sixth lake, of six man made impoundment's, found on Alabama's Coosa River System.
		Jordan Dam, on the lakes lower end, was completed by the Corps of Engineers in 1928 and is now maintained by Alabama Power Company.
		Jordan Lake is the smallest lake on the Coosa River system, with only 18 1/2 navigable miles.
	www.fishin.com /articles/alabamaarticles/jordansumfish.htm (969 words)

	Jordan Lake
		Jordan Lake is fed from the west and flows north east via the Kitimiwi River to Kitimiwi Lake and into Big Sand Lake.
		Jordan Lake has 2 cabins for guest and can hold groups of 4 - 12 people as well as a shower building and a separate Kitchen building where all you prepare all your own meals.
		Jordan Lake Wilderness camp allows you the opportunity to have a entire lake to yourself.
	www.bigsandlakelodge.com /jordan_lake.html (110 words)

	Freshwater Fishing in Alabama's Reservoirs - Lake Jordan
		Lake Jordan was impounded by Alabama Power Company in 1928; however, in 1967, Bouldin Dam was completed which impounded an adjacent basin that connects Lake Jordan by a short canal.
		Lake Jordan is very fertile and supports high densities of sport fish and forage species.
		The lake was constructed to provide flood control, and supply hydroelectricity; however, the lake has become very popular for various types of recreation including boating, swimming and fishing.
	www.outdooralabama.com /fishing/freshwater/where/reservoirs/jordan (1360 words)

	Jordan Lake Fish Kill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lake Odessa is the headwaters of the Coldwater River, a significant tributary of the Thornapple River.
		Lake residents are angry at what they perceive as mismanagement of the lake ecosystem by the Jordan Lake Board.
		Professional Lake Management should be in the business of teaching residents their part in aquatic ecosystem management, not just in the business of controlling weeds proliferating from bad management.
	thornapple.tripod.com /TREI/jordanlake.html (710 words)

	Clean Water To Grow On: Jordan Lake - Environment North Carolina
		The Jordan Lake area is one of the most desirable places in the state to live, near the Research Triangle and many universities.
		Jordan Lake collects pollution that runs off roads and rooftops, forests, farms and office buildings (called nonpoint sources) every time it rains.
		After initial pollution problems were identified in Jordan Lake, the NC General Assembly in 1997 ordered the Environmental Management Commission (EMC) and local governments to act to clean up the lake by 2002.
	www.environmentnorthcarolina.org /clean-water/lakes/jordan-lake (697 words)

	Jordan Lake - Chatham County, North Carolina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Jordan Lake remains one of central Carolina's finest spots for birdwatching and the Bald Eagle continues to be the star attraction.
		The population of eagles in the Jordan Lake area has increased dramatically since the flooding of the reservoir in 1983.
		Jordan Lake also plays host to over 200 species of birds and is a prime water bird hotspot due to its various types of wetlands habitats.
	buywakecountyhomes.com /Communities/combined_towns/jordan_lake.htm (1595 words)

	Piedmont Triad Council of Governments
		The lake covers an area of 13,940 acres at elevation 216 feet msl (mean sea level), the normal operating level.
		This means Jordan Lake and its source waters are nutrient enriched causing algal blooms and taste and odor problems in drinking water.
		The first draft of the Jordan Lake Rules, which provide a mechanism for the State to enforce the nutrient limits and implement the management strategy, was released in September 2005.
	www.ptcog.org /jordanrules.html (1223 words)

	Jordan Lake & Buggs Island Winter Stripers
		As president of the Jordan Lake Striper Club, he has been guiding for three years -- roughly half the time that the sprawling reservoir has had stripers (the white bass-striped bass hybrid having been stocked there for years).
		Jordan is a relatively shallow lake, with very little water any deeper than 25 or 30 feet.
		There is some 50-foot deep water in the main channel close to Jordan Dam, but for the most part, it's one of the shallower lakes around that is home to stripers.
	www.ncgameandfish.com /fishing/stripers-hybrids-fishing/NC_0106_02 (717 words)

	B. Everett Jordan Lake North Carolina -- Great NC fishing Lake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This 13,900-acre lake is located within a 45 minute drive south of Raleigh-Durham and offers recreational opportunities throughout the year.
		Everett Jordan (Jordan) Lake is a 13,900 acres lake near Raleigh and Durham.
		Jordan Lake Striper Club -- uniting local striper fishermen who are concerned about Jordan conservation issues especially the management of Jordan Lake's striped bass population.
	www.ncfishandgame.com /lake_north_carolina/jordan_lake.html (616 words)

	Haw River Assembly comments on NC strategy to protect Jordan Lake (Chatham Journal Weekly)
		Jordan Lake has historically been one of the most eutrophic lakes in North Carolina, and it was declared Nutrient Sensitive Water soon after it was completed in 1983.
		In 2002, the nutrient response model was approved for Jordan Lake, and as a result the Upper New Hope arm was placed on the 303(d) List of Impaired Waters.
		We recognize that many of the local governments in the Jordan Lake watershed have developed and implemented technologies and ordinances to try and better protect water quality during the years that this excess algae and nutrient problem has been studied.
	chathamjournal.com /weekly/opinion/letters/hra-jordan-lake-50707.shtml (2486 words)

	Jordanlakepage
		But in the fall of 1981, the floodgates were closed and the water began to rise.
		Since then, Jordan Lake has become one of North Carolina's premiere fisheries. With 7 species of game fish; largemouth bass, crappie, striper, hybrids, bream, catfish, white perch, Jordan Lake offers fishing opportunities for the novice to seasoned angler.
		With a current 10 year management plan between NC Wildlife Resources Commission and NC State University cooperately monitoring the lake, a 16" size limit on bass, Jordan Lake rivals such trophy fisheries as Lake Fork, Sam Rayburn and Santee Cooper.
	www.carolinaoutdoors.net /Jordanlakepage.html (130 words)

	Jordan Lake - Jordan Lake NC real estate - North Carolina Homes for Sale - 12/27/06
		Pittsboro in Chatham County, The Preserve @ Jordan Lake, Fearrington Village and other Jordan Lake and Chatham County communities.
		Chapel Hill in Chatham County NC The Preserve @ Jordan Lake
		Moncure in Chatham County, The Preserve @ Jordan Lake, Fearrington Village and other Jordan Lake and Chatham County communities.
	www.jordanlake-nc.com (3088 words)

	Player Bio: Jordan Lake :: Football
		2006: Redshirt freshman Jordan Lake ended spring practice No. 2 at free safety behind sophomore Dwain Crawford, but is expected to push for the starting job left open by the graduation of four-year starter Maurice Lane.
		A member of Texas Football's 2004 Top 300, Lake was the 2004 defensive MVP of District 18-5A as a senior...
		Personal: The son of George and Kay Lake, Jordan Matthew Lake was born Dec. 26, 1986, in Houston...
	baylorbears.cstv.com /sports/m-footbl/mtt/lake_jordan00.html (318 words)

	JORDAN LAKE NOV 2005
		I have fished this lake during clear water situations and on many occasions hooked a big spotted bass, while several other huge spots followed the hooked bass to the boat.
		Although the upper 10 miles of the lake is merely a river, it does show over 6,900 acres of surface water for anglers to explore.
		Jordan Lake dam was put into service in 1923.
	www.marksoutdoors.com /fish_reports/messages/1224.shtml (947 words)

	Jordan Lake Guide Visitors Guide - Jordan Lake, North Carolina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Jordan Lake, North Carolina is 14,000 acres of pure, clean, beautiful water.
		Jordan Lake, North Carolina also has eight recreational areas with all the amenities to provide you with plenty of entertainment.
		Jordan Lake, North Carolina is all about forging your own path and exploring the environment.
	www.visitraleigh.com /jordan_lake.html (222 words)

	Jordan Lake State Recreation Area, Apex NC
		It has been estimated that Jordan Lake is the largest summer home to the Bald Eagle.
		This area of the lake is very popular with wind surfers.
		There is, however, a privately owned/operated full-service marina on the lake.
	www.carolina-now.com /recsites/jordanlakesra.htm (2361 words)

	Save Jordan Lake - Environment North Carolina
		Send an email to your legislators thanking them for passing legislation to protect Jordan Lake and other lakes from polluted runoff.
		Jordan Lake, Falls Lake, and Lake Rhodhiss are just a few examples of how uncontrolled development has meant more pollution in our waters.
		Environment North Carolina is working to ensure that big developers and their allies don’t overturn these new standards in the NC General Assembly.
	www.environmentnorthcarolina.org /clean-water/jordan-lake (406 words)

	Jordan Lake Stakeholders Project at Triangle J Council of Governments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The purpose of the Jordan Lake Stakeholder Project was to engage a diverse group of stakeholders representing a wide range of interests in the Jordan Lake Watershed in developing a nutrient management strategy for the Jordan Lake Watershed that could be presented as a recommendation to the North Carolina Environmental Management Commission.
		If not managed properly, the population and economic growth that are projected to occur in the watershed over the coming decades will further threaten the ability of the lake to support its designated uses as a major regional drinking water supply, recreational resource, and aquatic habitat.
		We launched the Jordan Lake Stakeholder Project to provide a framework for addressing these concerns and to assist the NC Division of Water Quality and the NC Environmental Management Commission in developing the Jordan Lake TMDL, nutrient targets and nutrient management strategy for Jordan Lake and the Jordan Lake Watershed.
	www.tjcog.dst.nc.us /regplan/jorlkstk.htm (364 words)

	Division of Parks and Recreation--Jordan Lake State Recreation Area, Things to do
		To arrange an exploration of Jordan Lake State Recreation Area for your group or class, group leaders must complete a program application and submit it to the park at least two weeks in advance.
		Educational materials about Jordan Lake State Recreation Area have been developed for grades K-3 and are correlated to North Carolina's competency-based curriculum in science, social studies, mathematics and English/language arts.
		Every year, Jordan Lake holds a fall festival that celebrates the unique cultural and natural resources of this particular region.
	www.ils.unc.edu /parkproject/visit/jord/do.html (1146 words)

	Division of Parks and Recreation--Jordan Lake State Recreation Area
		The NC Division of Parks and Recreation operates eight recreation areas on the lake — Crosswinds Campground, Ebenezer Church, Parkers Creek, Poplar Point, Seaforth, Vista Point, Robeson Creek and New Hope Overlook.
		Click here to download reservation forms for Jordan Lake State Recreation Area.
		Click here for a webpage with applications and permits for group reservations and special activities at Jordan Lake State Recreation Area.
	ils.unc.edu /parkproject/visit/jord/home.html (257 words)

	Falls & Jordan Lake Canoe & Kayak Trips
		While most of Falls Lake is nice for paddling, the Beaver Dam area is exceptional because no gasoline engines are allowed on this portion of the lake.
		Where the Haw River feeds into Jordan Lake there are islands that are possible to explore in-between until reaching rocks and current from the Haw.
		Along with the open lake it is also possible to paddle up Roberson Creek as well as a couple of other tiny creeks and coves that hide interesting wildlife.
	www.froghollowoutdoors.com /page12.html (607 words)

	Jordan Lake Farms
		Jordan Lake Farms is located in Newnan, Georgia, off I-85 about 30 miles south of Atlanta.
		For that, we at Jordan Lake Farms are most grateful!
		We would be delighted to introduce you to the Canadian Horse breed.
	www.jordanlakefarms.com (741 words)

	The Preserve at Jordan Lake POA
		The Preserve At Jordan Lake is a charming, picturesque community with a Davis Love III Signature 18-hole golf course, Property Owners Clubhouse with a junior-Olympic size swimming pool and fitness center, miles of walking trails, and friendly neighbors in abundance.
		In amongst six hundred acres of rolling woodlands, where ancient oak and poplar trees shade the winding sidewalks of a new neighborhood at the shore of a 14,000-acre lake.
		Set against the blooming wildflowers and skies of brilliant blue, The Preserve at Jordan Lake is minutes from the heart of Chapel Hill, where small-town charm mingles with the leading-edge businesses of Research Triangle Park and the culture and conveniences of the greater Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill area.
	www.preservepoa.org (485 words)

	Rescued bald eagle to be released on Jordan Lake (Chatham Journal Weekly)
		Pittsboro, N.C. – At last the eagle that came to Piedmont Wildlife Center on June 6th, having been rescued from Jordan Lake as it struggled with a large catfish, is ready for release.
		A fisherman on the lake observed the bird struggling in the water and called for help.
		It was given medication for swelling and pain, and forced fed on a diet of fish and rats until it was put into a large flight cage to strengthen its powerful flight muscles prior to returning home to Jordan Lake in Chatham County.
	www.chathamjournal.com /weekly/news/local/jordan-lake-eagle-release-60719.shtml (471 words)

	BLazy M Ranch Jordan Lake Plan
		When the original developer of B Lazy M Ranch developed the property, he sought and obtained approval to build a dam, called the Jordan Dam.
		The issued permits for the dam and advised that water could be stored in the Lake.
		The original developer and subsequent Boards of Directors were unaware that a Water Storage Right was also required.
	www.blazym.com /planforlake.htm (86 words)

	Jordan Lake - BWCAWiki
		Jordan Lake is a medium-sized lake of 136 acres.
		The campsite on the point shortly after entering from Cattyman has few trees or good tent pads.
		Ima Lake via a 5 rod portage to the east.
	bwcawiki.org /index.php?title=Jordan_Lake&redirect=no (82 words)

	Jordan Lake Visitor Assistance Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Program/Site Features: The Jordan Lake Visitor Assistance Center will offer exhibits on water supply, recreation, fish and wildlife conservation, flood damage reduction, water quality, and the construction and operation of the dam.
		The Jordan Lake area is home to rare and threatened species, including the bald eagle.
		The Jordan Lake Visitor Assistance Center offers a variety of opportunities to explore nature and view wildlife on a network of trails through forested uplands, in open fields, along the lake shore, and along the banks of the river.
	www.eenorthcarolina.org /eecenters/centers/jordanlakevisassiscntr.htm (366 words)

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