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	'''Wilson Lake''' or '''Wilson Reservoir''' is a ] in the ] state of ], on the border of ] and ]. It is a ] formed by the 130 ft (40 m) high ] on ]. The dam was built in ] for flood control. The lake’s maximum capacity is 736,000 ] (908 million ]).		'''Wilson Lake''' or '''Wilson Reservoir''' is a ] in the ] state of ], on the border of ] and ]. It is a ] formed by the 130 ft (40 m) high ] on ]. The dam was built in ] for flood control. The lake’s maximum capacity is 736,000 ] (908 million m³).

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Reservoir in Kansas, USA

Wilson Lake
Location	Russell / Lincoln counties, Kansas, USA
Coordinates	38°56′49″N 98°34′39″W / 38.94686°N 98.577576°W / 38.94686; -98.577576
Type	reservoir
Primary inflows	Saline River
Primary outflows	Saline River
Basin countries	United States

Water volume	908,000,000 m (0.218 cu mi)

Wilson Lake or Wilson Reservoir is a lake in the U.S. state of Kansas, on the border of Russell County and Lincoln County. It is a reservoir formed by the 130 ft (40 m) high Wilson Dam on Saline River. The dam was built in 1964 for flood control. The lake’s maximum capacity is 736,000 acre-feet (908 million m³).