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Mirror Lake
Mirror Lake is formed by a lovely Ozark stream which was dammed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. The lake itself is very smooth and green, and it reflects the surrounding trees. The misty point on the water denotes the entrance of the stream. The water ultimately pours over a man-made waterfall and the stream continues on. Nearby is the remains of an old two-story mill which was used for grinding grain. The lake, falls, and mill are located in northern Arkansas, USA, near the small town of Fifty-Six, AR.
Mirror Lake
Mirror Lake is formed by a lovely Ozark stream which was dammed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. The lake itself is very smooth and green, and it reflects the surrounding trees. The misty point on the water denotes the entrance of the stream. The water ultimately pours over a man-made waterfall and the stream continues on. Nearby is the remains of an old two-story mill which was used for grinding grain. The lake, falls, and mill are located in northern Arkansas, USA, near the small town of Fifty-Six, AR.