Reelfoot Lake
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A state park of 20,000 acres and uncounted miles of shoreline, was once the hunting grounds of the Chickasaw Indians. The lake was formed by a series of earthquakes, in 1811-1812. Known as the "Fisherman's Paradise", it is equally attractive for hunting, boating, swimming, and water-ski sports. It is patronized by sportsmen and vacationists from every state in the Union. This view, taken at Edgewater Beach Resort, shows some of the attractive facilities of the "washout" area of the lake
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