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M.W. Boudreaux Memorial Visitor Center at Mark Twain Lake

MOUnited StatesPerry, MO

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Mark Twain Lake is an 18,600 acre lake surrounded by 38,400 acres of land managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers. The lake is located approximately 27 miles from Hannibal. You will find campgrounds, boat ramps, marinas, beaches and trails along with numerous private facilities offering lodging, dining, shopping and entertainment.

Exhibits inside the visitor center explore the benefits of the Clarence Cannon Dam and Mark Twain Lake, such as flood risk management, hydro-power electricity, water supply, recreation, environmental stewardship and navigation. Hands-on displays help the visitor to understand the natural, cultural, historical and environmental aspects of the area as well as basic water and boating safety tips. Spectacular views of the lake and dam are provided by a large viewing deck that surrounds the north side of the building. The deck is also a nice compliment to the community room that is available to be reserved for a variety of functions.

The machine is by the entrance. Hand Crank. $0.51 each. designs are:
1) 'Ben Sapp Memorial Shed Hunt', an antler
2) <'Mark Twain Lake Deer hunt', Deer facing right looking left,
3) Indian Creek Halloween Walk', Pumpkin,
4) 'Clarence Cannon Fireworks Show', fireworks.

9/30/22: Scan added.
01/25/23: Added website address

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