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Lake Redstone Protection District
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About Lake Redstone
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Lake Redstone is a man-made lake located in Northwest Sauk County, approximately 7 miles northwest of Reedsburg and 2 miles northeast of LaValle.
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It consists of 2,450 total acres including developement area and the Lake. Construction of the lake started in 1964.
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Lake Redstone’s lake surface is approximately 612 acres, with 17 ½ miles of shoreline.
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Lake Redstone is approximately 3 miles long and approximately 36 feet deep in front of the dam.
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Lake Redstone has 19,200 acre water shed to the north is mostly from Juneau County that fills the lake. In addition Sauk County has a share of the water shed.
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The dam, located on the South end of the lake, has a top draw spillway; all excess water creates a cascading waterfall and flows into the Baraboo River.
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