This is the top-of-the-page graphic for the Water Sports page. In addition to the page title, there is a photo of a man driving a pontoon boat on Lake Springfield. The graphic also contains a CWLP seal and wording to identify the page as being part of the Lake Springfield section of the City Water, Light and Power website.




LAKE SPRINGFIELD
Lake Water Quality
Lake Water Levels
Lake Parks
Lake Real Estate
Lake Springfield
Land Use Plan



MAPS
Lake Map
Parks Map
E. Coli Readings
Dissolved Oxygen and
Temperature Readings



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From the beginning, Lake Springfield was intended to serve not only as the domestic water supply for Springfield's residents, but also as a recreation outlet for Central Illinois. A variety of water sports—boating, fishing and swimming— can be enjoyed here.

For more information about water sports at Lake Springfield, or about Lake Springfield in general, select any of the topics or subtopics listed in the left-hand column of this page.

 

 

 

 

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Last update: 08/01/11

Learn about the history of
Lake Springfield,
which turned 75 in 2010,
and order your free
commemorative pamphlet.




Boats used or stored on Lake Springfield must be registered and licensed.




Fishing on Lake Springfield,
requires a fishing license from
IDNR.

See our Fishing Rules page for info on where fishing
is and is not allowed
on the lake.




Lake Springfield Marina. For boat rentals and supplies. Click on the image to open the Lake Springfield Marina website.



Online Lake Maps . . .
n General map of the lake
n Lake-area parks map
n E.coli measurements map
n Dissolved oxygen and
   temperature levels map




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