A complimentary map of Lake Granbury is available from the project supervisor's office or from the Authority's public information office. The Authority completed its third major water supply project, Lake Limestone, in 1978. Sterling C. Robertson Dam is located on the Navasota River about 40 miles east of Waco. Lake Limestone primarily supplies cooling water for lignite-fueld steam electric generating plants. The lake has two public access areas for picnicking and fishing.
Boat ramps are available, and one area has primitive camping sites.
A complimentary map of Lake Limestone is available from the project supervisor's office or from the Authority's public information office. John T. Montford Dam is located on the South Fork of the Double Mountain Fork of the Brazos River in Garza County, more than a thousand river miles from the Gulf of Mexico. Lake Alan Henry is committed as a long-term future source of water for the City of Lubbock. The Samuel Wahl Recreational Area, two miles west of the dam, has a public boat ramp and primitive camp sites. The 3,500-acre Lake Alan Henry Wildlife Mitigation Area, located east of the dam, provides primitive hiking and camping.