Thursday, March 7, 2019

Lake Of The Ozarks Fun Facts!


As your locally owned and operated full-service HVAC company at Lake of the Ozarks, we are proud of the Lake of the Ozarks community it serves.  Our area has a lot of fun history that many of our locals may not know about. Your heating and cooling company at Lake of the Ozarks has all the fun facts in today's blog.

Lake of the Ozarks History

The Lake of the Ozarks was built to provide hydroelectric power to Missouri residents and after its creation, it quickly became a popular vacation spot in the midwest. The massive body of water created a playground for boating enthusiasts and the cliff top views made perfect backdrops from homes. It didn't take long for this man-made lake to commercialize into the best place to call home and to vacation. Many people live and visit the area and never realize the history behind the lake and the fun facts that surround it. 


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Fun Facts About The Lake Of The Ozarks


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Bagnell Dam was built from 1929-1931. Being built during the Great Depression, this project supplied thousands of jobs in a much needed time in society. Workers came from all over the nation to have the opportunity to make money for their families.


At the time that the Lake of the Ozarks was completed in 1931, it was the largest man-made lake in the United States. This body of water held the largest man-made lake record for five years.





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The Lake of the Ozarks is home to castle ruins. It is now a major attraction acquired by the State of Missouri, but Ha Ha Tonka castle ruins is a must see when visiting the area. It has a ton of rich history, breathtaking views, and outdoor adventure.


The Lake of the Ozarks earned its nickname "The Magic Dragon" because of its dragon-like shape. If you want to check out this amazing fact for yourself, take a trip on any of our local helicopter tours and see the massive wonder from a bird's eye view.



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This large body of water is loaded with a variety of fish species, making it one of the best fisheries in the country. 


From end to end, the Lake of the Ozarks spans 92 miles and covers a variety of towns and counties. 


There are over 1,100 miles of shoreline along the Lake of the Ozarks. This is longer than the coastline of the state of California. It has the largest state park in Missouri covering a portion of the shoreline, along with many marinas, restaurants, lodging, condos, and homes. 


 A few tv shows have been inspired by Lake of the Ozarks. One was a popular TV sitcom from the 1960's, Petticoat Junction. Another more recent Netflix show, Ozark. Both writers visited the area many times and were inspired to create their popular shows.




At Royal Heating & Air, we can help with all your HVAC needs including preventative maintenance, repairs and installing new units. Make sure your HVAC unit is working properly by having a professional HVAC technician at the Lake of the Ozarks do regular maintenance. However, when it is time to upgrade, call Royal Heating & Air at 573-480-4313 and we can help you install your new system.

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