Newton Lake Conservation Area
Newton Lake Conservation Area, designated as a day-use conservation area in 1979, spans 1,775 acres of land and 540 acres of shoreline, providing a variety of recreational activities including fishing, picnicking, and deer hunting. The area is managed under a lease agreement with Central Illinois Public Service Company, which operates a nearby electric power generating plant utilizing advanced sulfur dioxide removal systems.
Visitors to Newton Lake can enjoy a range of outdoor activities such as hiking, boating, and equestrian trails, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts. The conservation area is part of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources' commitment to preserving natural resources while offering accessible recreational opportunities to the public.
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