Carter Lake is a former channel of the Missouri River and was formed in the summer of 1877. The city of Carter Lake, Iowa takes its name from the lake. The lake was formed from the Saratoga Bend in the Missouri River.
View of Eppley Airfield with Carter Lake visible to the rightThe Saratoga Bend was the impetus for the creation of the town of Saratoga, Nebraska Territory, a short mile from the river. However, the Bend was cut-off from the river after a flood in 1877. A beach resort with a large boathouse and two-story pavilion, a Rod and Gun Club, and a YMCA camp had all settled on the shores of Lake Nakoma by 1906.[1]
The Carter Lake and Levi Carter Park at 3100 Abbott Drive were named after one of Omaha's original industrialists named Levi Carter, who ran a white lead smelter in the area.
No. Carter Lake is in Iowa. However, unlike Council Bluffs, IA (whick is directly east of Omaha), Carter lake and Omaha are not separated by the Missouri River.
Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, and Nebraska border Iowa. no oceans do though.
A few miles away from the border line of Nebraska and Iowa, and just north of the mouth of the Platte River.Just a little from carter lake. Actually not much.
Kansas City is in both Kansas and Missouri. Bristol is in both Tennessee and Virginia. "State Street" separates the two states!
Loess Hills
The Mormon trail started at Nauvoo, Illinois and crossed Iowa to Winter Quarters, Nebraska and ended at Salt Lake City, Utah. Therefore the trail passed through only 3 states and that was Iowa, Nebraska & Wyoming.
It is about 12 miles from Sac Iowa to Storm Lake Iowa
ITS NEVADA
Burchard Lake - Nebraska
West Lake Okiboji, Iowa To the south of that is Blackhawk Lake, Lake View, Iowa
4501 Abbott Drive Eppley Airfield it is the very NE portion of Omaha bording Carter Lake and on the other side of the Missouri River- across from Council Bluffs Iowa. www.eppleyairfield.com 4501 Abbott Drive Eppley Airfield it is the very NE portion of Omaha bording Carter Lake and on the other side of the Missouri River- across from Council Bluffs Iowa. www.eppleyairfield.com
McConaughy Lake is the only significant body of water in Nebraska. It is 22 by 4 miles in size.