Lake MackenzieLake Mackenzie is operated by Mackenzie Municipal Water Authority (MMWA) |
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Entry Gate at Ground Level
Aerial View of the Dam and Lake MackenzieRecent Archeological Find at Lake Mackenzie
Equus Scotti is an extinct horse from the Pleistocene era. This fossil was discovered on Lake property by a group of home schooled science children that were on a science field trip in May of 2008. In addition, in the following eleven months, a total of 5 Equus Scotti have been found in the area. The home schooled children and their parents (under the advisement of several archeological professionals) have completed all the excavations, preservation, and research work regarding these discovered fossils. The Equus Scotti Horse is on display along with other fossils in the lake marina, Mackenzie Bait & Tackle.General InformationLake Mackenzie is located in Briscoe County, Texas 12 miles northwest of Silverton and 27 miles east of Tulia. It is operated by Mackenzie Municipal Water Authority and was created to furnish water to member cities of Floydada, Lockney, Silverton, and Tulia. It also provides recreation activities for the communities of the surrounding area. NOTICE !!EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2009 (Unless there is a significant rise in the lake level in the near future), the following will be prohibited on Lake Mackenzie: water skiing, tubing, or a person towed by a boat. Also personal watercraft (Jet Skis, Seadoos, etc) will be prohibited on Lake Mackenzie. This prohibition will be in effect until such time that a rise occurs in the lake level that is sufficient to allow the conduct of these activities safely.BOAT RAMP # 2 IS CLOSED DUE TO WATER LEVELBOAT RAMP #1 IS STILL OPERATIONAL AND OPEN
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