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Ben Branch Lake Conservation Area

Crook, MO

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Ben Branch Lake Conservation Area is a 563-acre area in Osage County, Missouri. The area is heavily wooded with better soils supporting white and black oak, while post oak and black oak dominate the poorer soils. The area features a 39-acre lake, which is open for fishing. During your visit, you may view various land management practices intended to improve the forest resource and enhance the woodland and savanna natural communities. Camping is allowed only in designated areas.

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