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4worldlovers: It is a private lake owned by Lenoir Warehouse Group LLC. The Lake Jeanette Homeowners Association leases the lake tract (lake and buffer) from Lenoir Warehouse Group LLC for use by Lake Jeanette homeowners and their guests.

Lake Jeanette covers approximately 270 acres with a shoreline of 5 miles and is 60 feet deep in some locations. There is a 50 foot buffer around the perimeter of the Lake known as the Buffer Zone. This buffer is to remain natural and unimproved and is regulated by City, County, State and Federal ordinances and laws relating to Riparian Buffers. Lake Jeanette has an earthen dam and spillway and waters from the lake flow over the spillway into Lake Townsend (City drinking water supply).

4worldlovers: Lake Mackintosh Park & Marina was developed in 1993 and is the primary water reservoir for the citizens of Burlington. It covers over 1150 acres and has a shoreline of 61 miles. The lake is fed by two tributaries, the Greater Alamance and Little Alamance Creeks. These creeks have been the primary source of stocking fish for the lake.

Located just outside the city limits on Huffman Mill Road, the lake not only caters to the fisherman and paddlers, but the park offers many features to make it an enjoyable place to recreate.

Because the lake is the primary water reserve for the City of Burlington, no swimming, wading or skiing is permitted. The use of personal watercraft (jet skis) is also prohibited.

Park closes 30 minutes prior to gate closing. All bank fishing and rental boats end 30 minutes prior to closing. No boats are allowed to launch 90 minutes prior to closing. In the event of inclement weather, the lake may close early.

**Kayak and canoe rentals will be available when the water temperature is at least 60 degrees and combined with air temperature to equal 120 degrees. Rentals will stop when temperatures drop below 120 degrees combined.