Created in 1965 by the Akosombo Dam, this lake is fed by the Nazinon, Mouhoun and Nakambe rivers, more commonly known as the ► Red, Black and White tributaries of its namesake river.
The basin of this body of water is bordered by the Gambaga Scarp, Afram Plains and Kwahu Plateau, and Digya National Park lies on its western shore. Upriver from this body of water in the Brong-Ahafo region, the Bui Dam is currently under construction, and its northernmost point is near the town of Yapei. The idea for this body of water was first proposed by Albert Ernest Kitson, and it was created to allow the construction of an aluminum smelter at nearby Tema. Created in 1965 by the Akosombo Dam, this lake is fed by the Nazinon, Mouhoun and Nakambe rivers, more commonly known as the ► Red, Black and White tributaries of its namesake river. For 10 points, name this largrest man-made reservoir in the world, located in the center of Ghana.
The basin of this body of water is bordered by the Gambaga Scarp, Afram Plains and Kwahu Plateau, and Digya National Park lies on its western shore.
Lake Volta [accept Volta River until "Digya" is read]