Webbers Falls Reservoir, also known as Webbers Falls Lake, is an 11,500-acre impoundment located in east-central Oklahoma. Created in 1970, it serves as the uppermost pool on the Arkansas River designated for navigation as part of the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System. The reservoir features over 150 miles of shoreline to explore and is situated where three major waterways converge—the Arkansas, Verdigris, and Grand (Neosho) Rivers—at an area known as Three Forks. Originally built for hydroelectric power generation, the lake is characterized by its location within the Arkansas River valley with low gradients and substantial bottomlands. Water levels generally remain stable due to navigation requirements for barge traffic, which allows floating and emergent vegetation to establish along most shorelines.