Henderson: Norfork Lake - Bennetts Bayou
The landscape around Henderson is defined by wooded Ozark hills and the branching waters of Norfork Lake, which has shaped both the built environment and local life. Bennetts Bayou is a sheltered inlet near this Arkansas community, with forested coves and residential boat docks along its shore. Norfork Lake was created when Norfork Dam impounded the North Fork River, a project of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; the reservoir reaches from northern Arkansas into southern Missouri. Henderson is set on its shoreline, where boating, fishing and lakeside homes are central to the area’s character, while the surrounding Ozarks keep development dispersed rather than urban.
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Few communities in Arkansas have a history as closely tied to the impoundment of the North Fork River as Henderson. Set on the shores of Norfork Lake in Baxter County, it lies amid the wooded hills of the Ozarks, a landscape shaped by coves, forest and water. Norfork Dam, completed in 1944, created the reservoir that defines the area today. Henderson is a quiet lakeside stop for boating and fishing, with Mountain Home nearby for services and dining. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Henderson and the Norfork Lake area.
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