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Lake Travis is a large reservoir on the Colorado River in the Texas Hill Country, just west of Austin, formed by Mansfield Dam. It's a popular freshwater destination for local divers, known mostly for its submerged structures, sunken boats, and quarry-like terrain along its shoreline. The bottom here is rocky, visibility is generally good for a lake, and it's rated a beginner site, making it a common choice for local training dives and casual weekend outings.
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