LK Kickapoo near Archer City, TX is a reservoir situated in the north-central region of Texas. Built in 1947, it is a man-made lake formed by damming the Little Wichita River. The reservoir has a surface area of 6.8 square miles and is a crucial source of water for the surrounding area. It is fed by several creeks and streams, and the flow is controlled by the US Army Corps of Engineers. The lake provides water for agriculture and other recreational activities, such as fishing, boating, and swimming. The lake is also used for flood control purposes. The water level of the lake depends on the snowpack providers, precipitation, and surface flow. The lake has become a popular tourist attraction due to its scenic beauty and recreational opportunities.