Lakes in Millard County, Utah and Surrounding Areas   OTHER COUNTIES NEARBY Lincoln County White Pine County Utah Lakes Unreviewed Lakes in Millard County, Utah AT T Road Reservoir Abraham Reservoir Alexander Lake Antelope Spring Reservoir Beaver River Reservoir Big Drum Reservoir Big Sage Reservoir Bitterweed Lake Black Point Reservoir Bloom Trail Reservoir Borden Basin Reservoir Carr Lake Cat Canyon Reservoir Cedar Pass Reservoir Chokecherry Reservoir Clay Knoll Reservoir Clear Lake Clear Spot Reservoirs Coates Reservoir Cockleburr Lake Confusion Hills Reservoir Conger Reservoir Construction Reservoir Crafts Lake Crater Reservoir Cricket Reservoir D M A D Reservoir Danish Reservoir Deadman Reservoir Deep Lake Deseret Reservoirs Devils Kitchen Reservoir East Antelope Reservoir East Hardpan Reservoir East Tule Bench Reservoir Ecks Knoll Reservoir Fillmore Wash Reservoir Foote Reservoir Georges Reservoir Greener Reservoir Gunnison Bend Reservoir Halls Double Reservoir Hardpan Reservoir Headquarters Reservoir Highway Reservoir Hinckley Trail Reservoir Hole-in-the-Rock Reservoir Horsetrap Reservoir Indian Queen Reservoir The Lakes Lakeview Reservoir Lawson Cove Reservoir Little Drum Reservoir Long Ridge Reservoir Madsen Reservoir Miller Canyon Reservoir Mormon Gap Reservoir Mud Flat Reservoir Needle Hardpan Reservoir Needle Reservoir North Clay Knoll Reservoir Pine Pass Reservoir Pony Express Reservoir Pruess Lake Rain Lakes Robins Lake Salt Lake Salt Marsh Lake Scipio Lake Scipio Lake Sevier Lake Sevier Lake Reservoir Smelter Knolls Reservoir Snake Pass Reservoir Soap Hollow Reservoir Soap Wash Reservoir South Cedar Wash Reservoir South Horse Hollow Reservoir Spring Lake Stage Road Reservoir Steamboat Pass Reservoir Styler Reservoir Swan Lake Swan Lake Salt Marsh Swasey Hardpan Reservoir Swasey Wash Reservoir Tamarack Reservoir Thompson Knoll Reservoir West Clay Knoll Reservoir West Marshall Tract Reservoir West Neels Reservoir Whirlwind Reservoir To submit a review of one of the lakes above please fill out the form below. The name of the lake, (and your own name if you want):