Lake Sinclair At A Glance

Located in the central region of Georgia, on the Oconee River, Lake Sinclair stretches through the counties of Baldwin, Hancock, and Putnam. Lake Sinclair was created in 1953. With approximately 417 miles (671 km) of scenic shoreline, winding coves and inlets as well as several vast stretches of open water, Lake Sinclair offers recreational boating pleasure. The lake is made up of a 15,330-acre (6,200 ha) area of water and provides both electricity and recreation. Milledgeville, Georgia, is the largest city on Lake Sinclair, though most of the lake is located in Putnam County. Lake Sinclair is a man-made lake in central Georgia near Milledgeville. It is operated by Georgia Power. The lake was named after Benjamin W. Sinclair, a Georgia Power official. Our communities offer an assortment of activities perfect for singles, friends, and families. Lake Sinclair is two hours southeast of Atlanta making it easy access for fishing, tournaments, boating, and has several marinas for the convenience of visitors. You can also hang out one of the many lake Campgrounds, picnic areas, or public beaches.