Mark Holtz Lake
| Mark Holtz Lake | ||
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| Aerial view of Rangers Ballpark, Mark Holtz Lake above left | ||
| Geographical location | Arlington , Texas , USA | |
| Tributaries | Johnson Creek | |
| Drain | Johnson Creek → West Fork Trinity River | |
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| Coordinates | 32 ° 45 '14.4 " N , 97 ° 4' 59.9" W | |
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| surface | 4.8 ha | |
The Mark Holtz Lake is an artificially created lake in the metropolitan area of the Texas city of Arlington .
The approximately 4.8 hectare lake was created during the construction of the Rangers Ballpark and is located north of the stadium. It is fed with water from Johnson Creek . The lake was named after the sports reporter Mark Holtz (1945-1997), who reported regularly on the Texas Rangers' baseball games .
In the lake is the waterfall sculpture Morna Linn by the sculptor Norm Hines .
Web links
- Public Art at the City of Arlington