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The Pomona water system is formed from the 110-Mile Creek and 2 tributary creeks, Dragoon and Valley Brook. As the 3 creeks come together and form the lake, they combine into 110-Mile flows down the outlet channel where it meets the Marais des Cygnes River approximately 8 miles downstream. The Marais des Cygnes flows southeast into Missouri where it joins with the Little Osage River in Bates County. At this junction, the Little Osage and Marais des Cygnes form the Osage River where it empties into Harry S. Truman Dam and Reservoir.
Elevation, feet above mean sea level
Top flood control pool: 1003.00 msl
Top multipurpose pool: 974.00 msl
Surface area, acres
Top multipurpose pool: 3,865
Drainage area (sq. mil): 322
Operations Manager, Pomona Project Office