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Located in Western Africa, Lake Volta is an artificial lake in the eastern part of GHANA. It formed after construction of the Akosombo Dam along the Volta River. The dam, providing hydroelectricity for local areas, is found on the southern side of the lake. The Atlantic Ocean is about 45 miles south of Lake Volta. Communities surrounding the lake include Abooso, Dambai, Kete-Krachi, Kpando, and Mopti.
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