Panorama taken from the top of Roxburgh Dam looking south down the Roxburgh Valley. This has been partially flooded to the north. This image was taken on a sunny summer day in 2008.

Roxburgh Lake from Roxburgh Dam - Central Otago visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Roxburgh Lake from Roxburgh Dam' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Otago.

Lake Roxburgh is a long, narrow, artificial lake formed by Roxburgh Dam damming the Clutha River in Central Otago on the South Island of New Zealand. The lake extends some 30km upstream to Alexandra and covers some 6km². This is the smaller of the two artificial lakes on the river. The larger one, Lake Dunstan starts about 44km upstream, formed by the Clyde Dam. Both of these lakes have become recreational and are used for various water sports including jet skiing, water skiing and fishing. There are numerous boat launching spots along both lakes.

Car: Roxburgh Lake is about 5km north of Roxburgh and 30km south of Alexandra on the 8 Highway. It is about 150km from Dunedin.