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Mansfield dam – Historical landmark in Austin
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Mansfield dam

Austin, TX 78734
Open 24 hours
4.421 Google reviews

Mansfield dam is a Historical landmark located at Mansfield Dam Rd, Austin, TX 78734, United States. It has a Google rating of 4.4 out of 5 from 21 reviews. It is one of 56 historical landmarks in Austin listed in this directory. You can contact Mansfield dam by phone at +1 512-854-7275.

How Mansfield dam compares in Austin

We list 56 historical landmarks in Austin. By number of Google reviews, Mansfield dam ranks 12th among them (21 reviews; the average here is 31). Its rating of 4.4 is below the 4.5 average by 0.1 points, and 32 of the 56 have a higher rating.

When Mansfield dam is open

Mansfield dam is listed as open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The 78734 area

In ZIP code 78734 our directory lists 937 businesses, including 1 other historical landmark besides Mansfield dam.

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★ Reviews & photos

4.421 Google reviews

Mansfield dam has a Google rating of 4.4 out of 5 based on 21 reviews. Read all 21 reviews and see photos on Google Maps.

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Hours

Open 24 hours (Friday 1:06 AM CT)

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Mansfield dam: hours, phone and reviews

What are Mansfield dam hours?

Mansfield dam is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Is Mansfield dam open now?

Yes. As of Friday 1:06 AM CT, Mansfield dam is open 24 hours.

What is the phone number of Mansfield dam?

The phone number of Mansfield dam is +1 512-854-7275.

Where is Mansfield dam located?

Mansfield dam is located at Mansfield Dam Rd, Austin, TX 78734, United States.

How is Mansfield dam rated?

Mansfield dam has a Google rating of 4.4 out of 5 from 21 reviews.

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