Editing Lake Kickapoo (section)

== Ecoregion ==
Lake Kickapoo resides within the Broken Red Plains subdivision of the [[Central Great Plains (ecoregion)|Central Great Plains]] ecoregion. The Broken Red Plains ecoregion is defined by red clay and sandy soils, with irregular sandstone and shrub-covered surface of the even more specific Wichita Formation ecoregion.<ref name=":22">{{Cite book |last=E. |first=Griffith, Glenn |url=http://worldcat.org/oclc/839783957 |title=Ecoregions of Texas |date=2007 |publisher=Texas Commission on Environmental Quality |oclc=839783957}}</ref> It is predominantly [[Grassland|grass-]]/[[shrubland]]s with plant species like [[Texas wintergrass]], [[Blue Grama|blue grama]], [[Buffalo grass|buffalograss]], [[sand bluestem]], etc. The [[riparian vegetation]] includes species such as [[cedar elm]] trees, [[pecan tree]]s, [[black willow]] trees, and [[tobosa grass]].<ref name=":22"/> This region has an annual precipitation of 30 inches and mean air temperature of 41 degrees Fahrenheit in January and 84 degrees Fahrenheit in July.