Aquatic Vegetation Report
Recently DLWID contracted with a vegetation management firm to map aquatic plants in and around Devils Lake. During the course of the survey Parrot Feather, a common invasive plant species in Oregon, was identified. The [...]
Board Position Open
To apply for this volunteer position please download the application HERE and submit to josh@dlwid.org via email by 1/31/2020. For more information on this and other DLWID news please visit our Facebook page @ https://www.facebook.com/DevilsLakeOR/?eid=ARA2vAE8qmPb_FEawXjeZKBn2bcopHjR3fc9qM12f__hKLbiMmJhbWL20fGNC8kZx9q7XfP-etVwn0xB
Devils Lake Shoreline Vegetation Update
Devils Lake Shoreline Vegetation Update
DLWID Bookkeeping Services request for applications
DLWID Bookkeeping Services request for applications
DLWID Budget Hearing Announcement
DLWID Budget Hearing Announcement
DLWID Meeting Announcements Executive Session
DLWID Meeting Announcements Executive Session The Devils Lake Water Improvement District Board will be holding an Executive Session meeting (per ORS 192.660 (i)) at 3:30 p.m., Wednesday June 5, 2019. This meeting will be held at Oregon [...]
Devils Lake Information
Research
Below is a list and links to the volumes of research and the restoration plans done on and for Devils Lake of Lincoln County, Oregon, USA. All documents provided are for educational use only. You will find important research documents, many of which are used today in budgeting for the future and in combination with other research projects to plan for future actions of construction projects. To learn more click here.
Maps
These maps present views of natural resources, taxing district, bathymetric (lake depth profile), the watershed, street map, and 3-D watershed map. To view them click here.
Recreation
Looking for something to do while in Lincoln City? Explore Devils Lake with our recreation brochure as your guide. Whether you are looking to boat, swim, BBQ, fish, camp, hike or relax – Devils Lake has you covered!
History
Devils Lake was formed nearly 14,000 years ago by an upheaval of marine sediments from the sea floor. This geologic action created a lake system not unlike many reservoirs today, where tributaries in the basin were blocked off and backed up creating the fingers or arms seen in Devils Lake’s irregular morphology. To continue reading click here.
Links
Get connected to more resources, lake organizations, lake societies, water shed councils, governments, and more- just click here.
