Volunteers construct an 8 to 10 ft. berm around the Mni Wiconi Intake Structure to provide protection against flood waters.

304 East Broadway Ave.
Bismarck, ND 58501
Phone: (701) 250-4242
Fax: (701) 250-4326

Area Manager:
Richard Long

• Contact DKAO's Public Involvement Specialist
• Rules and Regulations for McClusky Canal and Chain of Lakes Area
• Official Southwestern North Dakota Combined Federal Campaign Website

• Latest information on the Northwest Area Water Supply Project Final Environmental Impact Statement, including public hearing dates, reports & associated documents.

Red River Valley Water Supply Project, Final Environmental Impact Statement:

• Final Environmental Impact Statement, Red River Water Supply Project, all associated documents. (link points to official project site and opens in separate window)

Please note, a CD version of these documents is available by contacting the Dakotas Area Office at the number listed above, or by emailing ssnortland@usbr.gov. If you would like a CD that is compatible with Assistive Technology for Accessibility purposes, please indicate so in your request.

Red River Valley Final Report on Water Needs and Options (all files require Adobe Acrobat, and open in a separate window)

• Executive Summary (3.45MB)
• Final Report on Water Needs and Options (5.43 MB)
• Appendixes (22.6 MB)
• Supporting Reports (.4 MB)
• Comment letters, draft Report on Red River Valley
• REPORT: Risk Analysis of Biological Invasions Associated with Water Transfers between the Missouri and Red River Basins (U.S. Geological Survey and National Park Service)

To download a complete zipped copy of the CD click here (130 MB).

• 2002 Keyhole State Park Recreation Master Plan (.pdf, opens in a separate window)
• MORE PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT LINKS...

• North Dakota Game and Fish Department
• South Dakota Department of Game, Fish & Parks
• Hunting & Fishing Regulations by State
• Boat Launching Facilities
• Recreation Sites in North Dakota
• Recreation Sites in South Dakota
• Resource Management Plans