DNR reports drought in the Lake Superior watershed while the City of Duluth draws water from the lake.
4 reports, 2 independent
Updated Aug 6
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What happened
DNR reports drought in the Lake Superior watershed while the City of Duluth draws water from the lake.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Lake Superior
largest of the Great Lakes of North America
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Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
state government agency in Minnesota, United States
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Duluth
city in Minnesota, United States; county seat of St. Louis County
Related events
- DNR places Mississippi Headwaters under warning as it manages drought response in Minnesota.
- DNR advises boaters due to drought conditions.
- The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources manages parks and celebrates the North Shore near Lake Superior.
- The Water Trail begins in Duluth, utilizing Lake Superior as its destination/part of its journey.
- The Okabena-Ocheda Watershed District is seeking approval for changes to its lake management plans.