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Devils River State Natural Area

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Devils River State Natural Area

Location: 45 miles north of Del Rio Road and 22 miles off US 277.
Facilities: Primitive campsites, group camp (with bunkhouses, dining hall with kitchen, and conference room), hiking trails, bike trails, hand launch boat ramp, restrooms, showers.
Activities: Backpacking, camping, canoeing, hiking, mountain biking, nature study, guided canyon tours.
Special Features: The natural area is large and remote, with access to the river by hiking, biking, or park tour only; no vehicle access is permitted. The river is wild and rugged with long, deep pools, wide shallow areas, and deep turbulent rapids. Visitation of archeological pictograph sites is permitted on a pre-approved basis only.
Address: HC 01, Box 513
Del Rio, TX 78840
Phone: 830-395-2133;
Web: www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/devils_river
Size: 19,989 acres.
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We wish to thank Bill Armstrong and Jim Finegan from Devils River State Natural Area for their help and support in field studies.
Noteworthy record of the Seminole bat, Lasiurus seminolus ... by Brant, Joel G.; Dowler, Robert C. / The Texas Journal of Science
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Thanks are due to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for allowing research and collecting at Devils River State Natural Area and the Ocotillo Unit of the Las Palomas Wildlife Management Area.
Range extensions for the evening bat (Nycticeius humeralis) in west ... by Dowler, Robert C.; Dawkins, Ross C.; Maxwell, Terry C. / The Texas Journal of Science
 
 
 
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