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Visitor Information
Spring and Summer
2010
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General
Regulations
This goose,
designed by J.N.
“Ding” Darling,
is the symbol
of the National
Wildlife Refuge
System.
Facilities
m The Refuge is open daily from
5:00 am until 10:00 pm.
in The Refuge Office and Visitor Center
is open weekdays from 8:00 am to
4:30 pm, except on Federal holidays.
A section of the North Lake Road is
open to vehicles year-round as shown
on the map. The Prairie Lake Auto
Tour is open to vehicles from May 1
through September 30. All other
Refuge trails are closed to vehicles to
minimize disturbance to migratory
birds.
The Point Road is open when
passable until November 1.
No swimming is allowed in Refuge
WaterS.
The Sprague Lake Unit (except for
Sprague Lake) and the portion of the
Tewaukon Unit west of County Road
12 is closed January through August
to minimize disturbance to wintering,
migrating, nesting, and breeding
wildlife.
The collection of all plants, artifacts
(bottles, bones, arrowheads), or
animals and their parts (antlers,
eggs, feathers) is prohibited. Please
leave them for others to enjoy.
PACK IT OUT! The Refuge has a
“Pack It Out” trash policy. Help keep
your Refuge clean.
Outdoor grills, tables, a shelter,
restrooms, a fishing dock, and a boat
ramp are located on the east end of
Lake Tewaukon. All facilities are
accessible.
Lake Tewaukon has three boat
ramps, and two boat ramps are
located on Sprague Lake.
Kiosks with Refuge information are
located at the north boat ramps and
east end of Lake Tewaukon, at the
Refuge Office and Visitor Center, and
at Sprague Lake.

Points of Interest Refer to the map for the locations of
the following points of interest.
Prairie Lake This 8-mile auto tour route starts on
Auto Tour the North Lake Road and is open
from May 1 through September 30.
Pull-offs are marked by signs. Pick
up an auto tour brochure at the
Refuge Office and Visitor Center or
at the beginning of the tour route.
Lake Tewaukon 2. Enjoy a scenic view of Lake
Overlook Tewaukon. Experience flocks of
waterfowl, bald eagles, and the
beauty of this 1,000-acre lake.
The overlook is located off County
Road 5 on the south side of the lake.
Refuge Office The Refuge Office and Visitor
and Visitor Center has several interpretive
Center displays including a wetlands
diorama, and migratory bird and
artifact displays. Brochures and
accessible restrooms are also
available.
Tewaukon 4. A natural land peninsula projects
Peninsula into Lake Tewaukon and is a valued
(The Point) historic site and fishing area.
White-tail This /2-mile nature trail starts north
Nature Trail of the Refuge Office and Visitor
Center and is open from May 1
through September 30. This grass
trail loops through several types of
wildlife habitat.
Fishing in Bank fishing is permitted year-round
on Lake Tewaukon and Sprague Lake.
Boat fishing is allowed on both lakes
from May 1 through September 30.
m Power boating, waterskiing, and jet
skiing are prohibited on both lakes.
m All other Refuge waters are closed
to fishing.
m All fish species may be kept
according to North Dakota State
fishing regulations.
m All North Dakota State fishing
regulations are in effect.
Wildlife * The Refuge, east of County Road 12,
Observation and is open May 1 through September 30.
Photography m The Prairie Lake Auto Tour and the
White-tail Nature Trail are open
May 1 through September 30.
* A portable blind for wildlife
observation and photography is
available for loan. Please contact the
Refuge staff at the Refuge Office and
Visitor Center for details.
m A Refuge permit is required before
setting up a wildlife observation or
photography blind.
In A scenic overlook is located on the
south side of Lake Tewaukon off
County Road 5.
Tewaukon National Wildlife Refuge
9754. 143% Avenue, SE
Cayuga, ND 58013
701/7243598
701/7243683 fax
tewaukon&fws.gov
http://www.fws.gov/tewaukon/
For State relay service
TTY/Voice: 711
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
http://www.fws.gov
For Refuge Information
1800/344 WILD
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Tewaukon Unit Open
May 1 through September 30
** Prairie Lake Auto Tour Route
Tewaukon Unit Open
May 1 through September 30
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Tewaukon Unit
Open year-round
* Closed Areas
- * Closed January through
August 30
Krause Waterfowl
Production Area
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Boat Ramp
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Accessibility Information
Equal opportunity to participate in and
benefit from programs and activities of
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is
available to all individuals regardless
of physical or mental ability. Dial 711
for a free connection to the State relay
Service for TTY and voice calls to and
from the speech and hearing impaired.
For more information or to address
accessibility needs, please contact the
Refuge staff at 701/7243598, or the
U.S. Department of the Interior,
Office of Equal Opportunity, 1849 C
Street, NW, Washington, D.C. 20240.
Points of Interest
Refer to teact for a
description of each point.
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Prairie Lake Auto Tour
Lake Tewaukon Overlook
Refuge Office and
Visitor Center
4. Tewaukon Peninsula
(The Point)
White-tail Nature Trail