Cottonwood Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Cottonwood Lake National Wildlife Refuge: Cottonwood Lake National Wildlife Refuge is a National Wildlife Refuge in McHenry County, North Dakota. It is managed under J. Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge.

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Coordinates: 47°52′10″N 100°39′36″W / 47.86944°N 100.66°W / 47.86944; -100.66

v · Protected Areas of North Dakota

National Parks:
Theodore Roosevelt National Park

National Historic Sites:
Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site • Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site

National Wildlife Refuges:
Appert Lake • Ardoch • Arrowwood • Audubon • Bone Hill Creek • Brumba • Buffalo Lake • Camp Lake • Canfield Lake • Chase Lake • Cottonwood Lake • Dakota Lake • Des Lacs • Florence Lake • Halfway Lake • Hiddenwood • Hobart Lake • Hutchinson Lake • J. Clark Salyer • Johnson Lake • Kellys Slough • Lake Alice • Lake George • Lake Ilo • Lake Nettie • Lake Otis • Lake Patricia • Lake Zahl • Lambs Lake • Little Goose • Long Lake • Lords Lake • Lost Lake • Maple River • McLean • Pleasant Lake • Pretty Rock • Rabb Lake • Rock Lake • Rose Lake • School Section Lake • Shell Lake • Sheyenne Lake • Sibley Lake • Silver Lake • Slade • Snyder Lake • Springwater • Stewart Lake • Stoney Slough • Storm Lake • Stump Lake • Sullys Hill National Game Preserve • Sunburst Lake • Tewaukon • Tomahawk • Upper Souris • White Lake • Wild Rice • Willow Lake • Wintering River • Wood Lake

National Grasslands:
Cedar River • Dakota Prairie • Little Missouri • Sheyenne

U.S. Wilderness Areas:
Chase Lake • Lostwood • Theodore Roosevelt

Federal Other:
International Peace Garden • North Country National Scenic Trail

State Parks and Recreation Areas:
Beaver Lake State Park • Cross Ranch State Park • Devils Lake State Parks • Black Tiger Bay State Recreation Area • Grahams Island State Park • Doyle Memorial State Park • Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park • Fort Ransom State Park • Fort Stevenson State Park • Historic Elmwood • Icelandic State Park • Gunlogson Arboretum Nature Preserve • Indian Hills Resort State Recreation Area • Lake Metigoshe State Park • Lake Sakakawea State Park • Lewis and Clark State Park • Little Missouri State Park • Sully Creek State Recreation Area • Shelver’s Grove State Recreation Area • Turtle River State Park

Categories:
Geography of McHenry County, North Dakota
National Wildlife Refuges in North Dakota
North Dakota protected area stubs

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