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6240.2100 DESIGNATED MIGRATORY WATERFOWL FEEDING AND RESTING AREAS.

Subpart 1.

Designation of entire lakes.

The following lakes are designated as migratory waterfowl feeding and resting areas:

Name Location County
A. Bakers Lake T.114N; R.29W McLeod
B. Bear Lake T.101N; R.22W Freeborn
C. Big Rice Lake T.140, 141N; R.26W Cass
D. Cottonwood Lake T.106N; R.25W Blue Earth
E. Diamond Lake T.110N; R.23W Le Sueur
F. Dora Lake T.110N; R.23W Le Sueur
G. Lake Johanna T.123N; R.36W Pope
H. Lake Lillian T.117N; R.33, 34W Kandiyohi
I. Little Puposky Lake T.149N; R.33, 34W Beltrami
J. Mud Lake T.131N; R.43W Otter Tail
K. Mud Lake T.114N; R.26W Sibley
L. Nelson Lake T.124N; R.38W Pope
M. Oakleaf Lake T.110N; R.27W Nicollet
N. Pleasant Lake T.113N; R.23W Scott
O. Puposky Lake T.149N; R.33, 34W Beltrami
P. Rice Lake T.148, 149N; R.27W Itasca
Q. Rice Lake T.111N; R.23W Le Sueur
R. Sanborn Lake T.112N; R.23W Le Sueur
S. Scotch Lake T.110N; R.25W Le Sueur
T. Squaw Lake T.148, 149N; R.27W Itasca
U. Tiger Lake T.115N; R.26W Carver
V. Turtle Lake T.148N; R.39W Polk
W. Unnamed Lake T.114N; R.29W; S.28 McLeod
X. Upper Rice Lake T.145N; R.36, 37W Clearwater
Y. Wagonga Lake T.118, 119N; R.34, 35W Kandiyohi
Z. Washington Lake T.114N; R.26W Sibley
AA. Goose Lake T.143N; R.26W Cass
BB. Lake Henry T.110N; R.25W Le Sueur
CC. Mud Lake T.144N; R.26W Cass
DD. Thielke Lake T.122N; R.46W Big Stone
EE. Upper Twin Lake T.102N; R.22W Freeborn

Subp. 2.

Marsh Lake, Big Stone, Lac qui Parle, and Swift Counties.

The following portion of Marsh Lake in Big Stone, Lac qui Parle, and Swift Counties is designated as a migratory waterfowl feeding and resting area:

That portion of the lake lying east and southeast of a line beginning at the point where the west section line of Section 10, Township 120 North, Range 44 West, meets the lake water line; thence running southeast approximately 370 rods to the southwest corner of Egret Island located in Section 15, Township 120 North, Range 44 West; thence running southeast approximately 340 rods to a point where the east section line of Section 22, Township 120 North, Range 44 West, intersects the water line of the south shore of the lake.

Subp. 3.

Lake Lizzie, Otter Tail County.

All that portion of Lake Lizzie in Otter Tail County in Sections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, Township 136 North, Range 42 West is designated as a migratory waterfowl feeding and resting area.

Subp. 4.

[Repealed, 24 SR 644]

Subp. 5.

South Heron Lake, Jackson County.

That part of Heron Lake known as South Heron Lake in Jackson County except those portions described as follows is designated as a migratory waterfowl feeding and resting area except during the early Canada goose season:

That part of the lake lying northwest of a straight line beginning at the state-owned access on the west shore in Section 15, Township 103 North, Range 37 West; thence running northeast to the point of the peninsula on the east side of the inlet to Okabena and Division Creeks located in Section 10, Township 103 North, Range 37 West; also that part lying South of a straight line beginning at Burmeisters Point in Section 13, Township 103 North, Range 37 West; thence running west to Sandy Point in Section 24, Township 103 North, Range 37 West.

Subp. 6.

North Heron Lake, Jackson County.

That part of Heron Lake known as North Heron Lake in Jackson County except those areas known as Winzer Bay and North Marsh is designated as a migratory waterfowl feeding and resting area.

Subp. 7.

Lake Christina, Grant and Douglas Counties.

All of Lake Christina in Grant and Douglas Counties except that part lying south of a straight line beginning at the east terminus of the north line of Government Lot 3, Section 12, Township 130 North, Range 41 West, at the water's edge of Lake Christina; thence running east to the water's edge at the northwest point of the peninsula of Government Lot 1, Section 8, Township 130 North, Range 40 West, that projects into said lake is designated as a migratory waterfowl feeding and resting area.

Subp. 8.

Mud Lake, Traverse County.

All that portion of Mud Lake in Traverse County within the following described area is designated as a migratory waterfowl feeding and resting area:

Beginning at the point where the Bois de Sioux River enters the bed of Mud Lake north of Reservation Dam; thence northeast along the west boundary of Minnesota to a point due west of the farthest north portion of Lewis Point; thence east to said point on Lewis Point; thence southeast along the shoreline of Mud Lake defined by the prevailing water level to the point of beginning.

Subp. 9.

Minnesota Lake, Faribault and Blue Earth Counties.

All that portion of Minnesota Lake in Faribault and Blue Earth Counties within the area posted by signs or buoys and identified as a migratory waterfowl feeding and resting area is designated as a migratory waterfowl feeding and resting area.

Statutory Authority:

MS s 97A.045; 97A.095

History:

18 SR 83; 24 SR 644; 30 SR 613; 34 SR 621; 35 SR 2014; 39 SR 1006

Published Electronically:

January 12, 2015

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