Devils River State Natural Area

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Devils River State Natural Area is a remote Texas state natural area known for its rugged canyons, clear spring-fed river, and opportunities for primitive recreation and wildlife viewing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf park
protected area
state natural area
accessPolicy limited access
reservations often required
conservationFocus aquatic ecosystem protection
riparian habitat protection
wildlife habitat conservation
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county Val Verde County, Texas NERFINISHED
environment semi-arid
feature remote backcountry campsites
river access points
scenic overlooks
governingBody Texas Parks and Wildlife Department NERFINISHED
hydrology spring-fed river
knownFor backcountry camping
birdwatching
clear spring-fed river
hiking
paddling on Devils River
primitive recreation
remote location
rugged canyons
wildlife viewing
locatedIn Southwest Texas NERFINISHED
locatedOn Devils River NERFINISHED
managingOrganization Texas Parks and Wildlife Department NERFINISHED
nearestCity Del Rio, Texas NERFINISHED
partOf Texas state parks system NERFINISHED
recreationActivity canoeing
fishing
hiking trails
kayaking
mountain biking (limited)
primitive camping
regulation no on-site fuel or supplies
pack-in pack-out ethics encouraged
state Texas
terrain canyons
desert scrub
limestone hills
wildlife desert-adapted species
migratory birds

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Devils River hasProtectedArea Devils River State Natural Area
Devils River hasProtectedArea Devils River State Natural Area
this entity surface form: Del Norte Unit of Devils River State Natural Area
Devils River hasProtectedArea Devils River State Natural Area
this entity surface form: Big Satan Unit of Devils River State Natural Area