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Crop water use information is now available from the Lower Loup NRD for the 2020 irrigation season. The data is compiled by the University of Nebraska- Lincoln Extension and can be accessed by clicking on the “Resources”… Read More
The Great Park Pursuit provides Nebraskans with incentives to visit Nebraska's many park areas, this year including the Lower Loup NRD's Davis Creek Recreation Area south of North Loup. With travel restrictions lifting,… Read More
Landowners in three river basins in the Lower Loup Natural Resources District (LLNRD) may apply for new groundwater irrigated acres for 2021. The Lower Loup NRD Board of Directors approved the new irrigation at its meeting… Read More
The Lower Loup Natural Resources District Board of Directors has approved funding up to $32,000 for flood damage repairs to the Horseshoe Dike on the Loup River in Nance County. The vote to approve the assistance to the… Read More
The Lower Loup NRD has distributed the latest edition of it's district-wide newsletter, entitled IN THE LOUP, to residents in all 16 counties that make up the NRD. The quarterly newsletter covers a variety of topics relating… Read More
The Lower Loup Natural Resources District (LLNRD) has received public comment on recommendations to reduce flooding from those who live in and around the City of Sargent and the surrounding watershed. On February 24, 2020,… Read More
The Lower Loup Natural Resources District (LLNRD) Board accepted the final report on opportunities to reduce flooding in and around the Village of North Loup or the Mira Creek Watershed on June 25, 2020. To see the report,… Read More
The Lower Loup NRD’s two recreation areas have re-opened for overnight camping. RV and tent camping are now allowed at both Pibel Lake Recreation Area south of Bartlett and Davis Creek Recreation Area south of North Loup. NRD… Read More
The Lower Loup NRD's water quality newsletter, "Water Matters," has been mailed out to residents in the District's higher phase water quality areas and subareas. The 2020 edition includes stories on groundwater nitrate management,… Read More
Thanks to an unusually wet 2019, groundwater levels in the Lower Loup Natural Resources District have reached all-time highs. Following the record floods of the previous year, groundwater levels rose, on average, 1.82 feet. … Read More
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Download FormsDavis Creek is a 1,140 acre lake offering fishing, boating and other water sports and is located six miles south of North Loup.
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