Devils River

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Devils River is a clear, spring-fed river in southwestern Texas known for its remote, rugged setting and exceptional water quality, popular for paddling, fishing, and wildlife viewing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country United States
flowsInto Amistad Reservoir
hasEcosystemType desert river
riparian corridor
hasProtectedArea Big Satan Unit of Devils River State Natural Area
Del Norte Unit of Devils River State Natural Area
Devils River State Natural Area
hasRegulation limited public access
paddling permit requirements in some reaches
hasReputation challenging multi-day paddling destination
one of the most pristine rivers in Texas
knownFor canoeing
exceptional water quality
fishing
kayaking
paddling
remote setting
rugged terrain
wildlife viewing
locatedIn Southwestern Texas
linked to: Trans-Pecos region

Sutton County, Texas
Texas
Val Verde County, Texas
managedBy Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
mouthOf Lake Amistad
notableFor minimal development along banks
relatively pristine condition
recreationActivity camping
canoeing
fishing
hiking
kayaking
paddling
wildlife viewing
region Edwards Plateau
Trans-Pecos Texas
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
sourceRegion Edwards Plateau aquifer system
linked to: Edwards Aquifer
state Texas
tributaryOf Rio Grande
waterClarity clear
waterType spring-fed
waterUse limited local supply
recreation
wildlifeHabitatFor birds
fish
mammals
reptiles

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Rio Grande hasTributary Devils River