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Black Lake (Waucoma Ridge)

From Oregon Hikers Field Guide

At Black Lake (bobcat)
Outlet channel and dam, Black Lake (bobcat)

Description

Black Lake, along with North Lake and Rainy Lake, was dammed by a low wall at the beginning of the 20th century to make it a better log pond. Flumes from each of these lakes carried logs downhill to the Stanley-Smith Lumber Mill at Greenpoint, now Kingsley, in the vicinity of the current reservoirs.

There is a walk-in Forest Service campground at Black Lake. Brook trout can be fished from the lake.

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