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1-Oct-2011 The NH DES has set the drawdown date for Deering Lake to be October 10, 2011.  For more more information, go to http://des.nh.gov/media/pr/2011/20110916-lakes-drawdown.htm.

 

Boat owners who are interested in forming a group to potentially be eligible for a discount on winterizing and boat wrap services should contact Kelly Selfridge at kelley611@gmail.com.

 

The final roadside cleanup event is scheduled for 10/15/2011 starting at the Town Hal at 9:00 am.  For more more information, contact Glenn Clark at glennie2006@yahoo.com.

 

 

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"The purpose of the DLIA shall be:


(A) To stimulate the interest that is common to all property owners on Deering Lake;
(B) To disseminate information regarding and/or of interest to the Association;
(C) To be the official representative of matters concerning Deering Lake with regards to the Town of
Deering, the County of Hillsborough and the State of New Hampshire that will affect the members of this
Association."

 

Water Safety

Please observe all rules and regulations as required by NH State law.  Deering Lake is enjoyed by swimmers, kayakers, canoeists, fisherman, and boaters.  All motorized watercraft must maintain headway speed when within 150 feet of shore, other boaters, and non-motorized watercraft. Ski crafts are prohibited on Deering Lake.

For additional information, refer to the "Useful Links" menu at the top of this page. If you observe a boating violation or have questions, contact the NH Marine Patrol at (603) 293-2037 or (877) 642-9700.

 

Did You Know...
Deering Lake is about 315 acres and a little over a mile long from one end to the other. The average depth is about 12 feet with the deepest part of the lake running at about 35 feet in the southwest corner. Deering Lake is home to at least one pair of nesting loons each year. The lake has both small and large mouth bass as well as trout and pickerel. As for other wildlife, the lake has a least one large turtle - this guy is huge! Blue herons and cranes also visit the lake each year. Hawks, owls, and even the occasional eagle are also regularly seen.

If you spot a cyanobacteria bloom (blue-green algae) or scum, avoid swimming or wading in the water, do not dring the water, keep pets and livestock out of the water and call NHDES at 603-271-3414 or 603-419-9229.

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