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CALENDAR
OF EVENTS
JULY 1
DIAMOND LAKE IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING
6:30 pm at the
Fire Station
guest speaker will be
Dave Harsh ~ DNR~
public welcome
JULY 4
DIAMOND LAKE HALF MARATHON RUN
NO entry fee
Run starts at 7:30am.
Call Jeff Bell 447-4117
for sign-up and details.
DIAMOND LAKE 4TH OF JULY BOAT PARADE
2pm Beach Club
forming a single line (floaters in back )
Parade COUNTER CLOCK WISE
around Lake.
Steve Petroni
DLIA President
Parade Marshall
4TH OF JULY
FIREWORKS DISPLAY
10 pm center of the lake. Sherriff/Marine patrol on Lake during fireworks.
NO-Wake Zone near
fireworks loading barge.
Please keep 300 ft away
from firing barge.
Please No personal fireworks during Lake display.

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MISSION STATEMENT:
To Protect & Preserve the Water,
& Enhance the Quality of Life
on Diamond Lake
through Planning,
Visionary Leadership,
& Dedicated Volunteers
for the Benefit of
Current & Future Generations.
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Boater Alert!
As of January 1, 2009, if you are age 25 years or younger you may not operate a boat or personal watercraft with 15 or more horsepower without first attending an approved Boater Safety Education Course and obtaining a Washington Boater Education Card.
Next Class:
Saturday, July 11, 8 am
@ Quonset Hut on Highway 2.
Diamond Lake Improvement Association is sponsoring a Boater Safety Class at the Quonset Hut near the fire station. Instructor, Charlie Schaeffer is able to offer this class free at this time. All you need to pay for is $10 to the State for your license.
To make your reservations contact
gguinn@surf1.ws
For all other inquiries email
DLIA@diamondlakewa.org


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Diamond Lake
is one of many natural lakes
of northeastern Washington.
It lies in the southern part of
Pend Oreille County,
about 7 miles southwest of Newport.
Diamond Lake
appears to have been formed by a dam of sand and gravel
washed out from a glacier,
blocking the valley in which the lake is now found.
Size (acres) 800
Maximum Depth (feet) 58
Mean Depth (feet) 27
Lake Volume (acre-feet) 21,600
Drainage Area (square miles) 17.40
Altitude (feet) 2,340
Shoreline Length (miles) 7.0

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