Klamath Drainage District (KDD) provides irrigation water to family farmers and ranchers working the lands of the former Lower Klamath Lake. Located in the Klamath Basin in Klamath County, Oregon, the district is located in a triangle bordered by that lie north of Stateline Road, bordering the Lower Klamath Lake Wildlife Refuge; run east to Highway 97; from Highway 97 running north to just shy of Midland; then following the Klamath Hills back down to Stateline, totaling approximately 27,000 acres.

KDD's board and patrons are also vigilant about providing habitat for area wildlife and the birds of the Pacific Flyway. From providing hunting grounds for the bald eagles nesting in Bear Valley National Wildlife Refuge to ensuring waterfowl have access to water in the Lower Klamath Wildlife Refuge to one of our patrons working on C'waam and Koptu recovery, we understand the importance of maintaining a balance between the ecosystem and agriculture.

To learn more about our innovative district, visit https://klamathdrainagedistrict.org/about-klamath-drainage-district/.

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