Raystown Lake in Huntingdon ... to raise the level of the lake to the required level for boating. “The level of the lake must reach 775 feet above sea level before boating becomes possible.

In March, the Army Corps’ Baltimore office announced that 300 of its campsites on the 8,600-acre lake would be closed ...

The Raystown Lake project provided flood control, recreational opportunities ... either relocated or bulldozed and covered with earth before the dam was flooded to prevent floating debris.

Officials say it was a part of the 1936 Flood Control Act, leading to the construction of the Raystown Lake Dam we know now, happening in the mid 60’s. During the original ceremony, then Vice ...

Lake Raystown has its own tales about what's ... The rangers said the Army Corps clears an area before they flood it with water. Harrington explained the process while he overlooked what is ...

The act authorized spending $10 billion on the nation’s harbors, flood control ... Corps will host four public meetings before a draft Raystown Lake Master Plan revision is completed ...

Raystown Lake is a man-made lake that was initially a flood mitigation project of the Army Corps of Engineers, who now own much of the land around the lake. In this week's Road Trippin' segment ...

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is providing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with $20,655,000 to repair infrastructure surrounding Raystown Lake ... role in flood mitigation ...

The US Army Corps of Engineers is closing some campgrounds at Pennsylvania's Raystown ... family.The current lake was completed in 1973 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.Developed for flood ...

BALTIMORE — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Baltimore District, which oversees multiple Flood Risk Management ... subject to cancelation. The Raystown Lake Visitor Center, as well ...