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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Park Statistics
 

Visitation

Fiscal Year

Recreational

Non-Recreational

Total Visits *

Percentage Change

2004 1,264,923 1,200 1,266,123 -7.22%
2003 1,363,483 1,200 1,364,683 -5.07%
2002 1,436,309 1,200 1,437,509 12.08%
2001 1,277,183 5,400 1,282,583 -10.02%
2000 1,407,448 18,000 1,425,448 -0.95%
1999 1,421,124 18,000 1,439,124 -7.26%
1998 1,533,842 18,000 1,551,842 10.62%
1997 1,384,812 18,000 1,402,812 29.76%
1996 1,063,112 18,000 1,081,112 -21.32%
1995 1,356,092 18,000 1,374,092 -10.97%
1994 1,525,337 18,000 1,543,337 30.16%
1993 1,167,762 18,000 1,185,762 -3.89%
1992 1,215,802 18,000 1,233,802 -30.86%
1991 1,766,420 18,000 1,784,420 22.53%
1990 1,438,301 18,000 1,456,301 -
 

Acreage

Fiscal Year Gross Year Acres
2004 100,390
2003 100,390
2002 100,390
2001 100,390
2000 100,390
1999 100,390
1998 100,390
1997 100,390
1996 100,390
1995 100,390
1994 100,390
1993 100,390
1992 100,390
1991 100,390
1990 100,390
 

Budget (ONPS Base)

Fiscal Year Total ONPS Budget
2005 $4,091,000.00
2004 $3,967,000.00
2003 $3,958,000.00
2002 $3,957,000.00
2001 $3,883,000.00
2000 $3,714,000.00
1999 $3,444,000.00
1998 $3,321,000.00
1997 $3,211,000.00
1996 $3,054,000.00
1995 $3,049,000.00
1994 $2,581,000.00
1993 $2,482,000.00
1992 $2,414,000.00
1991 $2,264,000.00
1990 $1,812,000.00

 

Volunteers

Year Hours # of VIPs
2002* 8,575 41
2001 7,357 49
2000 4,179 22
1999 7,298 62
1998 5,799 55
* Currently being updated.

Park ranger patrolling the shoreline  

Did You Know?
A common rumor at Lake Roosevelt is that the National Park Service controls the lake level. This is not true. The lake level is controlled by Bureau of Reclamation computers that optimize lake levels for only five things: flood control, power production, irrigation, dam repairs, and salmon runs.

Last Updated: November 01, 2006 at 18:34 EST