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Devils Lake, North Dakota in Ramsey County
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49 active listings near Devils Lake
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$549,000   👍* 7870 County Road 1
$469,000   👍* 133 Acorn Rdg
$449,900   👍 503 7th St NE
$379,000   👍 520 Woodland Dr
$369,900   👍* 624 12th Ave NE
$319,000   👍* 902 5th Ave NE
$315,000   👍* 111 Ridgewater Rd
$299,000   👍* 2208 14th Ave SW
$286,000   👍* 105 17th St NE
$280,000   👍 801 Walnut St E
$279,000   👍 615 7th St SE
$265,000   👍 334 Village Ave SE
$249,000   👍 5189 82nd Ave NE
$234,900   👍 917 4th St NE
$224,000   👍 114 10th St NW
$209,900   👍 810 6th St NE
$199,900   👍* 214 14th Ave SE
$189,900   👍 620 6th St NE
$183,000   👍 822 5th St NE
$180,000   👍 1011 3rd St NE
$179,900   👍* 924 8th St NE
$175,000   👍 107 Jenner Trl
$159,900   👍* 116 10th St NW
$154,900   👍* 823 5th Ave NE
$145,000   👍 810 1st St NE
$144,900   👍* 715 4th St NE
$141,900   👍* 833 11th St SE
$139,900   👍* 120 4th St NW
$109,900   👍 Lafayette Rd
$105,000   👍* Blanchfield Blvd
$100,000   👍 7th Ave SE
$69,000   👍 Blk 1 Lot 16
$60,087   👍 815 Willow Blvd
$55,000   👍 1305 Walleye Dr Lot 13
$54,900   👍 306 Arrowwood Dr
$51,270   👍 709 Tamarac Dr
$50,000   👍 Cliffs Pl
$40,000   👍 79th Ave NE
$35,000   👍 604 Harvest Ave
$30,970   👍 803 Linden Ln
$30,000   👍* 807 Linden Ln
$30,000   👍 Steven Ave
$28,000   👍 204 Ackerman Dr
$25,000   👍 513 Valley Dr
$25,000   👍 402 Harvest Ave
$19,900   👍 Block 3 Dakota Shores Sub St Lot 5
$16,500   👍 609 8th St SE

Interested in fun facts and the history of Devils Lake, ND?
Then read on!

Devils Lake is the largest natural body of water in North Dakota.

The town is named after the lake and is known for its outdoor recreational activities, such as fishing, hunting, and bird watching.

Devils Lake has experienced significant water level fluctuations over the years, with some periods of drought causing the lake to shrink and other periods of heavy rainfall causing the lake to flood.

It is home to the Spirit Lake Reservation, a Native American reservation that is part of the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate tribe.

Devils Lake is also home to the North Dakota School for the Deaf, which was established in 1890.

There is a legend surrounding the lake that tells the story of a great flood that destroyed a village, leaving only one man, his wife, and his dog to survive on a raft made of logs. The man prayed to the Great Spirit for help, and the Spirit sent a whirlwind to lift them and their raft up to safety on a nearby hill, which became known as Spirit Mound.