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New Hydrilla Infestation Detected at Arrowhead Cove in Deep Creek Lake

Maryland Dept. of Natural Resources

Sep 3, 2025

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has recently identified a new location of Hydrilla verticillata, an invasive aquatic plant, near Arrowhead Cove in Deep Creek Lake. Thi…

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New Hydrilla Infestation Detected at Arrowhead Cove in Deep Creek Lake

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