....                                                                                          The Largest Labyrinth Weir Spillway Facility In The World The Second Largest Lake In New Mexico Logan is pleased to welcome you to the shores of Ute Lake. The idea for this project was conceived by the local people who foresaw the time when Ute Lake would be essential for the growth and welfare of Logan, Quay County and New Mexico. As a result of their efforts, the project became a reality. Ute Dam, completed in 1963, is owned and operated by the NM Interstate Stream Commission (NMISC). Ute Dam is the overall largest Labyrinth Weir Spillway facility in the free world and the largest built by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation with a design discharge capacity of 550,000 cubic feet per second. Recreation Ute Lake is the second largest lake in New Mexico and provides boating and water sports, including water skiing, kneeboarding, jet skiing, wind surfing, parasailing, warm water fishing, and hunting. Numerous species of protected game are also found in the area. Recreational opportunities in water sports and wildlife related activities are expected to increase with the larger capacity. Logan invites you to enjoy the healthful outdoor recreation to be found at beautiful Ute Lake State Park. The park is open to the public on a year-around basis seven days a week. Trained park personnel are on hand to answer questions, give helpful suggestions and serve as courteous and friendly hosts during your stay in the area. For your convenience there are picnic areas with showers, sanitary stations, modern restrooms, overnight camping areas, large docking areas, nature trails, and biking.