MI · ranked by public data
14 Kalkaska County lakes cover at least 50 state-mapped acres, out of 87 documented lakes in the county.
Kalkaska County, MI
2,766 acres · 29 ft max depth
Kalkaska County, MI
313 acres · 50 ft max depth
Kalkaska County, MI
209 acres · 80 ft max depth
Kalkaska County, MI
161 acres · 8 ft max depth
Kalkaska County, MI
108 acres · 80 ft max depth
Kalkaska County, MI
99 acres · 47 ft max depth
Kalkaska County, MI
94 acres · 15 ft max depth
Kalkaska County, MI
93 acres · 72 ft max depth
| Rank | Lake | County | Acres | Max depth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | Little Twin Lake | Kalkaska | 85 ac | 31 ft |
| 12 | Long Lake | Kalkaska | 67 ac | 20 ft |
| 13 | Cub Lake | Kalkaska | 57 ac | 23 ft |
| 14 | North Blue Lake | Kalkaska | 56 ac | 78 ft |
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Lake Skegemog — Lake Skegemog in Kalkaska County is the biggest inland lake in Kalkaska County by Michigan DNR GIS acreage, at 2,766 acres.
Source data: Michigan DNR GIS lake polygons as aggregated by LakeList. GIS-computed acres can differ modestly from older published figures.Lake outlines are shoreline shapes from LakeList and the USGS National Hydrography Dataset; they illustrate a lake's form and are not depth or navigation charts.