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Michigan›Deepest lakes›Barry County

MI · ranked by public data

The 25 Deepest Lakes in Barry County, Michigan

31 Barry County lakes are at least 50 state-mapped acres with an IFR-surveyed depth, out of 156 documented lakes in the county.

  1. 168 ft
    2,735 acres

    Barry County, MI

    Gun Lake

    limitedDepth map
    42.60, -85.522,735 acres | 68 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    68 ft maximum depth · 2,735 acres

  2. 260 ft
    181 acres

    Barry County, MI

    Barlow Lake

    limitedDepth map
    42.67, -85.52181 acres | 60 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    60 ft maximum depth · 181 acres

  3. 358 ft
    417 acres

    Barry County, MI

    Jordan Lake

    limitedDepth map
    42.77, -85.14417 acres | 58 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    58 ft maximum depth · 417 acres

  4. 455 ft
    130 acres

    Barry County, MI

    Duncan Lake

    limitedDepth map
    42.75, -85.53130 acres | 55 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    55 ft maximum depth · 130 acres

  5. 550 ft
    134 acres

    Barry County, MI

    Cloverdale Lake

    limitedDepth map
    42.54, -85.40134 acres | 50 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    50 ft maximum depth · 134 acres

  6. 645 ft
    227 acres

    Barry County, MI

    Wilkinson Lake

    limitedDepth map
    42.52, -85.41227 acres | 45 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    45 ft maximum depth · 227 acres

  7. 745 ft
    182 acres

    Barry County, MI

    Algonquin Lake

    limitedDepth map
    42.67, -85.33182 acres | 45 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    45 ft maximum depth · 182 acres

  8. 844 ft
    84 acres

    Barry County, MI

    Podunk Lake

    limitedDepth map
    42.61, -85.3584 acres | 44 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    44 ft maximum depth · 84 acres

  9. 943 ft
    113 acres

    Barry County, MI

    Payne Lake

    limitedDepth map
    42.64, -85.52113 acres | 43 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    43 ft maximum depth · 113 acres

  10. 1043 ft
    51 acres

    Barry County, MI

    Saddlebag Lake

    limitedDepth map
    42.72, -85.0851 acres | 43 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    43 ft maximum depth · 51 acres

RankLakeCountyMax depthAcres
11Bristol LakeBarry40 ft140
12Leach LakeBarry40 ft107
13Mill LakeBarry40 ft84
14Long LakeBarry40 ft75
15Wall LakeBarry36 ft557
16Stewart LakeBarry36 ft51
17Big Cedar LakeBarry35 ft84
18Pine LakeBarry34 ft611
19Gilkey LakeBarry33 ft84
20Pine LakeBarry32 ft59
21Thornapple LakeBarry30 ft415
22Little Long LakeBarry30 ft170
23Middle LakeBarry30 ft135
24Guernsey LakeBarry28 ft217
25Pleasant LakeBarry27 ft141

Methodology

How this list is built

  • Ranked by the deepest point recorded in Michigan DNR Institute for Fisheries Research (IFR) lake surveys — historical hand-drawn survey maps, largely mid-1900s, digitized by the DNR. Depths have not been re-confirmed by modern survey.
  • Only lakes with an IFR survey can rank; Michigan lakes without one are not listed rather than guessed at.
  • Lakes under 50 acres — or without a confidently matched Michigan DNR GIS lake polygon for acreage — are excluded from rankings.
  • Public access inventories are not yet tracked for Michigan, so access is never shown or ranked here.

FAQ

Barry County lake records

What is the deepest lake in Barry County?

Gun Lake — Gun Lake in Barry County has the deepest recorded IFR survey point of any ranked Barry County lake, at 68 feet — a historical DNR survey figure, not a modern re-survey.

Deepest lakes statewideBiggest lakes in Barry CountyAll Barry County lakes

Source data: Michigan DNR Institute for Fisheries Research historical lake surveys (largely mid-1900s; depths not re-confirmed by modern survey) and Michigan DNR GIS lake polygons, as aggregated by LakeList.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.