MI · ranked by public data
12 Kalkaska County lakes are at least 50 state-mapped acres with an IFR-surveyed depth, out of 87 documented lakes in the county.
Kalkaska County, MI
80 ft maximum depth · 209 acres
Kalkaska County, MI
80 ft maximum depth · 108 acres
Kalkaska County, MI
78 ft maximum depth · 56 acres
Kalkaska County, MI
72 ft maximum depth · 93 acres
Kalkaska County, MI
50 ft maximum depth · 313 acres
Kalkaska County, MI
47 ft maximum depth · 99 acres
Kalkaska County, MI
31 ft maximum depth · 85 acres
Kalkaska County, MI
29 ft maximum depth · 2,766 acres
Kalkaska County, MI
23 ft maximum depth · 57 acres
Kalkaska County, MI
20 ft maximum depth · 67 acres
| Rank | Lake | County | Max depth | Acres |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | East Lake | Kalkaska | 15 ft | 94 |
| 12 | Crawford Lake | Kalkaska | 8 ft | 161 |
Methodology
FAQ
Twin Lake — Twin Lake in Kalkaska County has the deepest recorded IFR survey point of any ranked Kalkaska County lake, at 80 feet — a historical DNR survey figure, not a modern re-survey.
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.