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Minnesota›Biggest lakes›Washington County

MN · ranked by public data

The 25 Biggest Lakes in Washington County, Minnesota

47 Washington County lakes cover at least 50 NHD-mapped acres, out of 108 documented lakes in the county.

  1. 17,694 ac
    7,694 acres

    Washington County, MN

    Lake Saint Croix

    limited
    44.93, -92.767,694 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    7,694 acres

  2. 22,409 ac
    2,409 acres

    Washington County, MN

    White Bear Lake

    limitedDepth map
    45.08, -92.982,409 acres | 83 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    2,409 acres · 83 ft max depth

  3. 32,259 ac
    2,259 acres

    Washington County, MN

    Forest Lake

    limitedDepth map
    45.27, -92.952,259 acres | 37 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    2,259 acres · 37 ft max depth

  4. 41,671 ac
    1,671 acres

    Washington County, MN

    Big Marine Lake

    limitedDepth map
    45.22, -92.861,671 acres | 60 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    1,671 acres · 60 ft max depth

  5. 5463 ac
    463 acres

    Washington County, MN

    Baldwin Lake

    limited
    44.78, -93.01463 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    463 acres

  6. 6458 ac
    458 acres

    Washington County, MN

    Big Carnelian Lake

    limitedDepth map
    45.14, -92.81458 acres | 66 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    458 acres · 66 ft max depth

  7. 7432 ac
    432 acres

    Washington County, MN

    Clear Lake

    limited
    45.26, -93.00432 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    432 acres

  8. 8331 ac
    331 acres

    Washington County, MN

    Oneka Lake

    limited
    45.18, -92.97331 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    331 acres

  9. 9270 ac
    270 acres

    Washington County, MN

    Lake Elmo

    limitedDepth map
    44.98, -92.89270 acres | 140 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    270 acres · 140 ft max depth

  10. 10218 ac
    218 acres

    Washington County, MN

    Bone Lake

    limitedDepth map
    45.29, -92.86218 acres | 30 ft max0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    218 acres · 30 ft max depth

RankLakeCountyAcresMax depth
11Square LakeWashington203 ac68 ft
12Pine Tree LakeWashington174 ac25 ft
13Lake JaneWashington155 ac39 ft
14Lake De MontrevilleWashington154 ac—
15Eagle Point LakeWashington132 ac—
16Sunset LakeWashington130 ac17 ft
17Rice LakeWashington126 ac—
18Mooers LakeWashington122 ac—
19Terrapin LakeWashington122 ac5 ft
20Battle Creek LakeWashington94 ac15 ft
21Long LakeWashington94 ac22 ft
22Lake KeewahtinWashington92 ac—
23School Section LakeWashington92 ac—
24Conley LakeWashington91 ac—
25Lake OlsonWashington87 ac15 ft

Methodology

How this list is built

  • Ranked by surface area computed from USGS National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) lake polygons — consistent federal geometry, not state-documented acreage; figures can differ modestly from traditionally cited ones.
  • The Great Lakes and border waters over 300,000 acres are excluded — this list ranks inland lakes.
  • Lakes whose mapped polygon could not be confidently matched are excluded rather than guessed.
  • Lakes under 50 acres are excluded from rankings.
  • Public access inventories are not yet tracked for Minnesota here, so access is never shown or ranked.

FAQ

Washington County lake records

What is the biggest lake in Washington County?

Lake Saint Croix — Lake Saint Croix in Washington County is the biggest inland lake in Washington County by USGS NHD surface area, at 7,694 acres.

Biggest lakes statewideDeepest lakes in Washington CountyAll Washington County lakes

Source data: USGS National Hydrography Dataset lake polygons as aggregated by LakeList. NHD-computed area can differ modestly from traditionally cited acreages.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.