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New York›Biggest lakes›Columbia County

NY · ranked by public data

The 8 Biggest Lakes in Columbia County, New York

8 Columbia County lakes cover at least 50 NHD-mapped acres, out of 40 documented lakes in the county.

  1. 1432 ac
    432 acres

    Columbia County, NY

    Copake Lake

    limited
    42.14, -73.60432 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    432 acres

  2. 2345 ac
    345 acres

    Columbia County, NY

    Kinderhook Lake

    limited
    42.45, -73.65345 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    345 acres

  3. 3203 ac
    203 acres

    Columbia County, NY

    Lake Taghkanic

    limited
    42.09, -73.71203 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    203 acres

  4. 4141 ac
    141 acres

    Columbia County, NY

    Queechy Lake

    limited
    42.41, -73.41141 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    141 acres

  5. 5102 ac
    102 acres

    Columbia County, NY

    Robinson Pond

    limited
    42.12, -73.56102 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    102 acres

  6. 673 ac
    73 acres

    Columbia County, NY

    Upper Rhoda Pond

    limited
    42.09, -73.5973 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    73 acres

  7. 764 ac
    64 acres

    Columbia County, NY

    Bell Pond

    limited
    42.17, -73.7564 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    64 acres

  8. 859 ac
    59 acres

    Columbia County, NY

    Lower Rhoda Pond

    limited
    42.08, -73.5959 acres0 public access pointsSpecies pending

    59 acres

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 Lake Champlain are excluded — Champlain spans New York, Vermont, and Québec, so its full surface would overstate a New York ranking.
  • 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 New York here, so access is never shown or ranked.

FAQ

Columbia County lake records

What is the biggest lake in Columbia County?

Copake Lake — Copake Lake in Columbia County is the biggest lake within Columbia County by USGS NHD surface area, at 432 acres (Lake Champlain, shared with Vermont and Québec, is excluded).

Biggest lakes statewideAll Columbia 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.