Minnesota Lake Depths
Minnesota · Martin County

Martin County lake depth maps

Explore 15 lakes as 3D depth maps, built from Minnesota DNR bathymetric surveys — surveyed depth draped over real elevation and aerial imagery.

Featured depth maps

3D depth map of Hall LakeDeepest mapped contourHall Lake25 ft deep · 549 acresExplore the 3D map 3D depth map of Sisseton LakeMost fish species surveyedSisseton Lake18 fish species · 17 ft deep · 140 acresExplore the 3D map 3D depth map of Cedar LakeSecond largestCedar Lake6 ft deep · 707 acresExplore the 3D map

Where the lakes are

Fox Lake · 20 ft · 949 acCedar Lake · 6 ft · 707 acHall Lake · 25 ft · 549 acBig Twin Lake · 10 ft · 461 acWilmert Lake · 7 ft · 364 acClear Lake · 6 ft · 268 acSouth Silver Lake · 20 ft · 249 acBudd Lake · 15 ft · 228 acNorth Silver Lake · 5 ft · 208 acLake Imogene · 6 ft · 186 acAmber Lake · 15 ft · 182 acFish Lake · 6 ft · 156 acSisseton Lake · 17 ft · 140 acGeorge Lake · 10 ft · 83 acClam Lake · 5 ft · 71 acFox LakeCedar LakeHall Lake

Dot size and shade follow max depth: under 15 ft 100 ft and deeper

All 15 mapped lakes in Martin County; deepest is Hall Lake at 25 ft. Tap a dot to open that lake.