Michigan Lake Depths
Michigan · Baraga County

Baraga County lake maps & depth charts

Explore 17 lakes as 3D depth maps, built from Michigan DNR and NOAA bathymetric surveys — surveyed depth draped over real elevation and aerial imagery.

Featured depth maps

3D depth map of Beaufort LakeMost fish species surveyedBeaufort Lake4 fish species · 30 ft deep · 442 acresExplore the 3D map 3D depth map of King LakeThird largest inland lakeKing Lake20 ft deep · 498 acresExplore the 3D map 3D depth map of Craig LakeCraig Lake25 ft deep · 405 acresExplore the 3D map

Where the lakes are

Keweenaw Bay · 468 ft · 63,737 acNed Lake · 20 ft · 770 acWorm Lake · 7 ft · 634 acKing Lake · 20 ft · 498 acBeaufort Lake · 30 ft · 442 acCraig Lake · 25 ft · 405 acRuth Lake · 35 ft · 199 acParent Lake · 10 ft · 191 acPetticoat Lake · 25 ft · 128 acBig Lake · 34 ft · 122 acCoon Lake · 45 ft · 74 acPinery Lakes · 15 ft · 53 acLake Alice · 51 ft · 46 acTrout Lake · 14 ft · 44 acRoland Lake · 22 ft · 39 acMiddle Lake · 29 ft · 29 acLittle Lake · 6 ft · 5 acKeweenaw BayNed LakeWorm Lake

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

Great Lakes bay

All 17 mapped waters in Baraga County; deepest is Keweenaw Bay at 468 ft. Tap a dot to open that lake.