Michigan Lake Depths
Michigan · Oscoda County

Oscoda County lake maps & depth charts

Explore 29 lakes as 3D depth maps, built from Michigan DNR bathymetric surveys — surveyed depth draped over real elevation and aerial imagery.

Featured depth maps

3D depth map of Shamrock LakeLargest in the countyShamrock Lake10 ft deep · 235 acresExplore the 3D map 3D depth map of Tea LakeDeepest mapped contourTea Lake70 ft deep · 214 acresExplore the 3D map 3D depth map of McCollum LakeMost fish species surveyedMcCollum Lake16 fish species · 60 ft deep · 219 acresExplore the 3D map

Where the lakes are

Shamrock Lake · 10 ft · 235 acMcCollum Lake · 60 ft · 219 acTea Lake · 70 ft · 214 acSnyder Lake · 22 ft · 150 acMack Lake · 5 ft · 147 acLoon Lake · 50 ft · 88 acMuskrat Lake · 4 ft · 83 acLittle Bear Lake · 18 ft · 57 acBass Lake · 20 ft · 53 acPerry Lake (South and Middle) · 48 ft · 49 acOak Lake · 4 ft · 39 acMoon Lake · 16 ft · 30 acRhoads Lake · 31 ft · 28 acWagner Lake · 25 ft · 25 acSmith Lake · 39 ft · 22 acSaddleback Lake · 8 ft · 14 acHorseshoe Lake · 16 ft · 12 acThree Lakes (Middle) · 14 ft · 10 acRudd Lake · 12 ft · 10 acShaw Lake · 32 ft · 10 acChurchill Lake · 30 ft · 10 acHappy Lake · 30 ft · 9 acSecond Lake · 25 ft · 8 acNoodles Lake · 1 ft · 8 acEcho Lake · 22 ft · 7 acHughes Lake · 18 ft · 6 acLake Paul · 25 ft · 5 acHelmer Lake · 31 ft · 4 acTwo Bit Lake · 35 ft · 1 acShamrock LakeMcCollum LakeTea Lake

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

All 29 mapped lakes in Oscoda County; deepest is Tea Lake at 70 ft. Tap a dot to open that lake.