Protecting Northern Michigan's Water Resources

Adams Lake

Adams Lake is a small lake in Marion Township of Charlevoix County. A large wetland complex exists along its southern shore. Dense aquatic plant growth exists throughout much of the lake.

43 acres

OF SURFACE AREA

4.2 miles

OF SHORELINE

15 feet

MAX DEPTH

Overview of Adams Lake

Watershed

Lake Charlevoix Watershed

Primary Inflows

Headwaters

Primary Outflows

Mouth

Surface Area

43 acres

Shoreline

4.2 miles

Maximum Depth

15 feet

Length

Known Aquatic Invasive Species

Monitoring and Research:

An aquatic plant survey was conducted on Adams Lake in 2010.

Additional Resources:

Title	Categories	Link	hf:doc_categories
2012 Lake Charlevoix Watershed Management Plan	Adams Lake, Deer Lake, EGLE/EPA Approved Watershed Management Plans, Lake Charlevoix, Lake Charlevoix Watershed, Nowland Lake	Download	adams-lake deer-lake watershed-plan-approved lake-charlevoix lake-charlevoix-watershed nowland-lake inland-lakes watersheds
2010 Adams Lake Aquatic Plant Survey	Adams Lake, Aquatic Plant Surveys	Download	adams-lake aquatic-plant-surveys inland-lakes
2010 Adams Lake Aquatic Plant Survey	Adams Lake, Aquatic Plant Surveys	Download	adams-lake aquatic-plant-surveys inland-lakes

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