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Protecting Northern Michigan's ​Water Resources

Marion Lake

Marion Lake is located in western Charlevoix County, in terrain consisting of scores of glacial drumlins. Also known as Lake 26, the lake has no public access, however, it has been monitored by local residents for the past several years as part of our Volunteer Lake Monitoring program.

119 acres

OF SURFACE AREA

2.7 miles

OF SHORELINE

52 feet

MAX DEPTH

Overview of Marion Lake

Primary Outflows

Surface Area

119 acres

Shoreline

2.7 miles

Maximum Depth

52 feet

Known Aquatic Invasive Species

Description:

Marion Lake is located in western Charlevoix County, in terrain consisting of scores of glacial drumlins. Also known as Lake 26, the lake has no public access, however, it has been monitored by local residents for the past several years as part of our Volunteer Lake Monitoring program. 

Bluegill, largemouth bass, black crappie, and northern pike commonly found in Lake Marion. Painted turtles, otters, beavers, green frogs, and a family of loons can be seen on and around the lake.

Monitoring and Research:

Marion Lake is monitored through the Watershed Council’s Volunteer Lake Monitoring (VLM) Program for water transparency, chlorophyll-a, and water temperature.

Additional Resources:

See additional resources on our Aquavist page.

A wide variety of maps for this area are available online at the Michigan Natural Features Inventory (MNFI) Data Resources page.

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Comprehensive Water Quality Monitoring (CWQM)
2020 Marion Lake CWQM
2010 Small Gem Lakes Profile

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