Protecting Northern Michigan's Water Resources

Spring Lake

Spring Lake is a small lake near Petoskey State Park in Emmet County. Although the lake is less than a half mile from Little Traverse Bay, it is part of the Cheboygan River Watershed and drains over 40 miles east into Lake Huron via the Inland Waterway.

6 acres

OF SURFACE AREA

.6 miles

OF SHORELINE

5 feet

MAX DEPTH

Overview of Spring Lake

Watershed

Pickerel-Crooked Lakes Watershed

Primary Inflows

Groundwater

Headwaters

Primary Outflows

Mud Lake Creek

Surface Area

6 acres

Shoreline

.6 miles

Maximum Depth

5 feet

Known Aquatic Invasive Species

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See additional resources on our Aquavist page.

Title	Categories	Link	hf:doc_categories
2018 Burt Lake Watershed Management Plan	Burt Lake, Burt Lake Additional Docs, Burt Lake Watershed, Crooked Lake, Douglas Lake, EGLE/EPA Approved Watershed Management Plans, Huffman Lake, Lancaster Lake, Larks Lake, Mud Lake, Munro Lake, Pickerel Lake, Round Lake, Spring Lake, Thumb Lake, Wildwood Lake	Download	burt burt-lake-additional-docs burt-lake-watershed crooked-lake douglas-lake watershed-plan-approved huffman-lake lancaster-lake larks-lake mud-lake munro-lake pickerel-lake round-lake spring-lake thumb-lake wildwood-lake inland-lakes watersheds
2010 Crooked-Pickerel Lakes Headwaters of the Inland Waterway Profile CWQM	Comprehensive Water Quality Monitoring, Crooked Lake, Pickerel Lake, Round Lake, Spring Lake	Download	comprehensive-water-quality-monitoring crooked-lake pickerel-lake round-lake spring-lake inland-lakes

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