Protecting Northern Michigan's Water Resources

Inland Lakes

Adams Lake

Monitoring and Research: An aquatic plant survey was conducted on Adams Lake in 2010. Additional Resources: Media Gallery:

Burt Lake

Description: Burt Lake is one of the prominent boating and fishing destinations in Michigan. Located roughly in the middle of the Inland Water Route of the Cheboygan River Watershed, Burt […]

Monitoring and Research: Bass Lake is monitored every three years through the Watershed Council’s Comprehensive Water Quality Monitoring (CWQM) Program for dissolved oxygen, specific conductivity, pH, nitrate-nitrogen, total nitrogen, total […]

Black Lake

About Black Lake: Black Lake is one of the largest lakes in the Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council service area. In terms of surface area (>10,000 acres), Black Lake […]

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