Lake depth maps

All lake maps © Minnesota DNR. Learn more about lake maps

Available maps:

  • b0272020_bottom.pdf (PDF/219057 bytes)
  • b0272010.pdf (PDF/526148 bytes)
  • b0272010.tif (TIFF/524604 bytes)
  • b0272020.pdf (PDF/330764 bytes)
  • b0272020.tif (TIFF/329224 bytes)
  • b0272020_top.pdf (PDF/143808 bytes)
  • b0272030.pdf (PDF/563040 bytes)
  • b0272030.tif (TIFF/561496 bytes)
  • b0272040.pdf (PDF/274862 bytes)
  • b0272040.tif (TIFF/273321 bytes)
  • b0272050.pdf (PDF/201843 bytes)
  • b0272050.tif (TIFF/200299 bytes)
  • b0272060.pdf (PDF/345029 bytes)
  • b0272060.tif (TIFF/343488 bytes)
  • What do the map filenames mean?

    1 - Unique map identification number.
    2 - Sheet number within a series of maps. A map may be made of many sheets.
    3 - Revision number for this map. Larger is newer.
    4 - Map file type.

    TIFFs use lossless compression to maintain image integrity and clarity. Web browsers will not open TIFF files without additional image viewing software. The TIFF and PDF versions of a map contain exactly the same information.

    Map Legends

    Some lake maps contain detailed vegetation and substrate information. Two legend versions are available for download. Both are similar but with some variations. They include vegetation species, Latin names, and generalized substrate types. (version 1/version 2)

    Commercial use of lake map data

    The DNR retains copyright on these lake maps. To reproduce, republish or utilize any lake information commercially, you must file a license agreement. Please download, fill out and send the Lake Map License Agreement Form.

    Send this form to:
    MNIT @ DNR Fisheries
    500 Lafayette Road
    St. Paul, MN 55155-4025.

    About the lake map images

    All lake maps show areas within Minnesota. They were compiled from the 1930s to the 1990s. No guarantees are made to their quality and accuracy, including locations of public accesses.


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