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^ = Partial Bathymetric Coverage * = Detailed Shoreline Only Page 1 of 8 ^ = Partial Bathymetric Coverage * = Detailed Shoreline Only Inland Lakes Ontario Lake Name Province County Buck Lake ON Frontenac Abamategwia Lake ON Kenora Buckhorn Lake ON Peterborough * Abram Lake ON Kenora Buckshot Lake ON Frontenac Adam Lake ON Lanark Burditt Lake ON Rainy River Agimak Lake ON Kenora Burrows Lake ON Thunder Bay Agnew Lake ON Sudbury Cache Lake ON Nipissing Agonzon Lake ON Thunder Bay Cairngorm Lake ON Thunder Bay Ahmic Lake ON Parry Sound Calabogie Lake ON Renfrew Alexandra Lake ON Kenora Cameron Lake ON Kawartha Lakes * Amoeber Lake MN Lake Cameron Lake ON Bruce Andy Lake ON Kenora Camp Lake ON Muskoka Anima Nipissing Lake ON Timiskaming Canisbay Lake ON Nipissing Anishinabi Lake ON Kenora Canoe Lake MN Lake Arrow Lake ON Thunder Bay Canoe Lake ON Nipissing Arrowhead Lake ON Muskoka CanoeLake ON Frontenac Aubrey Lake ON Algoma Canoeshed Lake ON Sudbury Aylen Lake ON Nipissing Canonto Lake ON Frontenac Balsam Lake ON Kawartha Lakes * Canthook Lake ON Thunder Bay Bass Lake MI Chippewa Cantin Lake ON Cochrane Basswood Lake ON/MN Various Cassels Lake ON Nipissing Bay of Quinte ON Prince Edward Catchacoma Narrows Lake ON Peterborough Big Rideau Lake ON Leeds and Grenville Catfish Lake ON Algoma Birch Lake ON/MN Various Cecebe Lake ON Parry Sound Birch Lake ON Frontenac Cecil Lake ON Kenora Biscotasi Lake ON Sudbury * Cedar Lake ON Kenora Black Lake ON Haliburton Cedar Lake ON Nipissing Black Lake ON Kenora Cedar Lake ON Thunder Bay Black Lake ON Lanark Centennial Lake ON Renfrew ^ Black Sturgeon Lake ON Thunder Bay ^ Centre Lake ON Leeds and Grenville Blackstone Lake ON Parry Sound Chandos Lake ON Peterborough Blackwater Lake ON Thunder Bay Charleston Lake ON Leeds and Grenville Blue Lake ON Frontenac Chemong Lake ON Peterborough * Blue Lake ON Nipissing Cherry Lake MN Lake Bluejay Lake ON Cochrane Chiblow Lake ON Algoma Bob Lake ON Haliburton Christie Lake ON Frontenac Bobs Front Lake ON Frontenac Christie Lake ON Lanark Bonnie Lake MN Lake Clarendon Lake ON Frontenac Booth Lake ON Nipissing Clean Lake ON Haliburton Borden Lake ON Sudbury Clear Lake ON Haliburton Boshkung Lake ON Haliburton Clear Lake ON Muskoka Botsford Lake ON Kenora Clear Lake ON Parry Sound Bottle Lake ON/MN Various Clear Lake ON Renfrew Boulter Lake ON Hastings Clearwater West Lake ON Rainy River Page 1 of 8 ^ = Partial Bathymetric Coverage * = Detailed Shoreline Only Cloudy Lake ON Algoma Dore Lake ON Renfrew Cobble Lake ON Kenora Dorothy Lake ON Thunder Bay Coli Lake ON Kenora Dovre Lake MN St. Louis Commando Lake ON Cochrane Drag Lake ON Haliburton Confederation Lake ON Kenora ^ Dry Lake MI Chippewa Confusion Lake ON Kenora Duncan Lake ON Timiskaming Consecon Lake ON Prince Edward Dunlop Lake ON Algoma Constance Lake ON Ottawa Dymond Lake ON Nipissing Contau Lake ON Haliburton Eagle Lake ON Frontenac Copper Lake ON Peterborough Eagle Lake ON Kenora Cosgrave Lake ON Thunder Bay Eagle Lake ON Kenora Cranberry Lake ON Frontenac Eagle Lake ON Parry Sound Crane Lake MN St. Louis East Barbara Lake ON Thunder Bay Crane Lake ON Parry Sound Edward Lake ON Kenora Crooked Lake ON/MN Various Eels Lake ON Peterborough Cross Lake ON Nipissing Elephant Lake ON Haliburton Crotch Lake ON Frontenac Ellis Lake ON Thunder Bay Crotch Lake ON Nipissing Elm Lake ON Thunder Bay Crow (Kakagi) Lake ON Kenora * Emerald Lake ON Nipissing Crow Lake ON Frontenac Emerald Lake ON Sudbury Crowe Lake ON Hastings Eskwanonwatin Lake ON Thunder Bay Crown Lake ON Haliburton Esnagami Lake ON Thunder Bay Crystal Lake ON Rainy River Esson Lake ON Haliburton Cut Lake ON Nipissing Eugenia Lake ON Grey Cygnet Lake ON Kenora Eva Lake ON Rainy River Cyprus Lake ON Bruce Expanse Lake ON Kenora Dalhousie Lake ON Lanark Factor Lake ON Rainy River Daniels Lake ON Kenora Fairbank Lake ON Greater Sudbury /Grand Sudbury Dayohessarah Lake ON Algoma Fairy Lake ON Muskoka Dead Otter Lake ON Thunder Bay Fallingsnow Lake ON Thunder Bay DeanLake ON Algoma Fanshawe Lake ON Middlesex Deception Lake ON Kenora Farquhar Lake ON Haliburton Deer Lake ON Parry Sound Farran Lake ON Lanark Deerock Lake ON Lennox and Addington Fernow Lake ON Thunder Bay Deil Lake ON Algoma Finlayson Lake ON Rainy River Denman Lake ON Algoma Fishtail Lake ON Haliburton Desert Lake ON Frontenac Five Mile Lake ON Sudbury Devils Lake ON Frontenac Flaxman Lake ON Parry Sound Diamond Lake ON Hastings Fletcher Lake ON Haliburton Diamond Lake ON Nipissing Fletcher Lake ON Kenora Dickinson Lake ON Thunder Bay Flossie Lake ON Muskoka Dinorwic Lake ON Kenora Forest Lake ON Kenora Dog Lake ON Algoma Fortescue Lake ON Peterborough Dog Lake ON Frontenac Fortune Lake ON Frontenac Dora Lake ON Cochrane Four Mile Lake ON Kawartha Lakes Page 2 of 8 ^ = Partial Bathymetric Coverage * = Detailed Shoreline Only Fourbass Lake ON Timiskaming Hungry Lake ON Frontenac Fowke Lake ON Parry Sound Huronian Lake ON Thunder Bay Fraserdale Lake #2 ON Cochrane Icarus Lake ON Thunder Bay French Lake ON Rainy River Indian Lake ON Sudbury * French River ON Parry Sound * Indian Lake ON Kenora Frog Lake MN Lake Indian Lake ON Leeds and Grenville Fushimi Lake ON Cochrane Indiana Lake MN Lake Gananoque Lake ON Leeds and Grenville Inlet Lake ON Algoma Garden Lake ON Algoma Iron Lake ON/MN Various Gathering Lake ON Thunder Bay Iron Range Lake ON Thunder Bay Georgia Lake ON Thunder Bay Isabel Lake ON Timiskaming Gibi Lake ON Kenora Isabella Lake ON Parry Sound Gijikiki Lake MN Lake Island Lake ON Cochrane Gillies Lake ON Bruce Island Lake ON Kenora Glamor Lake ON Haliburton Ivanhoe Lake ON Sudbury Gloucester Pool ON Muskoka Jackfish Lake ON Rainy River Golden Lake ON Renfrew Jackinnes Lake ON Thunder Bay Good Lake MN Lake Jamieson Lake ON Hastings Gough Lake ON Sudbury Jimmie Lake ON Nipissing Gould Lake ON Frontenac Johnson Lake ON Haliburton Gowganda Lake ON Timiskaming Jones Lake MI Chippewa Graham Lake ON Leeds and Grenville Kabakwa Lake ON Haliburton Grand Lake ON Nipissing Kabinakagami Lake ON Algoma Granite Lake ON Frontenac Kabitotikwia Lake ON Thunder Bay Gravel Lake MI Chippewa Kakakiwibik Lake ON Algoma Green Lake ON Haliburton Kamaniskeg Lake ON Hastings Greenhedge Lake ON Thunder Bay Kashagawigamog Lake ON Haliburton Greensward Lake ON Cochrane Kashawakamak Lake ON Frontenac Greenwater ON Thunder Bay Kawagama Lake ON Haliburton Grippen Lake ON Leeds and Grenville Kearney Lake ON Nipissing Gull Lake ON Haliburton Kelly Lake ON Haliburton Gull Lake ON Nipissing Kelsey Lake MN St. Louis Gullrock Lake ON Kenora Kennebec Lake ON Frontenac Gunflint Lake MN Cook Kennisis Lake ON Haliburton Haliburton Lake ON Haliburton Kenogamisis Lake ON Thunder Bay Hambleton Lake ON Algoma Kingscote Lake ON Haliburton Hammer Lake ON Algoma Kirkness Lake ON Kenora Hanlan lake ON Cochrane Kishkebus Lake ON Frontenac Hanson Lake MN Lake Knife Lake ON/MN Various Harris Lake ON Parry Sound Knowlton Lake ON Frontenac Hart Lake ON Cochrane Kokoko Lake ON Nipissing Hart Lake ON Cochrane Koshlong Lake ON Haliburton Heathwalt Lake ON Kenora Kukukus Lake ON Kenora Houghton Lake ON Sudbury * Kushog Lake North ON Haliburton Howard Lake ON Timiskaming Kushog Lake South ON Haliburton Page 3 of 8 ^ = Partial Bathymetric Coverage * = Detailed Shoreline Only Kwinkwaga Lake ON Thunder Bay Little Glamor Lake ON Haliburton La Cloche Lake ON Algoma Little Gunflint Lake MN Cook Lac Des Mille Lacs ON Thunder Bay Little Hawk Lake ON Haliburton Lac La Croix ON/MN Various Little Knife Lake ON/MN Various Lac Seul ON Kenora Little Loon Lake MN St. Louis Lady Evelyn Lake ON Timiskaming Little McDougal Lake ON Nipissing Lake Erie Various Various Little Moraine Lake ON Thunder Bay Lake Huron ON/MN Various Little Mosque Lake ON Frontenac Lake Joseph ON Muskoka * Little Raleigh Lake ON Kenora Lake Kagawong ON Manitoulin Little Salmon Lake ON Frontenac Lake Manitou ON Manitoulin Little Seguin Lake ON Parry Sound Lake Manitou ON Nipissing Little Sturge Lake ON Thunder Bay Lake Muskoka ON Muskoka * Little Trout Lake MN St. Louis Lake Nipigon ON Thunder Bay * Little Trout Lake ON Kenora * Lake Nipissing ON Nipissing * Little Turtle Lake ON Rainy River Lake of Bays ON Muskoka Little Vermilion Lake ON/MN Various Lake of the Clouds MN Lake Little Vermillion ON Kenora Lake of the Woods ON Rainy River * Little Wawa ON Sudbury Lake of Two Rivers ON Nipissing Livingstone Lake ON Haliburton Lake Ontario ON/NY Various Long Lake ON Frontenac Lake Panache ON Greater Sudbury / Grand Sudbury Long Lake ON Haliburton Lake Rosseau ON Muskoka * Long Lake ON Lanark Lake Simcoe ON Simcoe * Long Lake ON Thunder Bay Lake St. Clair ON/MI Various Long Lake ON Timiskaming Lake St. John ON Simcoe Long Legged Lake ON Kenora Lake St. Peter ON Hastings Longbow Lake ON Kenora Lake Temagami ON Nipissing Longpoint Lake ON Timiskaming Lake Vernon ON Muskoka Loon Call Lake ON Peterborough Lake Wolsey ON Manitoulin Loon Lake ON/MN Various Lang Lake ON Sudbury Loughborough Lake ON Frontenac Lang Lake ON Thunder Bay Lousia Lake ON Haliburton Larder Lake ON Timiskaming Lower Beverley Lake ON Leeds and Grenville Lauzon Lake ON Algoma Lower Black Sturgeon Lake ON Kenora Lavallee Lake ON Hastings Lower Buckhorn Lake ON Peterborough * Lear Lake ON Algoma Lower Manitou Lake ON Kenora * Leonard Lake ON Muskoka Lower Paudash Lake ON Haliburton Limerick Lake ON Hastings Lower Rideau Lake ON Lanark Lingham Lake ON Hastings Lower Scotch Lake ON Kenora Little Abitibi Lake ON Cochrane Lower Seine Lake ON Rainy River Little Athelstane Lake ON Thunder Bay Lower Shebandowan Lake ON Thunder Bay Little Boshkung Lake ON Haliburton Lower Twin Lake ON
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