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82 lakes · 4,664 acres · 42 with measured depth · 0 with a public launch · 13 stocked
Delta County has 82 lakes of 10 acres or more, 75 of them named, covering 4,664 acres of water. The largest is Moss Lake at 1,054 acres; the deepest measured is Round Lake at 55 ft. Michigan DNR has surveyed the depth of 42 lakes here. Several names repeat: 2 lakes are called Escanaba River.
Lake outlines: Michigan hydrography (lakes of 10 acres or more). Depths: Michigan DNR lake surveys, fetched 7 Oct 2026. County line: U.S. Census TIGER. Not for navigation.
6 lakes in Delta County cover 100 acres or more. The 12 largest are listed here; the full register of 75 named lakes follows.
| Lake | Acres | Deepest | Clarity | Launches | Last stocked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moss Lake | 1,054 | 5 ft | 5 ft | ||
| Round Lake | 482 | 55 ft | 10 ft | 2019 | |
| Boney Falls Basin | 182 | 5 ft | |||
| Chicago Lake | 169 | 15 ft | 7 ft | ||
| Lake Sixteen | 136 | about 25 ft (est.) | 3 ft | ||
| Gooseneck Lake | 128 | 35 ft | 15 ft | 2026 | |
| Sandstrom Lake | 99 | about 15 ft (est.) | 3 ft | ||
| Skeels Lake | 93 | 9 ft | 2013 | ||
| Pole Creek Lake | 89 | 10 ft | 4 ft | 1991 | |
| Dana Lake | 85 | 25 ft | 10 ft | 2026 | |
| Stoner Lake | 80 | 15 ft | 5 ft | ||
| South Lake | 75 | about 20 ft (est.) | 2 ft |
| Lake | Acres | Deepest | Clarity | Launches | Last stocked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moss Lake | 1,054 | 5 ft | 5 ft | ||
| Round Lake | 482 | 55 ft | 10 ft | 2019 | |
| Boney Falls Basin | 182 | 5 ft | |||
| Chicago Lake | 169 | 15 ft | 7 ft | ||
| Lake Sixteen | 136 | about 25 ft (est.) | 3 ft | ||
| Gooseneck Lake | 128 | 35 ft | 15 ft | 2026 | |
| Sandstrom Lake | 99 | about 15 ft (est.) | 3 ft | ||
| Skeels Lake | 93 | 9 ft | 2013 | ||
| Pole Creek Lake | 89 | 10 ft | 4 ft | 1991 | |
| Dana Lake | 85 | 25 ft | 10 ft | 2026 | |
| Stoner Lake | 80 | 15 ft | 5 ft | ||
| South Lake | 75 | about 20 ft (est.) | 2 ft | ||
| Lyman Lake | 74 | 30 ft | 1980 | ||
| Van Winkle Lake | 74 | 4 ft | 2 ft | ||
| Lower Eighteenmile Lake | 74 | 20 ft | 6 ft | ||
| Escanaba River, Wells Township | 74 | 6 ft | |||
| Mahskeekee Lake | 65 | 40 ft | 15 ft | ||
| Escanaba River, Escanaba Township | 62 | 8 ft | 2003 | ||
| Industrial Waste Ponds | 62 | 2 ft | |||
| Stevens Lake | 60 | 10 ft | 5 ft | ||
| Jackpine Lake | 57 | about 20 ft (est.) | 13 ft | ||
| Camp Seven Lake | 52 | 35 ft | 18 ft | 2026 | |
| Eva Lake | 50 | about 20 ft (est.) | 5 ft | ||
| North Lake | 44 | about 15 ft (est.) | 3 ft | ||
| Upper Eighteenmile Lake | 43 | 15 ft | 7 ft | ||
| Poplar Lake | 40 | 15 ft | 6 ft | ||
| Deep Lake | 39 | 40 ft | 14 ft | ||
| Middle Eighteenmile Lake | 38 | 5 ft | 5 ft | ||
| Granskog Lake | 38 | about 20 ft (est.) | 2 ft | ||
| Wolf Lake | 38 | 5 ft | 6 ft | ||
| Jug Lake | 35 | 10 ft | 5 ft | ||
| Bishop Lake | 34 | 20 ft | 7 ft | ||
| Schaawe Lake | 33 | 15 ft | 10 ft | ||
| Second Lake | 33 | about 15 ft (est.) | |||
| Ramsey Lake | 31 | ||||
| McDonald Lake | 30 | 10 ft | 9 ft | ||
| Bear Lake | 30 | 30 ft | 9 ft | 2024 | |
| Pine Lake | 29 | 10 ft | 5 ft | ||
| Marsh Lake | 29 | about 20 ft (est.) | 1 ft | ||
| Remington Lake | 28 | 10 ft | |||
| Billy Good Lake | 26 | 15 ft | 6 ft | ||
| Little Stevens Lake | 25 | 10 ft | 6 ft | ||
| Little Pole Lake | 24 | about 25 ft (est.) | 3 ft | ||
| Foote Lake | 24 | 30 ft | 11 ft | ||
| Lake Minnewasca | 24 | about 15 ft (est.) | |||
| Mowe Lake | 24 | 30 ft | 15 ft | ||
| Brampton Lake | 21 | 7 ft | 9 ft | ||
| Waco Lake | 21 | 25 ft | 8 ft | 1992 | |
| Little Sucker Lake | 20 | about 15 ft (est.) | 3 ft | ||
| Warner Lake | 20 | about 25 ft (est.) | 3 ft | ||
| Peacock Lake | 20 | about 15 ft (est.) | 7 ft | ||
| Polack Lake | 20 | about 25 ft (est.) | 4 ft | ||
| Norway Lake | 19 | about 15 ft (est.) | 3 ft | 2026 | |
| Connor Lake | 18 | about 30 ft (est.) | 7 ft | ||
| Carr Lake | 18 | 20 ft | 15 ft | 1979 | |
| Hugoboom Lake | 17 | 20 ft | 5 ft | ||
| Lake Little Sixteen | 17 | about 20 ft (est.) | 2 ft | ||
| Boufford Lake | 16 | about 15 ft (est.) | 2 ft | ||
| Halfway Lake | 16 | about 25 ft (est.) | 5 ft | ||
| Vista Lake | 14 | 5 ft | |||
| Gleason Lake | 14 | 10 ft | 5 ft | ||
| Chamberlain Lake | 14 | 17 ft | |||
| Highbridge Lake | 13 | 10 ft | 7 ft | ||
| Camp Fortyone Lake | 13 | 15 ft | 9 ft | ||
| Plumbob Lake | 13 | 5 ft | 6 ft | ||
| Lake Thirteen | 13 | 6 ft | |||
| Charboneau Lake | 12 | ||||
| Spring Lake | 12 | 15 ft | 9 ft | ||
| Bog Lake | 12 | 15 ft | 10 ft | ||
| Fern Lake | 12 | 6 ft | |||
| Lost Lake (south) | 12 | 6 ft | 1998 | ||
| Farm Lake | 11 | 7 ft | |||
| Lost Lake (north) | 10 | 5 ft | |||
| Jones Lake | 10 | ||||
| Molly Lake | 10 | 5 ft |
Acres: Michigan hydrography. Deepest: Michigan DNR survey; "est." marks an older Michigan EGLE estimate, rounded to 5 ft. Clarity: Michigan EGLE satellite averages 2018–23. Launches: Michigan DNR. Stocking: Michigan DNR Fisheries. Fetched 7–19 Oct 2026.
11 lakes in Delta County are 25 ft deep or more by Michigan DNR survey. Round Lake is the deepest at 55 ft, then Mahskeekee Lake (40 ft), Deep Lake (40 ft) and Gooseneck Lake (35 ft). The depth of the other 33 named lakes has not been surveyed; where an older state estimate exists, the register gives it as an estimate.
Michigan DNR lake survey deep points, fetched 7 Oct 2026.
Clarity is the depth at which a black-and-white Secchi disk disappears from view. Across 65 lakes with satellite readings, the middle value in Delta County is 6 ft. The clearest is Camp Seven Lake at about 18 ft, then Chamberlain Lake (17 ft), Carr Lake (15 ft) and Mahskeekee Lake (15 ft). The least clear is Marsh Lake at about 1 ft. Clarity is not a test for bacteria or algae toxins.
Michigan EGLE satellite-derived Secchi depth, averages 2018–23, fetched 7 Oct 2026.
Michigan DNR has stocked 13 lakes in Delta County 237 times since 1979. Walleye went into 4 lakes: Camp Seven Lake, Gooseneck Lake, Round Lake and Skeels Lake. The most recent stocking was 5,243 walleye in Gooseneck Lake on 22 June 2026. Bear Lake, Norway Lake and Carr Lake are designated trout lakes (Type A), with their own seasons and limits. Rivers and smaller waters stocked in the county: Bark River, Carr Creek, Chippeny Creek, Corner Lake, Days River, Days River Tributary, East Branch Whitefish River and Eighteenmile Creek and 18 more.
| Species | Lakes | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Brook trout | 5 | Bear Lake, Camp Seven Lake, Carr Lake, Lost Lake (south) and Norway Lake |
| Walleye | 4 | Camp Seven Lake, Gooseneck Lake, Round Lake and Skeels Lake |
| Brown trout | 3 | Bear Lake, Camp Seven Lake and Escanaba River, Escanaba Township |
| Smallmouth bass | 3 | Camp Seven Lake, Dana Lake and Waco Lake |
| Tiger muskellunge | 3 | Dana Lake, Lyman Lake and Round Lake |
| Bluegill | 2 | Gooseneck Lake and Round Lake |
| Rainbow trout | 2 | Bear Lake and Camp Seven Lake |
| Largemouth bass | 2 | Dana Lake and Pole Creek Lake |
| Muskellunge | 1 | Dana Lake |
| Yellow perch | 1 | Gooseneck Lake |
| Black crappie | 1 | Dana Lake |
| Splake | 1 | Camp Seven Lake |
2026: 4 stockings, 7,271 fish in 4 lakes.
Michigan DNR Fisheries stocking records, fetched 19 Oct 2026. Each stocking is placed by its survey section, so lakes that share a name are kept apart. How we measure
82 lakes of 10 acres or more, 75 of them named, in Michigan's hydrography layer. Smaller ponds are not counted.
Moss Lake, at 1,054 acres.
Round Lake, 55 ft at its deepest point by Michigan DNR survey.
Camp Seven Lake, with an average Secchi depth of about 18 ft (satellite readings, 2018–23).
Camp Seven Lake, Gooseneck Lake, Round Lake and Skeels Lake, by Michigan DNR stocking records.