• Angle Lake continued to have very clear water, with low nutrient concentrations and low algal growth.
• Angle Lake has been one of the clearest lakes in the Lake Stewardship Program.
• No algal blooms were reported for toxin testing in 2019.
Please see below for a link to the full 2019 Angle Lake Monitoring Report.
This bathymetric map shows contour lines of equal depth, similar to a topographic map would for mountains and valleys. The red 'X' marks the location where water quality samples are taken.
This map shows the area of the watershed relative to the area of the lake. Generally speaking, the larger a watershed is relative to a lake, the greater the influence land use practices on lake water quality.
The average of these three TSI indicators during the growing season can be used
to place lakes in one of three broad categories:
<40 = oligotrophic (low productivity),
40 to 50 = mesotrophic (moderate productivity)
>50 = eutrophic (highly productive).