Upper Peninsula

Upper Peninsula lake maps on Lake Map Gift Co. cover 720 lakes in 15 counties. Each lake has its own page with three designs drawn from state lake survey data, a light contour map, a dark contour map and a shaded depth map, printed to order on mugs, shirts, posters, canvas prints, stickers and more.

The longest county lists are Gogebic County (127), Alger County (100) and Schoolcraft County (92). The deepest lake in our data is Lake Angeline, recorded at 162 feet. Many lake names repeat from county to county, so the county is the quickest way to find the right one. Lakes that cross a county line appear under both counties.

County	Lakes	Deepest lake in our data
Gogebic County	127	Oxbow Lake (95 ft)
Alger County	100	Grand Sable Lake (85 ft)
Schoolcraft County	92	McKeever Lake (65 ft)
Iron County	79	Chicagon Lake (110 ft)
Marquette County	72	Lake Angeline (162 ft)
Luce County	66	Syphon Lake (160 ft)
Delta County	38	Round Lake (55 ft)
Chippewa County	37	Piatt Lake (60 ft)
Houghton County	31	Emily Lake (90 ft)
Mackinac County	29	South Manistique Lake (29 ft)
Baraga County	18	Prickett Lake (56 ft)
Ontonagon County	15	Beatons Lake (90 ft)
Dickinson County	15	Mary Lake (80 ft)
Menominee County	8	Long Lake (44 ft)
Keweenaw County	6	Lake Gratiot (70 ft)

Questions about Upper Peninsula lake maps

How many Upper Peninsula lakes are on the site?

720 lake pages across 15 counties, and more are added as their products go live.

What is the deepest Upper Peninsula lake on the site?

Lake Angeline, recorded at 162 feet in the survey data we use. It ranks only lakes in our collection that have depth figures, so it is not an official ranking.

Where does the depth data come from?

Lake outlines and contour lines come from state natural-resources lake survey maps, redrawn as decorative art. How the maps are made has the details.

Can I use these maps on the water?

No. The designs are decorative and are not navigation charts.