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    This document provides geographic and water quality information about Loon Lake in Haliburton, Ontario. It summarizes that Loon Lake has a surface area of 224.7 hectares and volume of 23 million cubic meters. Water quality tests show low levels of E. coli and coliform bacteria. Common fish species include smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, walleye, lake trout, and perch. The lake receives water inputs from several creeks and rivers and its outflow mixes with other lakes before exiting via a culvert. Recent stewardship projects involve water testing and invasive species monitoring.

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    This document provides geographic and water quality information about Loon Lake in Haliburton, Ontario. It summarizes that Loon Lake has a surface area of 224.7 hectares and volume of 23 million cubic meters. Water quality tests show low levels of E. coli and coliform bacteria. Common fish species include smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, walleye, lake trout, and perch. The lake receives water inputs from several creeks and rivers and its outflow mixes with other lakes before exiting via a culvert. Recent stewardship projects involve water testing and invasive species monitoring.

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    This document provides geographic and water quality information about Loon Lake in Haliburton, Ontario. It summarizes that Loon Lake has a surface area of 224.7 hectares and volume of 23 million cubic meters. Water quality tests show low levels of E. coli and coliform bacteria. Common fish species include smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, walleye, lake trout, and perch. The lake receives water inputs from several creeks and rivers and its outflow mixes with other lakes before exiting via a culvert. Recent stewardship projects involve water testing and invasive species monitoring.

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    This document provides geographic and water quality information about Loon Lake in Haliburton, Ontario. It summarizes that Loon Lake has a surface area of 224.7 hectares and volume of 23 million cubic meters. Water quality tests show low levels of E. coli and coliform bacteria. Common fish species include smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, walleye, lake trout, and perch. The lake receives water inputs from several creeks and rivers and its outflow mixes with other lakes before exiting via a culvert. Recent stewardship projects involve water testing and invasive species monitoring.

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    Loon Lake Haliburton, Ontario Geographic Location: Dudley and Monmouth Townships County of Haliburton N45 00.

    898' W078 22.583' 224.7 ha ~ 645 ha 23.00 X 106 m3 29 m 0m 10 m

    GPS [Center of Lake]:

    Surface Area: Lake Shed Area: Lake Volume: Maximum Depth: Minimum Depth: Mean Depth:

    Flushing Rate; Turnover Time; Total Annual Outflow There are too many variables involved and when combined with the constantly changing flows as a result of the Trent Severn Waterway's water drawing to estimate the total annual outflow - these characteristics are virtually impossible to calculate. A "pure" rate of 46 days has been calculated, but variables must be considered. Height Above Mean Sea Level: Lake Type: Thermal Properties: Coliform: Total E-Coli 368 m Oligotrophic Dimictic < 100 cfu/100mL [47 cfu/100 mL maximum noted] 0 < n < 22 cfu/100 mL [max recorded]

    Water Quality Characteristics: Secchi Depth pH Total Akalinity TP Calcium

    4.8 m [variable] 6.8 - 7.4 [variable] 40 - 80 ppm [variable] 8.65 ug/L 16.0 mg/L (Critical is 1.5 /L)

    Common Fish Species: Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Walleye, Lake Trout, Perch, Muskellunge Mammal, Bird, Etc: Deer, Bear, Moose, Beaver, Muskrat, Wolves, Foxes, Loons, Bald Eagles, including most animals and birds indigenous to the area This is a Trent-Severn Waterway reservoir lake. The Burnt River originates at Loon Lake. As a result some lake characteristics are very difficult to determine. Wenona Creek, Paynes Creek, Portage Creek, Three rivulets Shanty Creek [Miskwabi/Long Lake] water mixes with Loon Lake water before the Gregory Lane Culvert and flows into what is known as Stump Lake

    Unique - Other:

    Creek / River Lake Inputs:

    Water Mixing:

    Recent & Current Stewardship Projects: Lakewater testing for E-Coli and total coliform [by Lake Association Water Committee] Other Studies / Projects / Data Gathering: (by Mike Grinnell and in cooperation with various Agencies) Lake Partner Program Invasive Species Monitoring Canadian Lakes Loon Survey Ice Watch Program Walleye Watch pH and Total Alkalinity Testing for Fertilizer Usage Weed & Propagation Study Lake Flushing Study Walleye Watch Water Testing Records Database Lake Trout Study & Monitoring [MOE-Provincial] [OFAH] [Bird Studies Canada] [MOE-Federal] [MNR]

    [MNR]

    Lake Trout Stocking

    [MNR]

    Prepared by:

    Mike Grinnell

    B.Tech (ME)

    Independant Volunteer Lake Steward [Pro-tem]

    Mike
    Disclaimer This article is published by me as a service to my readers and other interested parties. It is based on my own findings and interpretations. No scientific validation has been performed. No one should act upon comments made without considering the facts of specific situations and/or consulting appropriate professional advisors. I assume no responsibility for errors or omissions and will not accept liability of any nature whatsoever that may be suffered by use of the information contained in this article. 2012

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