Lake Geneva
Watershed: Black Lake Watershed
Primary Inflows: Groundwater
Primary Outflows: Unnamed Tributary of Canada Creek
Surface Area: 94 acres
Shoreline: 2.1 miles
Maximum Depth: 16 feet
Description:
Lake Geneva is a small, shallow, peaceful lake that is located in the headwaters of the Upper Black River in the Canada Creek Ranch area in northern Montmorency County. The majority of the lake’s shoreline has been developed for residential use, though there is an expanse of wetlands at the lake’s southern terminus. Lake Geneva is located just outside of the Atlanta State Forest.
Known Aquatic Invasive Species: None
Monitoring and Research:
Lake Geneva is NOT monitored through the Watershed Council’s Volunteer Lake Monitoring (VLM) Program. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, contact the Watershed Council at 231-347-1181. It was monitored on and off from 1996 to 2007.
Publications:
Small Gem Lakes Profile (2010)
Additional Information:
See additional resources on our Aquavist page.
A wide variety of maps for this area are available online at the Michigan Natural Features Inventory (MNFI) Data Resources page.
Primary Inflows: Groundwater
Primary Outflows: Unnamed Tributary of Canada Creek
Surface Area: 94 acres
Shoreline: 2.1 miles
Maximum Depth: 16 feet
Description:
Lake Geneva is a small, shallow, peaceful lake that is located in the headwaters of the Upper Black River in the Canada Creek Ranch area in northern Montmorency County. The majority of the lake’s shoreline has been developed for residential use, though there is an expanse of wetlands at the lake’s southern terminus. Lake Geneva is located just outside of the Atlanta State Forest.
Known Aquatic Invasive Species: None
Monitoring and Research:
Lake Geneva is NOT monitored through the Watershed Council’s Volunteer Lake Monitoring (VLM) Program. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, contact the Watershed Council at 231-347-1181. It was monitored on and off from 1996 to 2007.
Publications:
Small Gem Lakes Profile (2010)
Additional Information:
See additional resources on our Aquavist page.
A wide variety of maps for this area are available online at the Michigan Natural Features Inventory (MNFI) Data Resources page.
