07/23/2026
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Test your Wisconsin lake knowledge with these fun facts:
๐ง Lake Winnebago is Wisconsin's largest inland lake.
๐งGreen Lake is the state's deepest, reaching a maximum depth of 236 feet.
๐ง Wisconsin has 116 lakes named Mud Lake
๐งVilas County is home to the most lakes of any Wisconsin county, with 1,318.
๐งWisconsin boasts more than 800 miles of Great Lakes shoreline. Lake Superior borders the north and Lake Michigan borders the east.
๐งMore than 1.6 million Wisconsinites get their drinking water from Lake Superior or Lake Michigan.
Whether you're casting a line, paddling a canoe, or relaxing on the shore, Wisconsin's lakes are an important part of our state's history, culture, and way of life. What's your favorite Wisconsin lake? Share in the comments.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
๐ธ: Postcard with aerial view of Lake Winnebago and vicinity, including Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Neenah and Appleton | W013YL9