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LakeQuality

Odell Lake in Klamath County leads the rankings on measured clarity and nutrients and 22.3 ft of clarity. Below are the top 14 cleanest monitored lakes in Oregon, ranked on EPA nutrient and algae measurements.

Ranked List

#LakeCountyClarityPhosphorusAlgae
1Odell LakeKlamath22.3 ft30 µg/L1.1 µg/L
2Billy Chinook ReservoirJefferson4.4 ft70 µg/L2.2 µg/L
3Bully Creek LakeMalheur4.9 ft128 µg/L15 µg/L
4Deschutes River Arm LakeJefferson4.6 ft60 µg/L4.4 µg/L
5Round Butte Dam Forebay LakeJefferson5.6 ft40 µg/L4.6 µg/L
6Fremont Bridge LakeKlamath-200 µg/L-
7Crane Prairie ReservoirDeschutes-40 µg/L6 µg/L
8Williamson River Outlet LakeKlamath-165 µg/L67.9 µg/L
9Malheur LakeHarney-460.5 µg/L45.5 µg/L
10Mid-Trench LakeKlamath-240 µg/L80.6 µg/L
11Agency Lake SouthKlamath-110 µg/L61.6 µg/L
12Shoalwater Bay LakeKlamath-215 µg/L143.5 µg/L
13Rattlesnake Point LakeKlamath-185 µg/L124.5 µg/L
14Mid-North LakeKlamath-180 µg/L81.1 µg/L

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