Is There a Cleaner Lake Near Lake Iroquois?
Compared against 6 measured lakes within 30 miles, in Vermont.
Of the 6 lakes within 30 miles of it with nutrient and algae readings on record, none reads lower than Lake Iroquois, so Lake Iroquois is the cleanest measured water in that radius. Lakes nearby without enough recent sampling to earn a letter are not part of that comparison.
The measured lakes it was measured against
| Lake | County | Distance | Clarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lake Iroquois | Chittenden County | This lake | 11.8 ft |
| Shelburne Pond | Chittenden County | 4.1 mi | 1.8 ft |
| Gillett Pond | Chittenden County | 6 mi | 3.1 ft |
| Shelburne Bay Lake | Chittenden County | 8.3 mi | 14.1 ft |
| Burlington Bay Lake | Chittenden County | 10.8 mi | 14.8 ft |
| Indian Brook Reservoir | Chittenden County | 11.5 mi | 12.1 ft |
| Colchester Pond | Chittenden County | 13 mi | 8.9 ft |
What the comparison covers
A grade on LakeQuality comes from EPA Water Quality Portal samples: phosphorus, nitrogen, chlorophyll-a and turbidity, measured against EPA National Lakes Assessment ecoregion classes. Secchi clarity is shown and is not scored. This page compares Lake Iroquois only with neighbouring lakes in Vermontthat carry readings of their own, within 30 miles. A nearby lake with too little recent sampling has no letter to compare, so it is absent from the table rather than ranked below. Where a driving distance is not published for a lake, the table says so instead of estimating one.