
Wolfe County Lake Quality
Kentucky, 2 lakes, measured by Kentucky DOW
Wolfe County holds 2 monitored lakes. With a sample that small the county-level summary describes those specific waters, not necessarily every water body in the county. Every one of those lakes carries recent nutrient and algae readings, so the county-level summary covers the full set rather than a monitored subset. Most monitored lakes in Wolfe County carry favourable nutrient and algae readings for Kentucky.
Most of the county's monitored lakes are shallow, under 50 feet, which means wind keeps the water column mixed all summer and sediment-bound phosphorus releases back into the surface layer whenever the bottom is disturbed. Campton Lake has the lowest nutrient and algae readings in the county.
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Planning a trip? Check special fishing regulations for Campton Lake — or check the official Kentucky fishing regulations.
All Lakes in Wolfe County
2 lakes2 lakes ranked on readings
| # | Lake | Clarity | Phosphorus | Algae | Trophic | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Campton LakeWolfe | No recent samples | 10 µg/L | No recent samples | No recent samples | Not recorded |
| 2 | Mill Creek LakeWolfe | No recent samples | 30 µg/L | No recent samples | No recent samples | ✓ Public |
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