Stone County Lake Quality

Missouri, 16 lakes, average grade B (Good)

Stone County's 16 graded lakes fall in the moderate-density bracket for Missouri. The county-level average smooths over real differences — a single agricultural watershed near the southwest corner can pull the average down even if the rest of the county runs clean. With an average grade of B, Stone County sits comfortably above the Missouri median.

The county's lakes lean shallow, which makes the grades sensitive to wind, sediment-resuspension, and any nutrient inputs from the watershed. The cleanest lake on the books is Table Rock Lk. Into Main Channel From Dam Lake (B); the most-stressed is Table Rock L. @ Hampton Hollow Lake (F).

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Planning a trip? Check special fishing regulations for Table Rock Lk. Into Main Channel From Dam Lake — or check the official Missouri fishing regulations.

All Lakes in Stone County

Rank	Lake	Grade	Clarity	Phosphorus
1	Table Rock Lk. Into Main Channel From Dam Lake	B	7.2 ft	8 µg/L
2	Table Rock Lk. Btwn Campbell Point Rd And Hendrickson School Rd Lake	B	6.9 ft	8 µg/L
3	Table Rock Lake	B	7.3 ft	8 µg/L
4	Table Rock L. @ Mouth of James R. Arm Lake	B	7.9 ft	11.5 µg/L
5	Table Rock L. Nr. Perkins Hollow Lake	B	6.9 ft	10 µg/L
6	Table Rock L. Lake	B	6.9 ft	8 µg/L
7	Table Rock L. Ab. Oswalt Bluff Lake	B	6 ft	12 µg/L
8	Table Rock L. @ Aunts Creek Arm Lake	B	4.3 ft	14 µg/L
9	Table Rock Lake Main Channel of Little Indian Creek Arm	B	5.8 ft	15.3 µg/L
10	Table Rock Lake	B	4.9 ft	9.8 µg/L
11	Table Rock L. Lake	B	4.4 ft	19.3 µg/L
12	Table Rock L. Nr. S. Kanakuk-Kanakom Beach Lake	C	5.2 ft	16 µg/L
13	Table Rock L. @ Hampton Hollow Lake	F	2.6 ft	61.5 µg/L