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Sandusky County Lake Quality

Ohio, 4 lakes, measured by Ohio EPA

Sandusky County holds 4 monitored lakes. With a sample that small the county-level summary describes those specific waters, not necessarily every water body in the county. 1 of those lake carry recent nutrient and algae readings. The county-level summary describes that subset, not every water body listed. For Sandusky County the spread behind the average matters more than the average itself: a few nutrient-rich lakes among many clear ones produce the same figure as the inverse.

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. Fremont Reservoir has the lowest nutrient and algae readings in the county.

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All Lakes in Sandusky County

4 lakes · 1 ranked on readings, 3 without enough sampling1 lake ranked on readings · 3 without enough sampling, hidden

#LakeClarityPhosphorusAlgaeTrophicAccess
1Fremont ReservoirSanduskyNo recent samples50.1 µg/L9.5 µg/LNo recent samplesNot recorded
Aldrich PondSanduskyNo recent samplesNo recent samplesNo recent samplesNo recent samplesNot recorded
Raccoon Creek ReservoirSanduskyNo recent samplesNo recent samplesNo recent samplesNo recent samples✓ Public
The BogsSanduskyNo recent samplesNo recent samplesNo recent samplesNo recent samplesNot recorded

NR = no nutrient or algae reading on record. The measurements are published as the authority reports them. Where the data comes from.

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Source: the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. See data sources.