Albany County Lake Quality

Wyoming, 25 lakes, average grade C (Fair)

There are 25 graded lakes in Albany County. The mix is varied enough that the county-level average tells you the broad strokes, not the choose-this-cabin specifics. The county average is C — the middle of the rubric, with one or two lakes pulling the average up or down depending on year.

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 Rob Roy Reservoir (A); the most-stressed is Wheatland Reservoir Rtpd (F).

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Planning a trip? Check special fishing regulations for Rob Roy Reservoir — or check the official Wyoming fishing regulations.

All Lakes in Albany County

Rank	Lake	Grade	Clarity	Phosphorus
1	Rob Roy Reservoir	A	11.2 ft	10 µg/L
2	Bell Reservoir	A	10.3 ft	15 µg/L
3	Nla Lake	B	8.6 ft	23.8 µg/L
4	Nla Lake	B	12.6 ft	40.2 µg/L
5	Lake Owen	B	8.1 ft	10 µg/L
6	Sodergreen Lake	B	-	20 µg/L
7	Sevenmile Lake	B	-	20 µg/L
8	Phillips Lake	B	-	20 µg/L
9	Mortenson Lake D	B	-	20 µg/L
10	Leazenby Lake D	B	-	20 µg/L
11	Lake Hattie	B	8.4 ft	20 µg/L
12	Nla Lake	C	8.8 ft	30000 µg/L
13	Campbell Lake	C	-	55 µg/L
14	Alsop Lake	C	-	50 µg/L
15	Gelatt Lake	C	-	30 µg/L
16	Osterman Lake D	C	-	30 µg/L
17	Foote Creek Lake D	C	-	40 µg/L
18	Meeboer Lake D	C	-	40 µg/L
19	Wheatland Reservoir Lpd	D	-	80 µg/L
20	Twin Butte Reservoir	D	-	65 µg/L
21	Pilger Lake D	D	-	60 µg/L
22	Soda Lake D	D	-	60 µg/L
23	West Carroll Lake D	D	-	60 µg/L
24	Nla Lake	D	1.8 ft	65 µg/L
25	Wheatland Reservoir Rtpd	F	-	125 µg/L