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Kawkawa Lake

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No A–F letter for this lake. The letter is scored against EPA reference conditions for a lake’s ecoregion, and those stop at the US border. Here is what has been measured.

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Kawkawa Lake in Fraser Canyon, British Columbia has water-quality measurements published by ENV and no A–F letter. The letter's EPA reference conditions stop at the US border. Phosphorus: 4.7 µg/L.

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Why Kawkawa Lake has no A–F letter

The LakeQuality letter is scored against EPA National Lakes Assessment reference conditions for a lake’s ecoregion, and those stop at the US border. There is no reference condition for British Columbia, so the scale cannot be applied to Kawkawa Lake at any level of sampling. Sampling here has recorded phosphorus, but not water clarity and algae (chlorophyll-a).

This is not a gap in the monitoring record. ENV publishes these measurements directly, and everything below that has been measured is reported on this page as ENV reports it.

Monitoring: the British Columbia Ministry of Environment and Parks. Read the full grading methodology.

Kawkawa Lake is a lake in Fraser Canyon County, British Columbia.

Source: the British Columbia Ministry of Environment and Parks — not the EPA Water Quality Portal, last sampled 2017-12-19. Grade methodology: LakeQuality methodology.

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Water quality measurements for Kawkawa Lake

These are the measurements ENV publishes for Kawkawa Lake. No A–F letter applies here: see why.

No clarity data. Phosphorus 4.7 µg/L. TSI 26.

MetricValueGrade
Water Clarity (Secchi Depth)No recent samples
Phosphorus4.7 µg/LMeasured, not scored
Chlorophyll-a (Algae)No recent samples
Trophic State Index (TSI)26Oligotrophic

Low nutrients, clear water. The letter is not a swimming clearance.

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Frequently asked questions about Kawkawa Lake

Where is Kawkawa Lake?

Kawkawa Lake is a lake in Fraser Canyon, British Columbia. Its water-quality measurements are published by ENV, and it carries no A–F letter, because no reference condition exists for lakes in this region, so the assessment thresholds behind the A–F scale cannot be applied here.

What is the water quality grade for Kawkawa Lake?

Kawkawa Lake in Fraser Canyon, British Columbia has water-quality measurements published by ENV and no A–F letter. The letter's EPA reference conditions stop at the US border. Phosphorus: 4.7 µg/L.

Is Kawkawa Lake safe to swim in?

The letter is not a swimming clearance. Check local advisories before you swim.

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Where this data comes from

7 measurements from 1 monitoring station, 2017. Retrieved from British Columbia EnMoDS (not the EPA Water Quality Portal) on 2026-09-06.

Collected and reported by

  • British Columbia Ministry of Environment and Parksenmods-bc7 samples · 2017
Monitoring station identifiers (1)
  • E308646

Canadian lakes are published with the measurements their provincial programme reports, and without a LakeQuality A–F letter. The letter is scored against EPA reference conditions for a lake’s ecoregion, and the EPA does not survey these lakes. See how grades are calculated and data sources.