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Lake Nocona

Montague County, Texas1,220 acresView mapDirections

No nutrient or algae sampling on record from TCEQ for this lake.

Max depth
80 ft
Bathymetric survey
Area
1,220 acres
Surface area
Shoreline
21.8 mi
Measured length
  • 80 ft max depth
  • Public access

Lake Nocona in Montague County, Texas has water-quality measurements published by TCEQ, shown here as reported. Maximum depth: 80 ft. Surface area: 1220 acres.

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Lake Nocona is a 1,220-acre lake in Montague County, Texas with a maximum depth of 80 feet (15-foot average). Limited fish-species data available. Public access is available with 2 public boat landings.

Source: EPA Water Quality Portal sampling records, TCEQ. Methodology: how these readings are compared.

What Lake Nocona is good for

From access and monitoring records, not editorial picks.

  • Boat launch2 documented ramps
  • Deep water80 ft surveyed max depth
  • Big water1,220 acres

Swimming conditions

No reading

Not rated

Nutrient and algae readings are not a swimming clearance. Check local advisories before you swim.

Whether Lake Nocona is safe to swim in today is a call for the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and the county health department, who post current advisories. LakeQuality does not issue swimming clearances.

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Water quality measurements for Lake Nocona

These are the measurements TCEQ publishes for Lake Nocona, shown as reported. The condition class beside each reading is the EPA National Lakes Assessment class for this lake’s ecoregion.

No clarity data. TSI undefined.

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Lake Details

Max depth

80 ft

Average depth

15 ft

Surface area

1,220 acres

Shoreline

21.8 mi

Public access

Yes

Listed by TCEQ

Recreation & Access

2
Boat Landings
Yes
Public Access
  • Weldon Robb ParkPublic
  • Keck Street AccessPublic

Named access points in the USGS National Boat Ramps inventory, within about 3 miles. More lakes with boat ramps

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Frequently asked questions about Lake Nocona

Where is Lake Nocona?

Lake Nocona is a lake in Montague County, Texas. Its water-quality measurements are published by TCEQ and shown on this page as reported.

What is the water quality of Lake Nocona?

Lake Nocona in Montague County, Texas has water-quality measurements published by TCEQ, shown here as reported. Maximum depth: 80 ft. Surface area: 1220 acres.

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Is Lake Nocona safe to swim in?

Nutrient and algae readings are not a swimming clearance. Check local advisories before you swim.

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How deep is Lake Nocona?

Lake Nocona has a maximum depth of 80 feet and an average depth of 15 feet. The lake covers 1220 acres.

Are there boat ramps on Lake Nocona?

Lake Nocona has 2 documented boat landings in the USGS National Boat Ramps inventory. Named access points include Weldon Robb Park, Keck Street Access. Public access is listed as yes.

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Can I fish at Lake Nocona?

Lake Nocona has 2 documented boat landings in the USGS National Boat Ramps inventory. Seasons, size and bag limits, and whether you need a license are set by Texas's fish and wildlife agency, so check its current regulations before you go.

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Where this data comes from

Measurements for Lake Nocona come from the EPA Water Quality Portal. Per-sample source details are not recorded for this lake.

Other records on this page

Named boat-access points from the USGS National Boat Ramps inventory