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Updated Jul 2026

Montana Lake Water Quality

Water quality grades for 233 monitored lakes across 31 counties.

{{stateName}} has 233 graded lakes in our dataset, sampled across 31 counties, drawing on monitoring by {{agency}} plus federal and volunteer measurements. Roughly 74% of the state's graded lakes carry an A — 172 lakes that earn the top bracket on the combined Secchi/phosphorus/chlorophyll-a rubric. That share is high by national standards and reflects the depth and natural clarity of glacial lakes in the region.

Trophically, oligotrophic lakes — cold, clear, low-nutrient — dominate the state's graded inventory. These are the deep glacial basins that buffer against nutrient inputs by sheer volume, and they hold most of {{stateName}}'s A-grade waters. Granite ranks highest on average county grade (A). Liberty sits lowest. With only 31 counties in the state, the cross-county spread is narrower than the within-county spread for most lakes.

Grade Distribution

How Montana’s 233 graded lakes break down from A (excellent) to F.

A
172
Excellent
B
24
Good
C
13
Fair
D
12
Poor
F
12
Very Poor

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Top 25 Cleanest Lakes

RankLakeCountyGradeClarity
1Big Sky Lake South HoleMissoulaA17.7 ft
2Tally LakeFlatheadA15.2 ft
3Nla LakeGraniteA28.4 ft
4Nla LakeMissoulaA41.9 ft
5Nla LakeFlatheadA47.6 ft
6Nla LakeFlatheadA20 ft
7Nla LakeLewis and ClarkA15.9 ft
8Nla LakeLincolnA16.9 ft
9Nla LakeLincolnA25.4 ft
10Nla LakeLakeA32.3 ft
11Nla LakeRavalliA18 ft
12Lake Alva Mid-Lake DeepMissoulaA21.6 ft
13Salmon Lake South BasinMissoulaA16.6 ft
14Seeley Lake Middle BasinMissoulaA15.4 ft
15Whitefish LakeFlatheadA22 ft
16Whitefish LakeFlatheadA23.5 ft
17Placid Lake North Finger Outlet HoleMissoulaA16.8 ft
18Placid Lake Midlake HoleMissoulaA16.5 ft
19Lake Inez North HoleMissoulaA17.4 ft
20Salmon Lake Mid-South BasinMissoulaA16.4 ft
21Lake Inez South HoleMissoulaA17.8 ft
22Seeley Lake North BasinMissoulaA16.8 ft
23Clearwater Lake DeepMissoulaA28.6 ft
24Lake KoocanusaLincolnA-
25Lake KoocanusaLincolnA-

25 Lakes Needing Attention

RankLakeCountyGradeClarity
1Big Sky_deep LakeMissoulaF-
2Lake Helena OutletLewis and ClarkF-
3Kipp LakeGlacierF-
4Nla LakeLibertyF-
5Nla LakePhillipsF0.9 ft
6Nla LakeBlaineF1.2 ft
7Nla LakeBlaineF0.5 ft
8Nla LakeValleyF1 ft
9Nla LakeHillF0.8 ft
10Nla LakeChouteauF1.1 ft
11Nla LakeSheridanF0.6 ft
12Nla LakeTooleF2.6 ft
13Nla LakePhillipsD2.1 ft
14Lake Helena Center DeepLewis and ClarkD5.6 ft
15Clark Canyon Reservoir South of IslandBeaverheadD4.9 ft
16Nla LakeRosebudD4.9 ft
17Nla LakeSheridanD1.9 ft
18Nla LakeGlacierD1.6 ft
19Nla LakePhillipsD2.3 ft
20Nla LakeBig HornD4.9 ft
21Boneau ReservoirChouteauD-
22Nla LakeWheatlandD2.2 ft
23Nla LakeHillD4.2 ft
24Nla LakeValleyD2.1 ft
25Williamson ReservoirChouteauC-

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Source: EPA National Aquatic Resource Surveys, 2026.