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Updated Jul 2026

Washington Lake Water Quality

Water quality grades for 89 monitored lakes across 27 counties.

{{stateName}} has 89 graded lakes in our dataset, sampled across 27 counties, drawing on monitoring by {{agency}} plus federal and volunteer measurements. Roughly 31% of the state's graded lakes carry an A — 28 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.

A meaningful share of the state's monitored lakes register as hypereutrophic — heavily nutrient-loaded, frequent blooms, low summer transparency. These are usually shallow, surrounded by row-crop agriculture, with little volume to buffer the inputs. Lincoln ranks highest on average county grade (A). Clark sits lowest. With only 27 counties in the state, the cross-county spread is narrower than the within-county spread for most lakes.

Grade Distribution

How Washington’s 89 graded lakes break down from A (excellent) to F.

A
28
Excellent
B
19
Good
C
21
Fair
D
17
Poor
F
4
Very Poor

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Top 25 Cleanest Lakes

RankLakeCountyGradeClarity
1Ross LakeWhatcomA18.8 ft
2Nla LakeSkamaniaA26.3 ft
3Nla LakeKingA77.4 ft
4Nla LakeChelanA42.8 ft
5Nla LakeSnohomishA22.6 ft
6Nla LakePierceA-
7Fdr LakeLincolnA16.2 ft
8Fdr LakeOkanoganA21.5 ft
9Gravelly LakePierceA25.4 ft
10Banks LakeGrantA19.4 ft
11American LakePierceA19.7 ft
12Steilacoom LakePierceA17.4 ft
13Lake RoesigerSnohomishA17.1 ft
14Angle LakeKingA20 ft
15Fdr LakeGrantA28.2 ft
16Lake LouisePierceA17.1 ft
17Billy Clapp LakeGrantA16.4 ft
18Lake: Ward LakeThurstonA-
19Lake: Summit LakeThurstonA-
20Lake: Deep LakeThurstonA-
21Nla Upper LakeGrays HarborA-
22Rimrock ReservoirYakimaA-
23Nla LakeGrantA12.8 ft
24Fdr LakeFerryA13.5 ft
25Fdr LakeFerryA19 ft

25 Lakes Needing Attention

RankLakeCountyGradeClarity
1LakeThurstonF-
2Nla LakeGrantF1.1 ft
3Nla LakeClarkF3.3 ft
4Nla LakeLewisF6.3 ft
5Nla LakeGrantD2.2 ft
6Nla LakeThurstonD4.9 ft
7Vancouver LakeClarkD1.2 ft
8Jsl LakeSnohomishD-
9Brook LakeGrantD-
10Bonney LakePierceD5.2 ft
11Debra Jane LakePierceD3.9 ft
12Lake BeecherSnohomishD5.6 ft
13Waughop LakePierceD5.6 ft
14Carp LakePierceD6.6 ft
15Lacamas LakeClarkD4.4 ft
16Nla LakeKittitasD3.1 ft
17Nla LakeStevensD7.7 ft
18Nla LakePacificD3.3 ft
19Nla LakeSpokaneD7.2 ft
20Nla LakeThurstonD7.7 ft
21Nla LakeSan JuanD6.1 ft
22Nla LakeKingC1.6 ft
23Weallup LakeSnohomishC-
24Nla LakeFerryC-
25Nla LakeMasonC-

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Source: EPA National Aquatic Resource Surveys, 2026.