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Crowsnest Lake Hydrographic Survey Chart - A detailed bathymetric map showing depth contours in feet for Crowsnest Lake, Alberta, surveyed in 1976.

Crowsnest Lake Water Depths Hydrographic Chart

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Under the Surface: Crowsnest Lake Hydrographic Survey Chart

Unlock the secrets of the abyss with the Crowsnest Lake Bathymetric Map. While standard topographic maps describe the peaks of the Crowsnest Pass, this specialized hydrographic survey provides a rare glimpse into the lake's bottom contours. Produced by Alberta Environment’s Water Resources Management Services, this chart is an essential tool for anyone needing a precise representation of the lake's sub-surface architecture.

The Ultimate Tool for Anglers & Fisheries

Bathymetry is more than just data; it is a roadmap to success on the water.

  • Master the Drop-offs: Use detailed contour lines to identify steep drop-offs, underwater ledges, and deep basins where trophy fish often congregate.

  • Fisheries Management Precision: This data allows for the segregation of collection and analysis by depth, aiding in the effective management of local fish populations.

  • Scout Your Spot: Whether you are shore-casting or trolling, knowing the "lay of the land" beneath the waves helps you eliminate unproductive water and focus on high-probability zones.

Historical Accuracy & Technical Detail

This chart serves as a reliable historical reference and a functional guide for modern explorers.

  • Official Survey Data: Originally surveyed in June 1976, this map represents the foundational hydrographic data for the region.

  • High-Detail Scale: Rendered at a scale of 1 inch = 800 feet, providing clear visibility of the lake's various basins and shorelines.

  • Technical Specifications: Includes geographic references for Sections 4, 5, 8, and 9, Township 8, Range 5, W. 5th Mer., ensuring accurate location tracking.

  • Imperial Depth Readings: All depths are clearly marked in feet, providing the standard measurement used by most depth finders and sonar units.

    FeatureDetails
    Survey DateJune 1976
    LocationCrowsnest Lake, Alberta (Hwy 3 Corridor)
    Scale1 in. = 800 ft.
    Measurement UnitsFeet (Depths)
    Source AgencyAlberta Environment Water Resources
    Map TypeBathymetric / Hydrographic Survey
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