Battle Lake Bathymetric Chart | Alberta Fishing Depth & Contour Map

Navigate underwater structure and target key holding zones with the official Battle Lake Bathymetric Survey Chart. Located in Central Alberta in Township 46, Range 2, West of the 5th Meridian (southwest of Edmonton and Leduc), Battle Lake is a popular destination for northern pike, walleye, yellow perch, and lake whitefish angling. This high-precision color depth map translates underwater bathymetry into clear spatial data, giving anglers, paddlers, and fisheries researchers a tactical advantage on the water.

Much like a terrestrial topographic map reveals land elevation, this bathymetric chart illustrates underwater depth gradients, steep shelf drop-offs, shallow bays, and basin depressions. Mapped at a detailed 1:12,500 scale, the survey highlights depth transitions ranging from 0.00 meters at the shoreline down to a maximum basin depth of 13.53 meters. Whether trolling deep channels or targeting weedlines, this map takes the guesswork out of locating productive structure.

• High-Contrast Depth Shading: Features a vivid color spectrum ranging from red/yellow shallow zones (0.00 m) to dark blue basin trenches (13.53 m) for quick visual depth reference.

• 1:12,500 Precision Cartography: Built with accurate scale, geographic orientation (NAD 1983 Transverse Mercator), and a 1.2 km scale bar for precise distance estimation.

• Key Access & Infrastructure: Prominently marks the public boat launch site along the eastern shoreline and details adjacent Dominion Land Survey (DLS) section lines (Sections 1, 2, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 21, 22, 23).

• Targeted Angling Advantage: Essential physical reference for locating walleye reefs, northern pike weedbeds, and winter ice-fishing structure.

• Regional Overview Inset: Includes a macro-location inset map detailing regional access corridors from Edmonton, Leduc, Wetaskiwin, Camrose, Red Deer, and Highway 13.

Whether launching a boat for summer walleye jigging or setting up ice shelters over mid-lake drop-offs in winter, this bathymetric depth map is an essential reference for exploring Battle Lake.