Crosson Lake - (Bracebridge)

Crosson Lake is within the Bigwind Lake Provincial Park and all the land surrounding the lake belongs to the park.

Average traveling time from the GTA to Crosson Lake - (Bracebridge) is 2 hours 18 mins

	This Lake Median Lake Average Lake
Crosson Lake is 57 hectares (141 Acres) in size The median size lake in our area is 71 hectares or 175 Acres (average size 398 hectares)	⁵⁷ ⁷¹ ³⁹⁸
Crosson Lake has a maximum depth 26 meters (85 ft) The median depth of lakes in our area is 13.5 m or 44 ft (average depth 18 m)	²⁶ ^13.5 ¹⁸
The median depth of Crosson Lake is 8.00 m (26 ft)	^8.00 ^5.2 ⁷
Crosson Lake Perimeter 4.00 km (2.49 Miles) The median perimiter of lakes in our area is 3.3 km or 2.05 miles (average Perimiter 3.61 km)	^4.00 ^3.3 ⁴
Crosson Lake Altitude 332 m (1089 ft) The median altitude of lakes in our area is 290 m or 951 ft (average Altitude is 289 m)	³³² ²⁹⁰ ²⁸⁹
Water Clarity of Crosson Lake (median 3.2 m) 2.90 m (10ft) The median Secchi Depth of lakes in our area is 3.2 m or 10 ft (average Secchi Depth is 3 m)	^2.90 ^3.2 ³
Crosson Lake's phosphorus content in water is 10.00 ug/L The median Phosphorus content in the water of lakes in our area is 8 ug/l (average Phosphorus content 9 ug/L	^10.00 ⁸ ⁹
Crosson Lake's watershed area feeding the Lake (excluding lake) 4.4 km² (1087 acres)
Lake Trout found in Crosson Lake: No
Drainage Basin of Crosson Lake Upper Black River
Crosson Lake is in the Township of Oakley
Local Name of Crosson Lake is North Lake
Shoreline Development on Crosson Lake is: none
Public Access to Crosson Lake public; Crown land trail from Black River Road
Water Level Management not regulated
Major Fish Species in Crosson Lake brook trout (E), lake trout (R), largemouth bass (I), smallmouth bass (I 2014)
Other Fish Species in Crosson Lake brown bullhead , longnose sucker (?), white sucker , pumpkinseed , golden shiner,northern redbelly dace, creek chub, blacknose shiner, yellow perch
Other Species in Crosson Lake virile crayfish
MNR Fact Sheet for Crosson Lake - (Bracebridge)
MNR Data Sheet for Crosson Lake - (Bracebridge)
Notes: E: extirpated, I: introduced – intentional or accidental, O: occasional, R: remnant, S: currently stocked, ?: status uncertain, 2009: year of first record or introduction if known, blank: presumed native
Much of the above data for Crosson Lake is compliments of the Muskoka Water Web maintained by The District Municipality of Muskoka