Cemeteries in Buffalo Lake, Minnesota

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Buffalo Lake is located within the city limits of Buffalo, in central Wright County. The lake is 1,553 acres and has a maximum depth of 33 feet. It has a large watershed that is agricultural and residential and this is reflected in the lower water clarity (3.9 foot average in summer).

Buffalo residents are fortunate to have two valuable natural resources in Lake Pulaski and Buffalo Lake. Both of these lakes are precious to us for the many recreational and leisure time activities that they provide.

Portsmouth Mine Pit Lake, sometimes called the Portsmouth Pit, is the deepest lake completely within the state of Minnesota, USA. It has a depth of over 450 feet (137 m), according to the most recent Minnesota DNR data.

While many of them are mine lakes resulting from open pit mining, there are also a few naturally deep lakes in Minnesota. Naturally, Lake Superior is by far the deepest lake in Minnesota - also the largest lake in Minnesota or adjacent to the state - with depths as impressive as 1333 feet.

Buffalo Lake PRA Enjoy some well-deserved time by the water at this campground. Sites are suitable for RVs and tents and have close lake access. Spend your days swimming, fishing, boating or playing on the beach, and your nights relaxing by the campfire and watching the stars.

Ten Mile is the third deepest lake in Minnesota, with a maximum depth of 209 feet. With a surface area of approximately 5,000 acres, it is considered a medium-size lake in Minnesota. It is a relatively infertile lake, with high water clarity.

Minnesota has many, many basins that hold water, but only those with surface areas over 2.5 square acres are considered to be a lake by most metrics. So, using this convention, the smallest lake in Minnesota is Bass Pond near Pontoria.

Lake Superior, bordered by Ontario, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, is the northernmost and westernmost lake and can be considered the headwater of the system.

Lake Pepin (Red Wing, MN) But when you see the river widen near Red Wing, back-dropped by the beautiful Mississippi River bluffs, you know you're at one of the best lakes in Southern Minnesota. Fun Fact: At over 25,000 acres, Lake Pepin is also the largest lake in Southern Minnesota.

Buffalo Lake PRA Enjoy some well-deserved time by the water at this campground. Sites are suitable for RVs and tents and have close lake access. Spend your days swimming, fishing, boating or playing on the beach, and your nights relaxing by the campfire and watching the stars.

Ten Mile is the third deepest lake in Minnesota, with a maximum depth of 209 feet. With a surface area of approximately 5,000 acres, it is considered a medium-size lake in Minnesota. It is a relatively infertile lake, with high water clarity.