Unnamed lake map??

[Rod Caster]

Just wondering if anyone knows of any online resources for identifying unnamed lakes? There are several year-round brookie lakes in the MNR Regs, that are called Lake 123 for example and I can't seem to pinpoint the lake any more than within township borders.

[kickingfrog]

They usually give a township and or a utm don't they?

[Rod Caster]

They usually give a township and or a utm don't they?

 

Some lakes (very few in Zone 11) have utm but in most cases only have township ID. I have a OGS Google Earth map for township boundaries, but up here, a single township can have several unnamed brookie lakes.

[4x4bassin]

Call your local MNR office , they should be able to help you . I built up a great relationship with a MNR biologist in Parry Sound/Bracebridge

and he has helped me out with lots of "secret" info and put me onto some great lakes !

[gaspumper]

If they are stocked lakes don't they usually give the gps

co ordinance for them.

[Rod Caster]

Thanks 4x4.

 

I'm looking at the online reg summary, maybe the booklet has GPS?

[Snowball]

Here is a site that helps you find the location of Lakes. It covers mostly NorthWestern Ontario but goes as far as and includes North Bay:

 

http://nomap.ca/%28S...29%29/Home.aspx

 

Click on FIND

Goto "select a map category", click on down arrowhead and click on "Lakes"

Enter a lake name

select a MNR district (click on down arrowhead) (if district is unknown click on "all districts"

click on Search and your lake should appear.

 

Regards,

Snowball

[Rod Caster]

Here is a site that helps you find the location of Lakes. It covers mostly NorthWestern Ontario but goes as far as and includes North Bay:

 

http://nomap.ca/%28S...29%29/Home.aspx

 

Click on FIND

Goto "select a map category", click on down arrowhead and click on "Lakes"

Enter a lake name

select a MNR district (click on down arrowhead) (if district is unknown click on "all districts"

click on Search and your lake should appear.

 

Regards,

Snowball

 

Fantastic! Funny enough, I had this site saved to favorites, but never checked it for unnamed lakes. Thanks!!