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Ashland Lake

Ashland Lake is located in the University of Missouri’s Baskett Wildlife Research Area, east of Ashland. It is approximately 12 acres in size and has a watershed of 2,475 acres. This represents a large ratio of watershed size to lake volume, which reduces the lakes ability to dilute inflows and settle out particulate matter. The lake’s fishery is managed by the Missouri Department of Conservation and public fishing is allowed.

The following LMVP data are available for Ashland Lake

 

2015 LMVP data
2014 LMVP data
2013 LMVP data
2012 LMVP data
2007 LMVP data
2006 LMVP data
2005 LMVP data
2004 LMVP data
2003 LMVP data
2002 LMVP data
2001 LMVP data
Other information:
Comparison of volunteer data with University of Missouri data
 

Photo of Brushy Creek, The inflowing creek at Ashland Lake. Note the brown color, indicative of a high concentration of suspended sediments. The photo was taken following a rain. Charles Laun photo.

 
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