Water Quality Information by Lake or Stream
Our water quality data is publicly available through the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's lake and stream information tool.
Share This
Who We Are
Minnehaha Creek Watershed District is a local unit of government
responsible for managing and protecting the water resources in
one of the largest and most heavily-used urban watersheds in Minnesota.
The watershed stretches 178-square miles from St. Bonifacius
to south Minneapolis and includes Lake Minnetonka, the
Minneapolis Chain of Lakes, Minnehaha Creek, and Minnehaha
Falls. It includes eight major creeks, 129 lakes, and thousands of
wetlands. Learn more about the watershed.
Lake Minnetonka Water Levels
Gray's Bay Dam is closed for the winter. Check back in the spring for water levels and dam discharge once the dam is reopened.
Lakes and Streams Contacts
For water quality contact:
Brian Beck
Research & Monitoring Program Manager
bbeck@minnehahacreek.org
952-641-4515
For dam operation and canoeing information contact:
Janna Jonely
Project and Land Management Technician
jjonely@minnehahacreek.org
952-641-4523
Subscribe to Splash
Connect with us
