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Satellite view of Wabaskang Lake

Wabaskang Lake

Lower than usual

Water level is a bit below the typical range for mid-September and falling.

Low (28.07m)Normal rangeHigh (29.15m)

Current Weather

2d ago
12°CMainly Sunny
Wind N 3 km/h
Humidity 45%

Sunny

Environment Canada — Red Lake - Ear Falls

vs. Last Year

No data available

7-Day Trend

Falling

Down 3.7 cm over the past week

-3.7 cm over 7 days

Seasonal Position

24th percentile

Based on 23 years of records

Seasonal Outlook

Typical next 7 days

This lake usually drops slightly over the next week.

Typical next 14 days

Over two weeks, levels typically drops moderately.

Tracking

This year is moving slower than usual.

Based on 23 years of seasonal patterns. Moderate historical coverage. This is a historical seasonal pattern, not a forecast.

Fish Consumption Advisories (4 species)

The following consumption advisories are in effect for fish caught in Wabaskang Lake.

Lake Whitefish
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Dioxins/Furans45-50 cm16/month
Dioxins/Furans50-55 cm16/month
Mercury45-50 cm16/month
Mercury50-55 cm16/month
Northern Pike
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury>75 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury55-60 cm12/month4/month
Mercury60-65 cm12/month4/month
Mercury65-70 cm8/month4/month
Mercury70-75 cm8/monthDo not eat
Mercury35-40 cm8/month
Mercury40-45 cm8/month
Mercury45-50 cm8/month
Mercury50-55 cm4/month
Mercury, Dioxins/Furans40-45 cm16/month
Mercury, Dioxins/Furans45-50 cm16/month
Mercury, Dioxins/Furans50-55 cm16/month
Mercury, Dioxins/Furans35-40 cm16/month
Smallmouth Bass
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Dioxins/Furans15-20 cm8/month8/month
Dioxins/Furans20-25 cm8/month8/month
Dioxins/Furans25-30 cm8/month8/month
Dioxins/Furans30-35 cm8/month
Mercury45-50 cm2/monthDo not eat
Mercury30-35 cm4/month
Mercury35-40 cm8/monthDo not eat
Mercury40-45 cm4/monthDo not eat
Walleye
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Dioxins/Furans35-40 cm8/month
Dioxins/Furans40-45 cm8/month
Dioxins/Furans20-25 cm8/month8/month
Dioxins/Furans25-30 cm8/month8/month
Dioxins/Furans30-35 cm8/month8/month
Mercury55-60 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury65-70 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury70-75 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury45-50 cm8/month4/month
Mercury50-55 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury60-65 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury35-40 cm4/month
Mercury40-45 cm4/month
Source: Guide to Eating Ontario Fish (2025). Advisory data is updated annually.

Lake Profile

Est. average depth5.9 m

Estimated from HydroLAKES v1.0 (Messager et al., 2016). Modeled geo-statistical estimate, not a direct survey measurement.

Water Level — Last 30 Days

Technical details
Current level
28.31 m
Reference value
28.31 m (rolling_6h_mean)
Percentile for date
24th percentile
Years of record
23
Source station
CEDAR RIVER BELOW WABASKANG LAKE (05QE008)
Est. average depth
5.9 m
Relationship type
lake_outlet
Mapping confidence
medium
Today's normal range
28.32–28.78 m
Same-date historical range
28.07–29.15 m
30-day change
-8.5 cm
Data confidence
medium
Observed at
Sep 20, 2026
Last snapshot
Sep 20, 2026

Data source: ECCC Water Office — Station 05QE008. Water level readings are provisional and subject to revision. This is not a navigation or flood-warning service.