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Grant County
No fish consumption advisory is on file for any of the 86 named waters in Grant County.
That doesn't mean they've been cleared
Most waters in the United States have never been sampled for contaminants. An absence of an advisory means Minnesota hasn't published one — not that the fish have been tested and found safe. Check Minnesota Department of Health — Fish Consumption Guidelines before eating your catch, and see Minnesota's statewide guidance, which applies to waters with no rule of their own.
Named waters in Grant County
86 waters with no advisory on file. Listed so you can confirm we've looked — not as evidence the fish are safe.
- Anderson Lake
- Ash Lake
- Ask Lake
- Bah Lakes
- Bailey Slough
- Barrett Lake
- Barrows Lake
- Big Lake
- Bolin Lake
- Briggs Lake
- Burr Lake
- Church Lake
- Cormorant Lake
- Cottonwood Lake
- Doughty Lake
- Eide Lake
- Elbow Lake
- Elk Lake
- Ellingson Lake
- Engralson Lake
- Field Lake
- Flekkefjord Lake
- Foss Lake
- Fourmile Lake
- Graham Lake
- Grinder Lake
- Hagen Lake
- Hibrooten Lake
- Hjermenrud Lake
- Hodgson Lake
- Horseshoe Lake
- Huset Lake
- Island Lake
- Jenstad Lake
- Johnson Lake
- Jones Lake
- Keitzman Slough
- Kenney Lake
- Larson Lake
- Lee Lake
- Lightning Lake
- Little Lake
- Long Lake
- Lower Elk Lake
- Malmgren Lake
- Melby Lake
- Mill Pond
- Moses Lake
- Mud Lake
- Mustinka Flowage
- Mustinka River Reservoir
- Nelson Lake
- Niemackl Lakes
- Ohlsrud Lake
- Olson Lake
- Patchen Lake
- Pelican Lake
- Peterson Lake
- Pletan Lake
- Pomme de Terre Lake
- Prescott Lake
- Pullman Lake
- Reed Lake
- Retzloff Lake
- Rhimey Lake
- Round Lake
- Schmall Marsh
- Schram Lake
- Scott Lake
- Shady Grove Lake
- Shauer Lake
- Skunk Lake
- Slotsye Lake
- Spring Lake
- Stony Brook Lake
- Stony Lake
- Swan Lake
- Sylvan Lake
- Thompson Lake
- Thorstad Lake
- Torstenson Lake
- Trisko Lake
- Turtle Lake
- Werk Lake
- Werson Lake
- Wilson Lake