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Burke County
No fish consumption advisory is on file for any of the 70 named waters in Burke 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 North Dakota hasn't published one — not that the fish have been tested and found safe. Check North Dakota DEQ — Guide to Safe Eating of Fish Caught in North Dakota before eating your catch, and see North Dakota's statewide guidance, which applies to waters with no rule of their own.
Named waters in Burke County
70 waters with no advisory on file. Listed so you can confirm we've looked — not as evidence the fish are safe.
- Beaver Lake
- Black Slough
- Blanc Lake
- Bush Lake
- Carrie Lake
- Chiles Slough
- Christensen Slough
- Dead Dog Slough
- Docs Lake
- Eckert Lake
- Eds Slough
- Elbow Lake
- Enget Lake
- Fish Lake
- Ford Slough
- Goose Pan Slough
- Grubb Lake
- Harms Lake
- Helde Lake
- Hidden Slough
- Hoover Lake
- Island Lake
- Iverson Lake
- Iverson Slough
- Jensen Lake
- Jerrys Slough
- Johnsons Lake
- Jud Chrests Lake
- Kirkland Lake
- Knudson Slough
- Lagorin Slough
- Little Slough
- Lostwood Lakes
- Martin Lakes
- Martinsen Lake
- Melbys Slough
- Merrills Slough
- Muskie Lake
- Niels Slough
- Olson Lake
- Paradise Meadow
- Pauls Slough
- Powers Lake
- Red Lake
- Rennie Lake
- Rock Slough
- Ruddy Slough
- Rush Lake
- Salon Lake
- Sand Bottom Lake
- Sand Slough
- School Section Lake
- Sectionline Slough
- Shallow Lake
- Sletten Lake
- Smishek Lake
- Smith Lake
- Spring Lake
- Spring Slough
- Stacy Slough
- Swensens Slough
- Swim Lake
- Teal Slough
- Thompson Lake
- Tower Slough
- Upper Des Lacs Lake
- Upper Lostwood Lake
- Upper Thompson Lake
- Ward Lake
- Westby Lake