Formerly Lake Winnipesaukee Association, we’re building an alliance to protect our lake.
Let’s Keep Moments Like These From Being Just a Memory
Today Lake Winnipesaukee faces unprecedented threats requiring unprecedented action. The most visible and dangerous sign that we must do more is the alarming emergence of cyanobacterial blooms that turn the Lake’s clear water pea soup green – unsafe for swimming or other activities we all cherish. Whether these blooms become larger and more frequent depends on what we do – or fail to do – now.
Concerted action and generous support are central to our success.
Please Donate NowWinnipesaukee by the Numbers
236.2
k
Acres of total watershed area
260
Islands within the lake
180
Feet at maximum depth
240
Miles of shoreline
63
Mile drive around the lake
52.1
k
Acres of total surface area
28
Miles of lake length
43
Feet at average depth
625
Billion gallons of volume
180.5
k
Acres of total land area
55.6
k
Acres of total surface water
72
Square miles of surface area
504
Feet of elevation
534
Cubic ft/second of mean discharge
5
Years of residence
22.5
Inches of evaporation rate per year
What We Do
