Appendix D: Bathymetry Maps of Lakes.

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Appendix D: Bathymetry Maps of Lakes

Mini-Lake Guidelines Make the deepest part(s) of your lake at the bottom of the container – Mark these points with Xs Create at least 1 gentle slope and 1 steep slope Smooth surfaces No overhangs!

Mini-Lake Bathymetry Map Directions 1.Outline the top of the container on the transparency 2.Mark the lowest point. Place depth gauge here for all measurements. 3.Fill mini-lake with water to the first line on your depth gauge 4.Looking straight down, outline the edge of the water on the transparency 5.Fill mini-lake to the next line on your depth gauge. 6.Repeat steps 4 & 5 until you have reached the top of your mini-lake