2020 AGM Meeting Cancelled COMMITTED TO LONG TERM HEALTH & ENJOYMENT OF WOLFE LAKE

image637
  • Home
    • Memberships
    • Donations
    • Lake Vision
    • Current Projects
    • Our Water
    • History of the Lake
    • Our Volunteers
    • Our Sponsors
    • Fishing News
    • Wolfe Lake Howl
    • Our Blog
    • Alerts & News Flashes
    • Wolfe Lake Magazine
    • Meeting Minutes
    • Past Initiatives
    • Resources
    • Board Members
  • Nature
    • Photo Contest
    • Photos & Videos
    • Home
    • Our Lake
      • Memberships
      • Donations
      • Lake Vision
      • Current Projects
      • Our Water
      • History of the Lake
      • Our Volunteers
      • Our Sponsors
    • Fishing
      • Fishing News
      • Wolfe Lake Howl
    • News
      • Our Blog
      • Alerts & News Flashes
      • Wolfe Lake Magazine
      • Meeting Minutes
      • Past Initiatives
      • Resources
    • Contact Us
      • Board Members
    • Nature
    • Our Gallery
      • Photo Contest
      • Photos & Videos

image638

  • Home
  • Nature

Our Water

image639
image640
image641
image642

Water quality reports for wolfe lake

image643

2019 Water Quality Report


2018 Water Quality Report


2017 Water Quality Report


 2016 Water Quality AGM presentation


2016 Water Quality Report


2015 Water Quality Report


2014 Water Quality Report


2013 Water Quality Report


2012 Water Quality Report


2011 Water Quality Report

2010 Water Quality Report 


2009 Water Quality Report


image644

SEASONAL WATER LEVELS

Additional Information

Wolfe Lake water levels slowly and sometimes drastically decrease throughout the summer and fall. These decreases are due to a combination of evaporation and the release of water to maintain navigable water levels on the Rideau Canal. Water is released through the dam located on the southeastern shore of Wolfe Lake. At the nearby boat launch automated equipment measures and transmits water level data to a central site. 


Six water level stations are found throughout the watershed along the Rideau River and on Big Rideau, Bobs, Wolfe and Upper Rideau Lakes. Data is collected using electronic continuous recording units. A sensor reads the water levels usually at one hour intervals and that data is recorded in a “data-logger” that can be downloaded at the site or transmitted to the Rideau Valley Conservation Authority (RVCA) by telephone, radio or satellite communication. 

Interactive Water Level Graphs

 RVCA's interactive graphs show water level data measured at several locations on the Rideau River system.  

CLICK HERE TO GO TO RVCA WEBSITE FOR INFORMATION ON WOLFE LAKE

Copyright © 2021 Wolfe lake - All Rights Reserved.

Powered by GoDaddy

This website uses cookies.

We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.

Accept