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1 | Lake Name | Unique lake ID | Latitude | Longitude | DNR Page | Breakup observations | Formation observations | Breakup plot | Breakup plot description | Formation plot | Formation plot description | Duration plot | Duration plot description | |||||||||||||
2 | Riley | 10000200 | 44.8 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 2 years of observations (2006-2017) | 2 years of observations (1994-2015) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
3 | Lotus | 10000600 | 44.9 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 20 years of observations (1976-2026) | 10 years of observations (1979-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Lotus (10000600). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 11 to April 01, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
4 | Minnewashta | 10000900 | 44.9 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 23 years of observations (1981-2026) | 19 years of observations (1979-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Minnewashta (10000900). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 12 to April 02, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Minnewashta (10000900). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 30 to December 07, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Minnewashta (10000900). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 134 to 116 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
5 | Pine | 01000100 | 46.2 | -93.1 | DNR Page | 12 years of observations (1986-2026) | 5 years of observations (2018-2025) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Pine (01000100). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 21 to April 10, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
6 | Tamarack | 10001000 | 44.9 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 4 years of observations (2019-2023) | 3 years of observations (2011-2021) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
7 | St. Joe | 10001100 | 44.9 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 24 years of observations (1991-2026) | 9 years of observations (2011-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for St. Joe (10001100). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 09 to March 30, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
8 | Ann | 10001200 | 44.9 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 3 years of observations (2019-2026) | 2 years of observations (2023-2025) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
9 | Susan | 10001300 | 44.9 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2018-2018) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
10 | Virginia | 10001500 | 44.9 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 31 years of observations (1992-2026) | 27 years of observations (1993-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Virginia (10001500). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 12 to April 01, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Virginia (10001500). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 25 to December 01, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Virginia (10001500). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 138 to 121 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
11 | Schutz | 10001800 | 44.9 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 3 years of observations (2021-2023) | 3 years of observations (2020-2023) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
12 | Bavaria | 10001900 | 44.8 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2017-2017) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
13 | Zumbra-Sunny | 10004100 | 44.9 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 14 years of observations (1995-2026) | 8 years of observations (2011-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Zumbra-Sunny (10004100). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 11 to April 01, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
14 | Parley | 10004200 | 44.9 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2015-2015) | 1 years of observations (2011-2011) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
15 | Lundsten | 10004300 | 44.9 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2014-2014) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
16 | Auburn | 10004400 | 44.9 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 3 years of observations (2018-2022) | 1 years of observations (2018-2018) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
17 | West Auburn | 10004401 | 44.9 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 10 years of observations (2014-2026) | 5 years of observations (2012-2025) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
18 | East Auburn | 10004402 | 44.9 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 13 years of observations (2013-2026) | 8 years of observations (2012-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for East Auburn (10004402). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 11 to April 01, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
19 | Steiger | 10004500 | 44.9 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 15 years of observations (1996-2026) | 8 years of observations (1998-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Steiger (10004500). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 11 to April 01, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
20 | Kelser's Pond | 10004700 | 44.9 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 5 years of observations (2017-2024) | 7 years of observations (2011-2025) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
21 | Wassermann | 10004800 | 44.8 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 16 years of observations (1999-2025) | 13 years of observations (1999-2025) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Wassermann (10004800). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 11 to April 01, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Wassermann (10004800). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 26 to December 03, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Wassermann (10004800). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 136 to 119 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
22 | Turbid | 10005100 | 44.8 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 2 years of observations (2013-2014) | 4 years of observations (2009-2015) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
23 | Reitz | 10005200 | 44.8 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 7 years of observations (2014-2024) | 6 years of observations (2018-2025) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
24 | Piersons | 10005300 | 44.8 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 38 years of observations (1980-2026) | 15 years of observations (1987-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Piersons (10005300). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 11 to April 01, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Piersons (10005300). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 30 to December 06, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Piersons (10005300). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 133 to 116 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
25 | Stone | 10005600 | 44.9 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 13 years of observations (2014-2026) | 13 years of observations (1995-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Stone (10005600). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 11 to March 31, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Stone (10005600). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 24 to December 01, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
26 | Waconia | 10005900 | 44.9 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 86 years of observations (1940-2026) | 85 years of observations (1941-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Waconia (10005900). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 15 to April 05, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Waconia (10005900). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 28 to December 05, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Waconia (10005900). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 138 to 121 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
27 | Burandt | 10008400 | 44.8 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 16 years of observations (1999-2026) | 13 years of observations (2011-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Burandt (10008400). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 11 to April 01, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Burandt (10008400). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 25 to December 02, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Burandt (10008400). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 137 to 120 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
28 | Unnamed (Hilks) | 10008500 | 44.9 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 10 years of observations (2015-2026) | 6 years of observations (2018-2026) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
29 | Hydes | 10008800 | 44.8 | -93.9 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2021-2021) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
30 | Goose | 10008900 | 44.9 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 12 years of observations (2013-2026) | 7 years of observations (2012-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Goose (10008900). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 12 to April 01, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
31 | Oak | 10009300 | 45 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 4 years of observations (2002-2024) | 5 years of observations (1931-2006) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
32 | Swede | 10009500 | 44.9 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 26 years of observations (1990-2026) | 23 years of observations (1984-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Swede (10009500). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 11 to April 01, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Swede (10009500). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 24 to December 01, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Swede (10009500). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 138 to 120 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
33 | Berliner | 10010300 | 44.9 | -93.9 | DNR Page | 14 years of observations (2003-2020) | 14 years of observations (2003-2020) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Berliner (10010300). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 11 to March 31, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Berliner (10010300). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 17 to November 24, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Berliner (10010300). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 144 to 126 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
34 | Brand | 10011000 | 44.8 | -93.9 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2022-2022) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
35 | Eagle | 10012100 | 44.8 | -93.9 | DNR Page | 8 years of observations (2015-2026) | 6 years of observations (2020-2026) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
36 | Island | 01002200 | 46.7 | -93.2 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2015-2015) | 1 years of observations (2015-2015) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
37 | Firemen's Clayhole | 10022600 | 44.8 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2018-2018) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
38 | Round | 01002300 | 46.7 | -93.2 | DNR Page | 15 years of observations (2002-2016) | 11 years of observations (2003-2016) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Round (01002300). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 25 to April 14, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Round (01002300). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 16 to November 23, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Round (01002300). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 159 to 142 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
39 | Minnewawa | 01003300 | 46.7 | -93.3 | DNR Page | 41 years of observations (1980-2020) | 13 years of observations (2005-2021) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Minnewawa (01003300). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 25 to April 14, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Minnewawa (01003300). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 17 to November 23, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Minnewawa (01003300). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 158 to 141 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
40 | Horseshoe | 01003400 | 46.7 | -93.2 | DNR Page | 7 years of observations (2009-2023) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
41 | Blackface | 01004500 | 46.9 | -93.2 | DNR Page | 18 years of observations (2006-2024) | 14 years of observations (2007-2021) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Blackface (01004500). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 24 to April 14, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Blackface (01004500). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 13 to November 20, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Blackface (01004500). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 161 to 144 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
42 | Little Ball Bluff | 01005700 | 46.9 | -93.3 | DNR Page | 11 years of observations (2009-2023) | 11 years of observations (2009-2020) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Little Ball Bluff (01005700). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 26 to April 16, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Little Ball Bluff (01005700). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 17 to November 24, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
43 | Vanduse | 01005800 | 47 | -93.2 | DNR Page | 19 years of observations (2005-2025) | 12 years of observations (2005-2024) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Vanduse (01005800). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 27 to April 16, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Vanduse (01005800). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 14 to November 21, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Vanduse (01005800). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 163 to 146 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
44 | Big Sandy | 01006200 | 46.8 | -93.3 | DNR Page | 72 years of observations (1930-2026) | 10 years of observations (1993-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Big Sandy (01006200). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 25 to April 15, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
45 | Bear | 01006400 | 46.2 | -93.4 | DNR Page | 21 years of observations (1991-2026) | 1 years of observations (2020-2020) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Bear (01006400). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 20 to April 10, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
46 | Round | 01007000 | 46.6 | -93.4 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2014-2014) | 1 years of observations (2012-2012) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
47 | Davis | 01007100 | 46.6 | -93.4 | DNR Page | 3 years of observations (2008-2010) | 2 years of observations (2008-2010) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
48 | Davis (Main Bay) | 01007101 | 46.6 | -93.4 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2007-2007) | 1 years of observations (2007-2007) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
49 | Rock | 01007200 | 46.6 | -93.4 | DNR Page | 5 years of observations (2013-2017) | 4 years of observations (2012-2019) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
50 | Bass | 01007300 | 46.6 | -93.4 | DNR Page | 2 years of observations (2022-2025) | 2 years of observations (2022-2025) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
51 | Rat | 01007700 | 46.7 | -93.3 | DNR Page | 4 years of observations (2002-2022) | 3 years of observations (2003-2022) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
52 | Townline | 01008300 | 46.6 | -93.4 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2002-2002) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
53 | Sugar | 01008700 | 46.4 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 8 years of observations (2002-2016) | 4 years of observations (2002-2005) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
54 | Long | 01008900 | 46.5 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 6 years of observations (2003-2015) | 6 years of observations (2003-2009) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
55 | Rabbit | 01009100 | 46.5 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 16 years of observations (2002-2024) | 7 years of observations (2002-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Rabbit (01009100). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 23 to April 12, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
56 | Clear | 01009300 | 46.4 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 21 years of observations (1992-2026) | 17 years of observations (1992-2020) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Clear (01009300). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 23 to April 13, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Clear (01009300). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 20 to November 27, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Clear (01009300). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 154 to 137 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
57 | Dam | 01009600 | 46.5 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 9 years of observations (2004-2022) | 6 years of observations (2004-2019) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
58 | Gun | 01009900 | 46.6 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 15 years of observations (2004-2026) | 8 years of observations (2004-2024) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Gun (01009900). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 24 to April 14, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
59 | Long | 01010100 | 46.6 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 5 years of observations (2008-2013) | 4 years of observations (2009-2014) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
60 | Wilkins | 01010200 | 46.6 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 23 years of observations (1988-2015) | 2 years of observations (2015-2016) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Wilkins (01010200). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 24 to April 13, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
61 | Fleming | 01010500 | 46.6 | -93.5 | DNR Page | 12 years of observations (1983-2018) | 4 years of observations (1991-2008) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Fleming (01010500). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 23 to April 13, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
62 | Section Ten | 01011500 | 46.5 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2024-2024) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
63 | Nord | 01011700 | 46.5 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 9 years of observations (2002-2020) | 8 years of observations (2002-2018) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
64 | Elm Island | 01012300 | 46.5 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 16 years of observations (2002-2026) | 9 years of observations (2003-2024) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Elm Island (01012300). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 24 to April 13, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
65 | Lone | 01012500 | 46.4 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 41 years of observations (1977-2023) | 34 years of observations (1977-2024) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Lone (01012500). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 24 to April 13, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Lone (01012500). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 25 to December 02, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Lone (01012500). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 150 to 133 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
66 | Olson | 01013300 | 46.5 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2023-2023) | 1 years of observations (2024-2024) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
67 | Waukenabo | 01013600 | 46.7 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 19 years of observations (1983-2026) | 7 years of observations (2005-2019) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Waukenabo (01013600). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 24 to April 14, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
68 | Round | 01013700 | 46.7 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 16 years of observations (2002-2026) | 11 years of observations (2002-2017) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Round (01013700). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 24 to April 14, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Round (01013700). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 24 to November 30, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
69 | Hill | 01014200 | 47 | -93.6 | DNR Page | 8 years of observations (2002-2017) | 5 years of observations (2002-2026) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
70 | Ripple | 01014600 | 46.5 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 8 years of observations (2007-2022) | 12 years of observations (2007-2026) | None. | None. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Ripple (01014600). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 21 to November 28, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
71 | Esquagamah | 01014700 | 46.7 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 35 years of observations (1989-2026) | 9 years of observations (2004-2022) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Esquagamah (01014700). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 24 to April 14, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
72 | Little Spruce | 01015000 | 46.4 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2017-2017) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
73 | Big Pine | 01015700 | 46.4 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 5 years of observations (2004-2025) | 5 years of observations (1991-2025) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
74 | Farm Island | 01015900 | 46.4 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 49 years of observations (1978-2026) | 23 years of observations (2002-2025) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Farm Island (01015900). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 24 to April 14, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Farm Island (01015900). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 26 to December 03, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Farm Island (01015900). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 150 to 133 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
75 | Hammal | 01016100 | 46.5 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 12 years of observations (2003-2024) | 11 years of observations (2004-2025) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Hammal (01016100). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 23 to April 12, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Hammal (01016100). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from November 20 to November 27, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
76 | Hanging Kettle | 01017000 | 46.5 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 14 years of observations (2003-2024) | 9 years of observations (2003-2024) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Hanging Kettle (01017000). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 23 to April 13, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
77 | Diamond | 01017100 | 46.5 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 64 years of observations (1928-2005) | None. | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Diamond (01017100). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 18 to April 08, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
78 | Little Pine | 01017600 | 46.4 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 5 years of observations (2003-2019) | 2 years of observations (2003-2004) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
79 | Spirit | 01017800 | 46.4 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 19 years of observations (2003-2026) | 8 years of observations (2003-2024) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Spirit (01017800). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 23 to April 13, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
80 | Hickory | 01017900 | 46.4 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 11 years of observations (2016-2026) | None. | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Hickory (01017900). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 22 to April 12, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
81 | Pickerel | 01018200 | 46.5 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 8 years of observations (2017-2026) | 3 years of observations (1996-2020) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
82 | Poor Farm | 01018400 | 46.5 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2021-2021) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
83 | Dogfish | 01018500 | 46.5 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2020-2020) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
84 | Blind | 01018800 | 46.6 | -93.7 | DNR Page | 4 years of observations (2008-2022) | 2 years of observations (2016-2022) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
85 | Round | 01020400 | 46.3 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 6 years of observations (2003-2022) | 6 years of observations (2003-2026) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
86 | Townline | 01020700 | 46.5 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2024-2024) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
87 | Sunset | 01020800 | 46.4 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 2 years of observations (2017-2019) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
88 | Cedar | 01020900 | 46.5 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 11 years of observations (2007-2021) | 10 years of observations (2007-2024) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Cedar (01020900). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 23 to April 13, with large year-to-year variability. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
89 | Cedar(Main Basin) | 01020901 | 46.5 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 4 years of observations (2000-2003) | 3 years of observations (2000-2003) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
90 | Cedar(N.E. Arm) | 01020902 | 46.5 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2008-2008) | 1 years of observations (2008-2008) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
91 | Cedar(West Bay) | 01020903 | 46.5 | -93.8 | DNR Page | 2 years of observations (2005-2022) | 1 years of observations (2005-2005) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
92 | Unnamed | 01024300 | 46.3 | -93.2 | DNR Page | 3 years of observations (2013-2015) | 3 years of observations (2014-2016) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
93 | Little Thunder | 11000900 | 47 | -93.9 | DNR Page | 2 years of observations (2014-2015) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
94 | Little Thunder (West Bay) | 11000901 | 47 | -93.9 | DNR Page | 6 years of observations (2003-2024) | 2 years of observations (2018-2019) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
95 | Little Birch | 11001800 | 47 | -93.9 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2010-2010) | 1 years of observations (2016-2016) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
96 | Vermillion | 11002900 | 47.2 | -93.9 | DNR Page | 7 years of observations (1993-1999) | 2 years of observations (2017-2023) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
97 | Leavitt | 11003700 | 46.8 | -93.9 | DNR Page | 3 years of observations (1995-2020) | 2 years of observations (2019-2020) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | |||||||||||||
98 | Roosevelt | 11004300 | 46.8 | -94 | DNR Page | 19 years of observations (2002-2026) | 15 years of observations (2002-2026) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Roosevelt (11004300). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 26 to April 16, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Roosevelt (11004300). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from December 04 to December 11, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Roosevelt (11004300). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 145 to 128 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
99 | Roosevelt - South | 11004302 | 46.8 | -94 | DNR Page | 21 years of observations (2005-2026) | 19 years of observations (2005-2024) | Breakup image | Two quantities are shown for Roosevelt - South (11004302). Annual observations of ice breakup date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice breakup date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice breakup date has gone from April 27 to April 17, with large year-to-year variability. | Formation image | Two quantities are shown for Roosevelt - South (11004302). Annual observations of ice formation date are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice formation date between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 the typical ice formation date has gone from December 06 to December 13, with large year-to-year variability. | Duration image | Two quantities are shown for Roosevelt - South (11004302). Annual observations of ice duration are denoted by stars and statistically modeled changes in ice duration between 1949 and 2026 are denoted by a dashed line. Between 1949 and 2026 typical ice duration has gone from 143 to 126 days, with large year-to-year variability. | |||||||||||||
100 | Andrus | 11005000 | 46.8 | -94 | DNR Page | 1 years of observations (2020-2020) | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. | None. |