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ATDoel
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I'm looking for bathymetry data on some of the northern Quetico lakes but I'm striking out. The Minnesota DNR has great info on the BWCA lakes but the Ontario MNR has virtually none that I can find on the Quetico lakes. Does anyone have any leads?
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old_salt
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I've bathed in most of them. You probably could too. Hope this helps.
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PineKnot
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Bathymetry data??...
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ParkerMag
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quote PineKnot: "Bathymetry data??...
" Think topography...under water.
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old_salt
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quote ParkerMag: "quote PineKnot: "Bathymetry data??...
" Think topography...under water."
Hydrography.
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Savage Voyageur
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quote old_salt: "I've bathed in most of them. You probably could too. Hope this helps."
Still laughing...
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inspector13
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Try here.
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old_salt
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quote Thwarted: "quote old_salt: "So, if topography means above water, bottomography refers to lake bottom?" You're getting out of your depth Old Salt."
Could be. Who needs a map? Deep cranks and jigs.
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Thwarted
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quote old_salt: "So, if topography means above water, bottomography refers to lake bottom?" You're getting out of your depth Old Salt.
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ATDoel
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quote old_salt: "quote ParkerMag: "quote PineKnot: "Bathymetry data??...
" Think topography...under water."
Hydrography. "
Kind of, hydrographic maps are mostly utilized for navigation and may offer some bottom data but the purpose isn't to map the bottom. An underwater topo would be the best description of a bathymetric map.
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PineKnot
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Dopey me...coulda just said depth charts for lakes....
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old_salt
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So, if topography means above water, bottomography refers to lake bottom?
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