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Water Quality Testing

Wall Lake has excellent water quality.  There are three main reasons for this.

  • Wetlands filter out acid and sediment from incoming bog water.

  • Wall Lake has had a sewer system since the early 1990's. 

  • Wall Lake residents have paid for professional weed control for many years.​​​

Maintaining the water quality in our lake is an important and ongoing task. In addition to the services provided by Professional Lake Management, our association also performs various water quality testing throughout the year and coordinates data gathering using MiCorps' Cooperative Lake Monitoring protocols and the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.​ The MiCorps' data goes into a database that allows us to track results over time and compare Wall Lake to other lakes. Additionally, we work closely with the Pierce Cedar Creek Institute to study the long-term effects of development in and around the Cedar Creek
watershed of which our lake is an important part.

Reports for 2024 will be posted as soon as they're available.  Prior reports can be requested from the (GWLA) association.  

Professional  Lake  Management
MiCorp's Annual Data Report
Pierce Cedar Creek Institute

Our mission is to protect, preserve, and enhance the quality of Wall Lake and its watershed through the promotion of responsible and effective environmental and educational policies.

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We are dedicated to preserving Wall Lake as a pristine legacy for future generations.

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About Wall Lake

Wall Lake is a beautiful, crescent-shaped lake that lies in Hope Township, Barry County Michigan.  It is about 540 acres in size and its average depth is 15-20 feet.  There are some locations with a depth of approximately 40 feet.  There are about 320 homes and cottages around the lake.

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Greater Wall Lake Association

PO Box 56 Delton, MI  49046​

© Greater Wall Lake Association 2025

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The GWLA Web site was designed and is maintained by Wall Lake Resident Ron L'Huillier on a volunteer basis.

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