Deepest lakes & reservoirs in South by maximum depth
This is a comparison for lakes we have listed within USA > South > Florida > South > - Compared by Deepest Lakes in feet.Note: For some lakes, lake depth data is unknown, so this table may display fewer lakes than the total 9 articles we have published for South lakes.
Search results: Sort lakes by max depth
Lake name  |
Max depth in feet |
Lake description |
|---|---|---|
| Deep Lake FL (Florida, South, USA) |
98 ft | Fish and other water-loving animals glide just beneath the surface of water that plunges 98 feet deep. Florida royal palms and patches of cypress tree… |
| Lake Placid FL (Florida, South, USA) |
57 ft | Lake Placid is a large sandy-bottom, freshwater lake located in south central Florida. The lake is ideally located between the Gulf and Atlantic Coast… |
| Lake Wales Ridge and Crooked Lake (East Central, Florida, South, USA, West Central) |
45 ft | Also known as Lake Caloosa Remnants of desert sea islands 2.3 million years old host the hundreds of lakes along Florida’s Lake Wales Ridge. This large area encompasses a broad… |
| Lake June in Winter (Florida, South, USA) |
40 ft | Also known as Lake June, Lake Stearns Lake June in Winter, often referred to simply as Lake June, is a 3,504 acre freshwater lake in the Lake Placid area of south-central Florida. Formerly… |
| Lake Sebring (Florida, South, USA) |
17 ft | Also known as Sebring Lake Lake Sebring in Highlands County has been a Florida tourism destination since 1912. Wealthy businessman George Sebring came here from Ohio on a fishin… |
| Lake Huntley (Florida, South, USA) |
17 ft | They are sipping tea, watching the sun set across beautiful Lake Huntley and counting their emerging lucky stars. They were looking for a place to sta… |
| Lake Okeechobee (Florida, South, USA) |
12 ft | With over 451,000 blue, watery acres, Lake Okeechobee is a lake with many titles. It is, by surface acreage, the largest lake in Florida. It also hold… |
| Lake Istokpoga (Florida, South, USA) |
10 ft | Lake Istokpoga, located in Highlands County, is Florida’s fifth largest lake and stretches out over 27,692 Florida acres. With a maximum length of 10… |
