Lake Denoon

Lake Denoon

Lake Denoon is a 162-acre lake in the southwestern portion of the City and is also partially located in the Town of Norway. The lake has a glacially formed kettle basin with bottom substrates varying from sands and gravel to muck. An outlet stream on the south end drains to Ke-Nong-Go-Mong (Long) Lake in Racine County. 

A cattail island and an extent of cattail shoreline are found on the lake's west end; the remaining lakeshore is mostly developed with residential housing. Lake Denoon provides habitat for the Black Tern, a rare bird species.

162 acres55ft max depth18 ft average depth

Lake District

Lake Denoon Lake District and Advancement Association is a volunteer organization of Lake Denoon residents who conduct projects to manage, protect, and enhance the lake.

New Plan

A copy of the Lake Denoon Management Plan is available here

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