Little Saganaga Lake

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For other uses of the word Saganaga, see Saganaga.

Little Saganaga Lake is a large lake (1,962 acres) in the east-central Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. It has a maximum depth of 150 feet and tannin-stained water. Presumably named after Saganaga Lake to the north, Little Saganaga resembles its namesake with its many islands and complex shape. The lake contains lake trout and northern pike.

Connections

• North to Rattle Lake and from there to Gabimichigami Lake and beyond to Ogishkemuncie Lake.
• Southeast to Mora Lake and then Gillis Lake or Tuscarora Lake.
• Also connections to Elm Lake, Ecstacy Lake, Elton Lake.

Natural history

The entire northern shore of Little Saganaga Lake was burned in the Cavity Lake Fire of 2006.