The Lakes • Forsyth County, Georgia • Published figures only
Lake Lanier
160 ftDeepest, as U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District (Lake Sidney Lanier, Questions page) publishes it, read on its page 17 October 2026
No open depth survey exists for this lake.
The print draws the shoreline and sets the published figures beside it.The state publishes this lake's depth and acreage but no open depth survey, so the print draws the shoreline and says so on the sheet. Pin your dock in the studio and it prints under the name your family uses.
What arrives: the print you set up, drawn at the size you choose, shipped flat or rolled by the printer, or a file the same day for the digital edition.
Three of the Nine Styles
The figures
| Water | 38,000 acres published, 38,316 acres measured |
|---|---|
| Shoreline | 699.9 mi, islands included |
| Longest open water | 10.6 mi |
| Islands | 149 |
| Depth survey | None open: published figures only |
Where each figure comes from
- shoreline, OpenStreetMap via Overpass: www.openstreetmap.org, read 18 October 2026
- published, quoted: The deepest part of the lake is located on the north side of Buford Dam in the original river channel at elevation 911 feet above mean sea level. When the lake is at its full level (1071msl) the lake at this point is 160 feet in depth.: www.sam.usace.army.mil, read 17 October 2026
- published, quoted: Lake Sidney Lanier, 38,000 acres: georgiawildlife.com, read 17 October 2026
Not affiliated with or endorsed by any state agency, lake association or realtor; no logos on any print. The drawing is ours, made from the OpenStreetMap shoreline as of 18 October 2026 (© OpenStreetMap contributors. Open Database License 1.0: https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright).