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Lake Grosvenor

Alaska
73.90 km²
58.6738, -155.2575
NHD 120017910
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About Lake Grosvenor

Lake Grosvenor is a natural lake or pond in Alaska, United States. It covers approximately 73.90 km² (18260 acres). The lake centroid is located at 58.6738° N, 155.2575° W. Fish species records for this lake are still being compiled. Lake boundary and identifier come from the USGS National Hydrography Dataset.

At a glance

Best season
May – September
Ice-off through early fall
Natural lake
Very large
Big-water tactics apply
Species diversity
Data pending
Records still being compiled
Access
Public waterbody
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Weather at Lake Grosvenor

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Best fishing times today

Day length: 17h 34m
Dawn12:34
Sunrise13:41
Sunset07:15
Dusk08:21

Bite windows today

  • Dawn12:0414:41Excellent
  • Morning14:4122:28Good
  • Midday22:2804:15Calm
  • Afternoon04:1506:15Good
  • Dusk06:1508:51Excellent
  • Night08:5112:04Good
Moon: 14% · waxing18:32

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Frequently asked questions

What fish species live in Lake Grosvenor?

No fish species have been catalogued yet for Lake Grosvenor. Records are pulled from GBIF and updated regularly.

How big is Lake Grosvenor?

Lake Grosvenor covers approximately 73.90 square kilometres (18260 acres), based on the USGS National Hydrography Dataset.

Where is Lake Grosvenor located?

Lake Grosvenor is located in Alaska, United States, with its centroid at 58.6738°, -155.2575°.

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Data sources: USGS National Hydrography Dataset · GBIF