Mud Lake (Montana)

Last updated November 16, 2025

There are over a dozen lakes named Mud Lake within the U.S. state of Montana.

Mud Lake, Beaverhead County, Montana. 44°36′32″N112°10′52″W / 44.60889°N 112.18111°W / 44.60889; -112.18111
Mud Lake, Beaverhead County, Montana. 45°11′10″N113°26′35″W / 45.18611°N 113.44306°W / 45.18611; -113.44306
Mud Lake, Beaverhead County, Montana. 45°39′12″N113°23′44″W / 45.65333°N 113.39556°W / 45.65333; -113.39556
Mud Lake, Blaine County, Montana. 48°35′20″N108°36′51″W / 48.58889°N 108.61417°W / 48.58889; -108.61417
Mud Lake, Flathead County, Montana. 47°38′20″N113°20′03″W / 47.63889°N 113.33417°W / 47.63889; -113.33417
Mud Lake, Flathead County, Montana. 48°06′42″N113°59′42″W / 48.11167°N 113.99500°W / 48.11167; -113.99500
Mud Lake, Flathead County, Montana. 48°27′40″N114°02′25″W / 48.46111°N 114.04028°W / 48.46111; -114.04028
Mud Lake, Flathead County, Montana. 48°37′39″N114°12′46″W / 48.62750°N 114.21278°W / 48.62750; -114.21278
Winona Lake, also known as Mud Lake, Flathead County, Montana. 48°43′46″N114°14′10″W / 48.72944°N 114.23611°W / 48.72944; -114.23611
Mud Lake, Granite County, Montana. 46°13′57″N113°45′26″W / 46.23250°N 113.75722°W / 46.23250; -113.75722
Mud Lake, Granite County, Montana. 46°19′30″N113°06′48″W / 46.32500°N 113.11333°W / 46.32500; -113.11333
Martin Lake, also known as Mud Lake, Hill County, Montana. 48°44′11″N109°30′39″W / 48.73639°N 109.51083°W / 48.73639; -109.51083
Mud Lake, Hill County, Montana. 48°50′52″N109°41′23″W / 48.84778°N 109.68972°W / 48.84778; -109.68972
Mud Lake, Lake County, Montana. 47°37′02″N113°59′45″W / 47.61722°N 113.99583°W / 47.61722; -113.99583
Mud Lake, Lincoln County, Montana. 48°25′28″N115°51′11″W / 48.42444°N 115.85306°W / 48.42444; -115.85306
Deep Lake, also known as Mud Lake, Lincoln County, Montana. 48°43′51″N114°57′11″W / 48.73083°N 114.95306°W / 48.73083; -114.95306
Mud Lake, Lincoln County, Montana. 48°51′23″N115°10′28″W / 48.85639°N 115.17444°W / 48.85639; -115.17444
Mud Lake, Madison County, Montana. 45°33′40″N112°07′46″W / 45.56111°N 112.12944°W / 45.56111; -112.12944
Mud Lake, Mineral County, Montana. 46°47′52″N114°50′38″W / 46.79778°N 114.84389°W / 46.79778; -114.84389
Mud Lake, Park County, Montana. 45°03′59″N109°54′22″W / 45.06639°N 109.90611°W / 45.06639; -109.90611
Mud Lake, Park County, Montana. 45°25′16″N110°51′52″W / 45.42111°N 110.86444°W / 45.42111; -110.86444
Mud Lake, Park County, Montana. 45°40′48″N110°33′03″W / 45.68000°N 110.55083°W / 45.68000; -110.55083
Mud Lake, Phillips County, Montana. 48°26′44″N107°38′15″W / 48.44556°N 107.63750°W / 48.44556; -107.63750
Mud Lake, Powell County, Montana. 47°04′34″N113°11′34″W / 47.07611°N 113.19278°W / 47.07611; -113.19278
Mud Lake, Ravalli County, Montana. 46°09′43″N114°28′25″W / 46.16194°N 114.47361°W / 46.16194; -114.47361
Mud Lake, Silver Bow County, Montana. 45°55′00″N112°53′56″W / 45.91667°N 112.89889°W / 45.91667; -112.89889
Mud Lake, Toole County, Montana. 48°49′32″N112°07′28″W / 48.82556°N 112.12444°W / 48.82556; -112.12444

References

USGS-U.S. Board on Geographic Names

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