How big is Lake Winnebago?
Lake Winnebago is the largest lake in Wisconsin.
It is 28 and one-half miles long.
It is 10 and one-half miles wide at its widest point.
It covers 215 square miles, or 137,000 acres.
It is 21 feet deep at its deepest.
It has 85 miles of shoreline.
Source:
Clarkson Map Company
Notes:
For more information see the Army Corps of Engineers' Lake Winnebago Fact Book.
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