M Richardson 734 General Account 7 runs Little Lake Creek which at the present time has been diverted by man into the lake. A swanky outlet has developed at the south east side of the lake. Originally this stream did not flow into the lake but along the south end. The south side of the lake including the creek is a dense tangle of willow, alders, and shrubs. The north and north east sides of the lake are rocky being partially forested by Red Oak and Yellow Pine. The south and west portion of the lake is gradually being filled by Bulrushes while the shallower portion is taken over by water grass, and water black-wheat. Away from the moist portion of the lake and river the vegetation is Pine and Black Oak.