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Moneyboque Bay depth map

Moneyboque Bay in Suffolk County, New York has a surveyed depth grid from NOAA National Bathymetric Source: Atlantic Coast lakes. Open it in the studio to make a layered laser-cut lake map or a flat engraving of its shoreline and lake floor.

Open Moneyboque Bay in the studio

The studio frames the survey area, turns on Water depth and generates the terrain, ready to adjust and export as SVG layers.

Map of where Moneyboque Bay is in Suffolk County, New York, about 400 km across50 km
The orange marker is the survey area; dots are other lakes with depth data. Map data: Natural Earth.

Survey facts

LocationSuffolk County, New York
Centre40.7999° N, 72.6381° W
Survey area0.92 km east–west × 0.83 km north–south
Depth dataSurveyed grid
SourceNOAA National Bathymetric Source: Atlantic Coast lakes. NOAA Office of Coast Survey National Bathymetric Source; survey sources licensed CC0 1.0 or CC BY 4.0. Only measured survey cells are used; modelled fill removed by TopoStack. Not for navigation.

About 100% of the lake is surveyed. NOAA National Bathymetric Source survey cells only; modelled fill is removed and uncovered parts use the basin model. Depths are below the surveys’ chart datum (MLLW on tidal water, low-water datum on the Great Lakes), not a live water level.

Sizing a piece

Framed to the whole survey area, the map keeps its landscape shape. These are the scales at three common sizes. A tighter frame zooms in and a wider one adds shoreline, and the studio recalculates both.

Piece sizeMap scale
305 × 273 mm (12 × 10.8 in)about 1:3,000
406 × 364 mm (16 × 14.3 in)about 1:2,300
610 × 546 mm (24 × 21.5 in)about 1:1,500

Your sheet thickness sets the number of layers. If the lake needs more sheets than you want to cut, Fit depth compresses the lake floor and keeps the shoreline. If the piece is bigger than your laser bed, split it into interlocking pieces.

Nearby lakes with depth data

More about lake maps

Survey dates and water levels vary, and a survey can cover only part of a lake. Exports include an ATTRIBUTION.txt crediting the source; see sources and attribution. Depth data is decorative source material, not for navigation.

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