 A contour map published by the Canadian Ministry of Natural Resources shows that the lake is between in elevation, and drains to the west into a nearby lake below .This lake, Lac Godebeuf, in turn drains to the west into the Toulnustouc River, which at this point forms the northern arm of Lake Sainte-Anne.A map of the ecological regions of Quebec shows this part of Lake Sainte-Anne and its surroundings is in ecological subregion 6j-S (Hautes collines des lacs Nipissis et Magpie) of the eastern spruce/moss domain of the boreal zone.