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All Maine lakes A-Z
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| Lake name | Lake description |
|---|---|
| Silver Lake ME (Also known as Mattakeunk Pond) |
Silver Lake, also known as Mattakeunk Pond, is an irregularly-shaped body of water covering 530 acres in Penobscot County, Maine. Silver Lake’s sparkling spring-fed waters in… |
| South Twin Lake, ME |
South Twin Lake is part of the splendid Pemadumcook Chain of Lakes which includes four other lakes (North Twin, Ambajejus, Elbow, and Pemadumcook Lakes). The lake system is in… |
| Spednic Lake |
A lone canoe glides through the water of Spednic Lake with only a pair of loons for company. Unknowingly dancing between two countries, the canoeist scans the horizon looking… |
| Swan Lake ME |
Surrounded by fishing camps, cabins and vacation rentals, and just a few miles from Belfast Bay and the coast, Swan Lake is a fantastic mid-coast Maine destination. It is a ru… |
| Tacoma Lakes (Also known as Buker Pond, Jimmy Pond, Little Purgatory Pond, Sand Pond, Woodbury Pond) |
The Tacoma Lakes provide five bodies of water in Maine’s southern country. These five ponds, ranging from 44 acres of surface area to 435 acres, offer year round enjoyment. Pi… |
| Thompson Lake, ME (Also known as Lake Thompson, The Heath) |
Just a one-hour drive northwest of Portland’s coastline, Thompson Lake lies in the Lakes & Mountains tourism region of southern Maine. Located at the intersection of Oxfor… |
| Toddy Pond |
Toddy Pond is an elongated body of water tucked inside the Downeast and Acadia region of Maine. The lake is known for the spectacular mirror-like reflections that bounce off i… |
| Tripp Pond (Also known as Tripp Lake) |
Well-loved Tripp Pond, sometimes called Tripp Lake, holds a prominent place in the recreation plans around Poland, Maine. Located in the Lakes and Mountains region of western… |
| Tunk Lake (Also known as Tunk Pond) |
Nothing says Downeast Maine like Tunk Lake. This beautiful 2000-acre natural lake is wild, pristine and entirely accessible to all comers. Considered the third deepest lake in… |
| Umbagog Lake, ME/NH (Also known as Rangeley Lakes) |
Umbagog Lake straddles about 11 miles of the Maine-New Hampshire border. This 7,850-acre lake lies partly in the Rangeley Lakes region of western Maine and partly in the Great… |
| West Grand Lake, ME |
The wooden broad-beamed canoe, carrying a guide and fishermen, glides across the water of West Grand Lake, Maine, leaving a small trail in its wake. At first glance it looks l… |