Knox County
| Name | Area (acres) |
Volume (Acre-feet) |
Adjoining towns |
|---|---|---|---|
| Megunticook Lake | 1,328 | 17,037 | Camden, Hope, Lincolnville |
| Crawford Pond | 596 | 9,715 | Union, Warren |
| Alford Lake | 585 | 15,689 | Hope |
| Washington Pond | 565 | 3,959 | Washington |
| South Pond | 554 | 5,524 | Warren |
| Sennebec Pond | 537 | 9,344 | Appleton, Union |
| Seven Tree Pond | 528 | 11,059 | Union, Warren |
| Chickawaukie Pond | 354 | 6,852 | Rockland, Rockport |
| North Pond | 341 | 5,691 | Warren |
| Hobbs Pond | 266 | 2,775 | Hope |
| Round Pond | 255 | 3,401 | Union |
| Grassy Pond | 190 | 662 | Rockport |
| Lermond Pond | 173 | 2,027 | Hope, Union |
| Carvers Pond | 147 | Vinalhaven | |
| Fish Pond | 144 | 680 | Hope |
| Mirror Lake (Oyster River Pond) | 112 | 3,049 | Rockport |
| Fresh Pond | 101 | 631 | North Haven |
| Crystal Pond | 99 | 1,120 | Washington |
| White Oak Pond | 90 | Warren | |
| Impoundment (Seabright Pond) | 72 | 720 | Camden |
| Long Pond (Turners Lake) | 63 | Isle Au Haut | |
| Old Harbor Pond | 59 | Vinalhaven | |
| Hosmer Pond | 54 | 461 | Camden |
| Salt Pond (Meduncook River) | 44 | Cushing, Friendship | |
| Mansfield Pond | 41 | 211 | Hope |
| Shermans Mill Pond | 36 | 100 | Appleton |
| Tolman Pond | 34 | 235 | Rockport |
| Lilly Pond | 32 | 328 | Camden, Rockport |
| Newbert Pond | 31 | 316 | Appleton |
| Maces Pond | 30 | 168 | Rockport |
| Lily Pond | 29 | 292 | Hope |
| Fresh Pond | 20 | 187 | Cushing |
| Spring (Muddy) Pond | 18 | 151 | Washington |
| Crystal Pond | 18 | Friendship | |
| Salt Pond | 16 | North Haven | |
| Folly Pond | 14 | Vinalhaven | |
| The Marsh | 12 | Saint George | |
| Iron Pond | 12 | 194 | Washington |
| Rocky Pond | 11 | 97 | Rockport |
| Howard Pond | 11 | 74 | Saint George |
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