Sagadahoc County
| Name | Area (acres) |
Volume (Acre-feet) |
Adjoining towns |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper Pleasant (Mud) Pond | 797 | 7,293 | Gardiner, Litchfield, West Gardiner, Richmond |
| Nequassett Lake | 465 | 10,757 | Woolwich |
| Mill Pond | 117 | ||
| Center Pond | 84 | 195 | Phippsburg |
| Spirit Pond | 61 | 569 | Phippsburg |
| Caesar Pond | 51 | 210 | Bowdoin |
| Umberhind Marsh | 50 | Richmond | |
| Winnegance Pond | 48 | Arrowsic, Phippsburg, West Bath | |
| Sewall Pond | 46 | 319 | Arrowsic |
| Bradley Pond | 30 | Topsham | |
| Wat-Tuh Lake | 24 | 134 | Phippsburg |
| Meacham Pond | 16 | Bowdoin | |
| Stoddard Pond | 14 | 131 | Bowdoinham |
| Houghton Pond | 14 | 64 | Bath |
| Charles Pond | 14 | 139 | Georgetown |
| Big (Cape Small) Pond | 13 | 117 | Phippsburg |
| Silver Lake | 12 | 50 | Phippsburg |
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