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Lakes / Maine / Lost Pond

Lost Pond, Aroostook County, Maine

59 acres
Surface Area
4 ft
Max Depth
3 ft
Average Depth
1.6 mi
Shoreline
1,422 ft
Surface Elevation

Where It Sits, and How Deep It Goes

Locator - Maine

AugustaPortlandLost PondAroostook Co.

46.60 degrees N, 69.05 degrees W - Aroostook County. State and county outlines drawn from Census boundary data; the lake marker is placed by its Maine DEP coordinates, not by eye. Schematic - not a survey map.

Depth Profile - Lost Pond

0 ft - SurfaceAverage Depth - 3 ftMax Depth - 4 ft

Schematic cross-section drawn to one shared depth scale - not a survey or bathymetric map.

How Lost Pond Stacks Up

Fish Species

Brook TroutBlacknose DaceFinescale DaceNorthern Redbelly Dace

Species recorded for this lake. Presence only - no abundance ratings.

Facts and Figures

Lake ID (MIDAS)1924
CountyAroostook
TownsT11 R10 WELS
Lake TypeColdwater
Coordinates46.5954, -69.0462

Deepest Natural Lakes in Maine

#LakeCountySurface AreaMax Depth
1Sebago LakeCumberland30,536 acres316 ft
2Moosehead LakePiscataquis75,473 acres246 ft
3Tunk LakeHancock2,071 acres222 ft
4Pleasant PondSomerset1,037 acres198 ft
5Schoodic LakePiscataquis7,021 acres188 ft

Largest Lakes in Maine

#LakeCountySurface AreaMax Depth
1Moosehead LakePiscataquis75,473 acres246 ft
2Sebago LakeCumberland30,536 acres316 ft
3Chesuncook LakePiscataquis28,250 acres150 ft
4Spednic LakeWashington19,618 acres54 ft
5South Twin LakePenobscot, Piscataquis18,652 acres101 ft
Sources: Maine DEP / Lakes of Maine lake data (ID 1924); USGS. Verified October 30, 2026.