Androscoggin County
| Name | Area (acres) |
Volume (Acre-feet) |
Adjoining towns |
|---|---|---|---|
| Auburn Lake | 2,277 | 89,020 | Auburn |
| Sabattus Pond | 1,973 | 21,939 | Greene, Wales, Sabattus |
| Gulf Island Pond | 930 | Auburn, Greene, Lewiston, Turner | |
| Tripp Pond | 735 | 9,237 | Poland |
| Taylor Pond | 653 | 11,636 | Auburn |
| Bear & Little Bear Pds | 437 | 574 | Turner, Hartford |
| Middle Range Pond | 382 | 11,436 | Poland |
| Upper Range Pond | 357 | 7,067 | Poland |
| Lower Range Pond | 270 | 3,918 | Poland |
| Long Pond | 209 | 2,002 | Livermore |
| Pleasant Pond | 191 | 4,824 | Turner |
| Allen Pond | 188 | 3,175 | Greene |
| Brettuns Pond | 182 | 2,675 | Livermore |
| Round Pond | 162 | 2,500 | Livermore |
| No Name Pond | 145 | 1,870 | Lewiston |
| Little Wilson (French Ramsdell) Pond | 112 | 2,639 | Auburn, Turner |
| The Basin | 107 | 119 | Turner |
| Runaround Pond | 107 | 445 | Durham |
| Coffee Pond | 106 | 4,499 | Casco |
| Shaker Bog | 102 | 1,390 | Poland, New Gloucester |
| Moose Hill Pond | 95 | 1,586 | Livermore Falls |
| Curtis Bog | 65 | 973 | Sabattus |
| Loon (Spear) Pond | 60 | 731 | Sabattus |
| Worthley Pond | 54 | 832 | Poland |
| Sutherland Pond | 51 | 254 | Sabattus |
| Crystal (Beals) Pond | 48 | 520 | Turner |
| Estes Bog | 40 | Poland | |
| Berry Pond | 32 | 316 | Greene |
| Dumpling Pond | 31 | 212 | Casco |
| Bartlett Pond | 28 | 300 | Livermore |
| Little Sabattus Pond (Hooper Pond) | 26 | 205 | Greene |
| Mud Pond | 23 | 122 | Turner |
| Schoolhouse Pond | 21 | 119 | Livermore Falls, Fayette |
| Sandy Bottom Pond | 20 | 160 | Turner |
| Lily Pond | 19 | 243 | Turner |
| Nelson Pond | 18 | 85 | Livermore |
| Lard Pond | 15 | 68 | Turner |
| Bonny Pond | 15 | 195 | Leeds, Monmouth |
| Island Pond | 14 | 116 | Leeds |
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