| Mid Coast Lake Region Thompson Lake, Pleasant Lake, Tripp Pond From the first hint of Spring through the end of summer, activity on Thompson Lake truly comes alive. This is considered peak season in the lakes region of Maine and outdoor activities abound. Sights commonly seen on Thompson lake include groups of sailboats crisscrossing the lake captained by children learning to sail at one of the two camps on the lake, boats pulling a waterskier or someone out for a joy ride on a tube, canoers and kayakers exploring the shore, vacationers basking in the sun on docks or swim up floats, jetskiers skipping across the water, fisherman trolling the water, loons diving under the water, pontoon boats with groups of people enjoying a tour of the lake, and swimmers diving off of docks.
Skiing is also a popular winter attraction. Shawnee Peak Ski Resort, Mount Abram Ski Resort, and Sunday River Ski Resort are all nearby and all offer fantastic downhill skiing opportunities.
Lake Information Thompson Lake, Pleasant Lake, Tripp Pond - Mid Coast Maine | Thompson Lake is a very large, particularly clean and attractive lake, suitable for all types of recreation. It lies considerably northeast of Sebago, in the towns of Casco, Oxford, Otisfield, and Poland, covering 4,426 acres, with a maximum depth of 121 feet. It is approximately 12 miles long, and averages about 2 miles in width. Some areas are more developed than others, and there is a variety of shoreline - some shallow and sandy and some steep and rocky. | | | | | | | | | | MIDAS Number | 3444 | | | Acres | 4,419 | | | Perimeter | 169,932 | | | Mean Depth (ft) | 35 | | | Maximum Depth (ft) | 121 | | | Volume (Acres/Feet) | 173,712.36 | | | DeLorme Atlas | 5 | | | USGS 7.5 Quad | Mechanic Falls | | | Watershed | Little Androscoggin River | | | Surrounding Towns | Poland, Casco, Otisfield, Oxford | | | County | Cumberland | | | | | | | Additional Lake Resources | | PEARL is supported through a collaboration of research, management, and citizen-volunteer organizations, and is a superb example of cooperative stewardship. It is a searchable data base for Maine lakes created in collaboration between the University of Maine and the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). This resource will not only provide environmental information, but will be a place where you can search specific lakes by name and their exact location using interactive maps and tools. Visit The Maine Lake Authority for detailed Infomation. |
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