At 8,239 acres (3,334 ha), Great Pond is the largest of the Belgrade Lakes and forms the boundary between Rome to the north and Belgrade to the south. Tributaries Rome Trout Brook and Robbins Mill Stream enter the north end of Great Pond. Great Pond overflows westward approximately 1 kilometre (1,100 yd) to the east side of Long Pond north of the narrows.Although Great Pond is more than twice as deep as the previous lakes in the chain, it similarly becomes uniformly warm through the summer and unsuitable for native trout or salmon.
LAKE OVERVIEW
| AREA (acres) | 8,239 |
| PERIMETER (miles) | 46.1 |
| LENGTH(miles) | 7 |
| WIDTH (miles) | 4 |
| MEAN DEPTH (feet) | 21 |
| MAX DEPTH (feet) | 69 |
| DELORME PAGE | 20 |
| STATE BOAT LAUNCH | YES |
| COORDINATES | 44°32’N 69°50’W |
CONSERVATION
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The Belgrade Lakes Association is, by our best estimates, the oldest Lake's Association in the State of Maine, going back to 1909 Water Quality programs continue to form the heart of the Belgrade Lakes Association's mission. Our Mission is "To protect and improve the watershed of Great and Long Pond through preservation, education and action."
Belgrade Lakes Association
137 Main Street
PO Box 551
Belgrade Lakes, ME 04918
(207) 512-5150
www.belgradelakesassociation.com
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