| Lake Champlain |
Vermont / New York / partly Quebec border basin |
~ 514 sq mi (≈ 1,331 km²) (Wikipedia) |
Max ~ 400 ft (≈ 122 m), average ~ 64 ft (≈ 20 m) (Wikipedia) |
~120 miles long; ~12 miles at widest; 587 miles of shoreline; watershed ~ 8,234 sq mi (lclt.org) |
| Moosehead Lake |
Maine (wholly in ME) |
~ 75,451 acres (≈ 118 sq mi; ≈ 303 km²) (Wikipedia) |
Max depth ~ 246 ft; mean depth ~ 55 ft (Wikipedia) |
Over 400 mi of shoreline; more than 80 islands; highest elevation ~1,029 ft (Wikipedia) |
| Sebago Lake |
Maine |
~ 30,513 acres (≈ 47.7 sq mi) (Wikipedia) |
Max ~ 316 ft; mean ~ 107 ft (Wikipedia) |
Deepest lake contained wholly in New England; used for water supply for the Portland area; many camps, recreation areas (Wikipedia) |
| Lake Winnipesaukee |
New Hampshire |
~ 72 sq mi (Getmyboat.com) |
(Depth: varies; not always among the deepest) |
"Smile of the Great Spirit" " very well known, many islands, popular summer tourism hub (Getmyboat.com) |
| Lake Memphremagog |
Vermont / Quebec (shared) |
~ 110 km² (≈ 42.5 sq mi) (Wikipedia) |
Max ~ 107 m (~ 351 ft); average ~ 15.5 m (~ 51 ft) (Wikipedia) |
Long narrow finger lake; straddles border; most of surface area in Quebec, but much of watershed in Vermont (World Lake Database) |
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