Maine's Finest Lakes: The Results of the Maine Lakes Study
Parkin D, Lortie J, Humphrey R, Dibello F. 1989. Maine's Finest Lakes: The Results of the Maine Lakes Study. Planning Report Number 90. Maine State Planning Office, Critical Areas Program. Augusta, ME
For each pond or lake, gives the size (acres), summary of significance, general description, game fish present, wildlife of note, scenic value, shore character, and botanic, cultural, geologic, and hydrological features. Data of note to Acadia National Park: Jordan Pond: extremely low nutrient content. Aunt Betty's Pond: Utricularia resupinata is present. Bubble Pond: Subularia aquatica is present. Eagle Lake: Subularia aquatica is present. Echo Lake: Arethusa bulbosa is present /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Jordan Pond/Bubble Pond/Eagle Lake/Lower Breakneck Pond/Lower Hadlock Pond/Upper Hadlock Pond/Aunt Betty Pond/Echo Lake/Upper Breakneck Pond/Halfmoon Pond/Lake Wood/The Tarn/Witch Hole Pond/ISLE AU HAUT/Long Pond
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Parkin, Drew; Lortie, John; Humphrey, Robert; Dibello, Fred
- Date of Issue
- 1989-10
- Publisher
- Maine State Planning Office, Critical Areas Program
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Animals, Aunt Betty Pond, Bubble Pond, Eagle Lake, Echo Lake, Fish, Halfmoon Pond, Isle Au Haut, Jordan Pond, Lake Wood, Lakes & Ponds, Long Pond, Lower Breakneck Pond, Lower Hadlock Pond, Mount Desert Island, Nutrients, Plants, The Tarn, Upper Breakneck Pond, Upper Hadlock Pond, Water Quality, Witch Hole Pond