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Present State of Public Recreational Access to Maine Public Water Supply Sources, 2011.
Note – Anglers, please be aware that the following water supply sources contain restrictions affecting boating and access. Please follow up with the water district with concerns or questions.
Source Name	Water System Name	Horsepower Restrictions
Adams Pond	Boothbay Region Water District	Yes
Burntland Pond	Stonington Water Company	No
Big Wood Pond	Jackman Water District	No
Boulter Pond	Kittery Water District	Yes
Branch Lake	Ellsworth Water Department	No
Chases Pond	York Water District	Yes
China Lake	Kennebec Water District	No
Eagle Lake	Bar Harbor Water Company	Yes
Floods Pond	Bangor Water District	Yes
Folly Pond	Vinalhaven Water District	No
Fresh Pond	North Haven Water Department	No
Ferguson Pond	Aqua Maine, Millinocket Division	No
Grassy Lake	Aqua Maine, Camden & Rockland Division	Yes
Halls Pond	Hebron Water Company	Yes
Hancock Pond	Madison/Anson Water Districts	No
Hatcase Pond	Brewer Water District	No
Jordan Pond	Seal Harbor Water Company	Yes
Knickerbocker Pond	Boothbay Region Water District	Yes
Lake Anasagunticook	Canton Water District	No
Lake Auburn	Lewiston Water Department/Auburn Water District	No
Lake Wassookeag	Dexter Utilities District	No
Little Pond	Great Salt Bay Sanitary Dist.	Yes
Long Pond (Southwest Harbor)	Southwest Harbor Water Company	No
Long Pond (Sullivan)	Long Pond Water District	No
Lower Hadlock Pond	Northeast Harbor Water Co.	Yes
Mirror Lake	Aqua Maine, Camden & Rockland Division	Yes
Moose Hill Pond	Livermore Falls Water District	No
Nequasset Lake	Bath Water District	Yes
Nokomis Pond	Newport Water District	Yes
North Pond	Buckfield Water Department	Yes
Salmon Pond	Dover-Foxcroft Water District	Yes
Sebago Lake	Portland Water District	No
Silver Lake	Aqua Maine, Bucksport Divison	No
Upper Narrows Pond	Winthrop Utilities District	No
Varnum Pond	Wilton Water Department	No
Young Lake	Mars Hill & Blaine Water Co.	No

Regulations in red are new this year.

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