Sebago Lake, second only to Moosehead Lake in surface acres, is the deepest lake in Maine. The depths of Sebago reach 316 feet and the deepest portion is 49 feet below sea level. The lake basin was partially formed by glacial movement and glacial melting and runoff filled the basin. The lake has been raised several feet from its natural state by the creation of a dam.
| Geography | Maine |
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| Geography | United States |
| Map Type | Territory Maps |
| Publisher | Fishing Hot Spots |
| Usage Type | Fishing Maps |