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Open PDF File, 163.51 KB, for Massachusetts Great Ponds List Massachusetts Great Ponds List Any project located in, on, over or under the water of a great pond is within the jurisdiction of Chapter 91. A great pond is defined as any pond or lake that contained more than 10 acres in its natural state. Ponds that once measured 10 or more acres in their natural state, but which are now smaller, are still considered great ponds. This is a county-by-county listing of great ponds in Massachusetts, according to a 1996 Waterways Program Study. This listing was last revised in September 2017 (updating ponds in Hopkinton, Milford, and Upton). Barnstable County Barnstable: Garretts Pond Upper Mill Pond Hamblin Pond Walkers Pond Hathaway Pond (lower portion) Long Pond Bourne: Lovell's Pond Middle Pond Great Herring Pond (Plymouth) [Added to Mystic Pond Bourne 2006] Red Lily Pond/Lake Elizabeth (added 1/30/2014) Round Pond Chatham: Rushy Marsh Pond (originally tidal) Shubael Pond Emery Pond Wequaquet Lake (includes Bearse Pond) Goose Pond Lovers Lake Brewster: Mill Pond Schoolhouse Pond Baker's Pond Stillwater Pond Black Pond (Harwich) White Pond Blueberry pond Cahoon Pond (Harwich) Dennis: Canoe Pond Cliff Pond Baker's Pond Cobbs Pond Eagle Pond Elbow Pond Flax Pond Flax pond Fresh Pond Grassy Pond (Harwich) Grassy Pond Greenland Pond Run Pond Griffith's Pond Scargo Pond Higgin's Pond Simmons Pond Little Cliff Pond White Pond (Harwich) Long Pond (Harwich) Lower Mill Pond Eastham: Pine Pond Seymour Pond/Bangs Pond (Harwich) Depot Pond Sheep Pond Great Pond Slough Pond Herring/Coles Pond Smalls Pond Minister Pond Smith Pond Falmouth: Mashpee: Ashumet Pond (Mashpee) Ashumet Pond (Falmouth) Bournes Pond Flat Pond (originally tidal) Cedar Lake Hamblin Pond (Falmouth) [Added to Mashpee Coonemossett Pond 2006] Crooked Pond Jehu Pond (originally tidal) Deep Pond Johns Pond Eel Pond Mashpee Pond Flax Pond Santuit Pond Flume Pond Wakeby Pond Fresh Pond Grews Pond Orleans: Hamblin Pond (Mashpee) Jenkins Pond Baker's Pond Jones Pond Cedar Pond Long Pond Crystal Lake/Fresh Pond Mares Pond Pilgrim Pond Mill Pond Morse Pond Provincetown: Oyster Pond Perch Pond Clapp's Pond Round Ponds Great Pond Salt Pond Shank Painter Pond Shallow Pond Shiverick's Pond Sandwich: Siders Pond Spectacle Pond Hog Pond Wings Pond Lawerence Pond Peters Pond Harwich: Snake Pond Spectacle Pond Bangs/Seymours Pond (Brewster) Triangle Pond Black Pond (Brewster) Briar Pond Truro: Bucks Pond Cahoon Pond (Brewster) Great Pond Cornelius Pond Long/Horse Leach Pond Eldridges/Walkers Pond Pilgrim Lake Flax Pond Grassy Pond (Brewster) Wellfleet: Hawks Nest Pond Hinckleys Pond Duck Pond Island Pond Great Pond Joseph's Pond Gull Pond Long Pond (Brewster) Herring Pond Oliver's Pond Higgins Pond Paddocks Pond Long Pond Robbins Pond Sand Pond Yarmouth: Skinequit Pond Walkers Pond Big Sandy Pond White Pond (Dennis) Dennis Pond Elishas Pond Flax Pond Greenough Pond Horse Pond Berkshire County Little Sandy Pond Long Pond Becket: Mill Pond (at the Bass River) Centre Pond Greenwater Pond Horn Pond Rudd Pond Shaw Pond Yokum Pond Egremont: Prospect Lake Florida: North Pond Great Barrington: Long Pond Mansfield Pond Lanesborough: Pontoosic Lake (Pittsfield) Lee: Goose Pond (Tyringham) Laurel Lake Monterey: Lake Buel (New Marlborough) Lake Garfield New Marlborough: East/India Pond Harmon Pond Lake Buel (Monterey) Otis: Benton Pond Big Pond Creek Pond Hayes Pond Larkum Pond Otis Reservoir (Tolland) Tucker-Haley Pond White Lily Pond Bristol County Pittsfield: Fall River: Silver Lake North Watuppa Pond (Westport) Onota Lake South Watuppa Pond (Westport) Goodrich Pond/Sylvan Lake Pontoosic Lake (Lanesborough) Freetown: Richmond Pond (Richmond) Long Pond (Lakeville) Richmond: New Bedford: Richmond Pond (Pittsfield) Sassaquin Pond Sandisfield: Norton: Simon Pond/Lake Marguerite Winneconnet Lake Savoy: Raynham: South Pond Gushee Pond Sheffield: Johnsons Pond Prospect Hill Pond (Taunton) Three-Mile Pond Taunton: Stockbridge: Lake Sabatia Lake Averic Prospect Hill Pond (Raynham) Stockbridge Bowl/Lake Mahkenac Watsons Pond Tyringham: Westport: Goose Pond (Lee) Cockeast Pond/Davol Pond (tidal) Devol Pond Washington: North Watuppa Pond (Fall River) Sawdy Pond Ashley Lake South Watuppa Pond (Fall River) Finerty Pond Muddy Pond West Stockbridge: Cranberry Pond Crane Pond Mud Pond Shaker Mill Pond Dukes County Essex County Chilmark: Amesbury: Blackpoint Pond Lake Attitash (Merrimac) Chilmark Pond Squibnocket Pond (Gay Head) Andover: Tisbury Great Pond (West Tisbury) Ballards Pond Edgartown: Fosters Pond Haggetts Pond Herring/Edgartown Great Pond Jobs Neck Pond Beverly: Oyster Pond Paqua Pond Beaver Pond Trapps Pond Wenham Lake (Wenham) Gay Head: Boxford: Squibnocket Pond (Chilmark) Bald Plate Pond Chadwick Pond (Haverhill) Gosnold: Four-Mile Pond Hovey's Pond Quicks Hole Pond on Nashawena Island Johnson's Pond (Groveland) Westend Pond on Naushon Island Sperry Pond West End Pond on Cuttyhunk Island [added Spofford pond 2017] Stevens Pond Stiles Pond Oak Bluffs: Essex: Crystal Lake Farm Pond Chebacco Lake (Hamilton) Lake Anthony/Oak Bluffs Harbor Georgetown: West Tisbury: Pentucket Pond Homer Pond Rock Pond James Pond Long Pond/Long Cove Gloucester: Tisbury Great Pond (Chilmark) Watcha Pond Niles Pond Groveland: Johnson's Pond (Boxford) Hamilton: Beck Pond Chebacco Lake (Essex) Gravelly Pond Round Pond Topsfield: Haverhill: Hood Pond (Ipswich) Chadwick Pond (Boxford) Wenham: Kenoza/Great Pond Sattonstait/Ayers Pond Coy Pond Pentucket/Little Pond Pleasant Pond Neal Pond (Merrimac) Wenham Pond (Beverly) Ipswich: Hood Pond (Topsfield) Lynn: Cedar Pond Flax Pond Spring Pond (Salem, Peabody) Lynnfield: Suntaug Lake (Peabody) Merrimac: Lake Attitash (Amesbury) Neal Pond (Haverhill) Methuen: Forest Lake Mystic Pond Middleton: Middleton Pond North Andover: Lake Cochichewick Peabody: Browns Pond Cedar Pond Spring Pond (Salem, Lynn) Suntaug Lake (Lynnfield) Rockport: Cape Pond Salem: Spring Pond (Peabody, Lynn) Franklin County Ashfield: Great Lake/Ashfield Lake Erving: Laurel Lake (Warwick) Leverett: Echo Lake/Leverett Pond Montague: Green Pond Lake Pleasant/Great Pond Orange: Lake Mattawa Lake Rohunta (Athol) Shutesbury: Lake Wyola Sunderland: Cranberry Pond Warwick: Hastings Pond Laurel Lake (Erving) Hampden County Blandford: Beaver Pond Long Pond Brimfield: Little Alum Pond Sherman Lake Holland: Holland Pond Montgomery: Shatterack Pond Palmer: Brown's Pond Forest Lake Russell: Russell Pond Southwick: Congamond Lake Springfield: Five-Mile Pond Loon Pond Tolland: Hall Pond Noyes Pond Otis Reservoir (Otis) Wilbraham: Nine Mile Pond [Added 2006] Spectacle Pond [Added 2006] Wales: Lake George Hampshire County Westfield: Belchertown: Pequot Pond (Southampton) Lake Arcadia Horse Pond Lake Holland Buck Pond Lake Metacomet Hadley: Lake Warner Huntington: Norwich Pond Southampton: Pequot Pond (Westfield) Middlesex County Acton: Grassy Pond Nagog Pond (Littleton) Arlington: Fresh Pond [Removed from Arlington 2006] Spy Pond Ashland: Shakum Pond/Waushakum Pond (Framingham) Ayer: Long Pond Sand Pond Belmont: Little Pond Billerica: Nuttings Pond Winning Pond Boxborough: Muddy Pond Cambridge: Fresh Pond Chelmsford: Heart's/Baptist Pond Concord: Bateman's Pond Walden Pond White Pond Dracut: Peter's Pond Long Pond Medford: Dunstable: Lower Mystic Lake Upper Mystic Lake Massapoag Pond (Groton, Tyngsborough) Melrose: Framingham: Crystal/Ell Pond Farm Pond Gleason Pond Natick: Lake Cochituate (Natick) Learned Pond Dug Pond Waushakum/Shakum Pond (Ashland) Lake Cochituate (Framingham) Nonesuch Pond (Weston) Groton: Newton: Baddacook Pond Cow Pond Crystal Lake Knopps/Last Lake Hammonds Pond Martins Pond Massapoag Pond (Dunstable, Tyngsborough) North Reading: Holliston: Martins Pond Swan Pond Lake Winthrop Pepperell: Hopkinton: Blood Pond/Heald Pond Lake Maspenock/North Pond (Milford, Upton) White Hall Reservoir Sherborn: Hudson: Farm Pond Little Pond Boons Pond/Lake Boon (Stow) White Pond (Stow) Stoneham: Lincoln: Crystal Lake (Wakefield) Spot Pond Beaver Pond Sandy Pond Reservoir Stow: Littleton: Lake Boon/Boon Pond (Hudson) White Pond (Hudson) Fort Pond Long Pond Sudbury: Lake Matawanakae/Forge Pond (Westford) Nagog Pond (Acton) Willis Pond Spectacle Pond Tewksbury: Marlborough: Long Pond Lake Williams Round Pond Maynard: Townsend: Puffers Pond Vinton Pond [added 2006] Nantucket County Tyngsborough: Nantucket: Massapoag Pond (Groton, Dunstable) Coskata Pond Gibbs Pond Wakefield: Hummock Pond Long Pond Crystal Lake (Stoneham) Miacomet Pond Lake Quannapowitt Sesachacha Pond Tom Nevers Pond Waltham Sherman Pond/Hardy Pond Wayland: Dudley Pond Heards Pond Westford: Burgess Pond Flushing Pond Forge Pond/Lake Matawanakae (Littleton) Grass Pond Heart Pond Keyes Pond Long Sought For Pond Nabnassett Lake Weston: Nonesuch Pond (Natick) Wilmington: Silver Lake Winchester: Mystic Pond Wedge Pond Winter Pond Woburn: Horn Pond Norfolk County Bellingham: Beaver Pond (Milford) Braintree: Great Pond (Randolph) Sunset Lake/Little Pond Cranberry Pond Canton: Ponkapoag Pond (Randolph) Bolivar Pond Cohassett: Lily Pond Dedham: Wigwam Pond Foxborough: Lake Mirimichi (Plainville) Franklin: Populatic Pond (Norfolk) Beaver Pond Uncas Pond Milton: Houghton Pond Needham: Bullards Pond [Removed from Needham 2006] Norfolk: Kingsbury Pond Populatic Pond (Franklin) Plainville: Lake Mirimichi (Foxborough) Plymouth County Randolph: Abington: Great Pond (Braintree) Island Grove Pond Ponkapoag Pond (Canton) Bridgewater: Sharon: Nippenickett Pond Massapoag Lake Nunkets Pond Billings Pond Robins Pond 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