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Sebago Lake

To report unusual activity around the lake, please contact the Portland Water District. For immediate assistance contact our 24-hour hotline at 761.8300. For general reports, contact us.

Stop by or contact the Sebago Lake Ecology Center to order your Images of Sebago Lake Calendar or Sebago Lake map.

Maps are approximately 19 by 26 inches and include a contour map on the reverse side.

Sebago Lake is the water source for Greater Portland, 15% of Maine's population. Sebago Lake is exceptionally clear and soft - clean enough to be exempt from the expensive filtration process required with most surface water sources.

The lake covers 30,000 acres. The watershed is more than 50 miles long, stretching from Bethel to Standish and includes parts of 24 towns.

Clearly, the lake is one of Maine's most important natural resources. What makes Sebago Lake so unique is that it doubles as a recreation destination and a water supply. Together, the Portland Water District, area residents, and tourists defend the lake against potential contaminates to ensure the exceptional quality remains for generations to come.

Sebago Lake Facts
Caring for the Lake
Lake Water Quality
Lake Level
Current Issues Facing Sebago Lake
Programs
Land Use and Preservation Policies
Sebago Lake Land Reserve
History Of Sebago Lake Protection
Sebago Lake FAQ