Ellis Pond
Ellis Pond, also known as Silver Lake and Roxbury Pond, is a 919-acre glacial lake in Roxbury, Maine and partially in Byron, Maine, United States.[1][2] It contains two islands, the bigger being named French Island, and the smaller unnamed. It also contains three small islets, the biggest of which is informally referred to as Loony Island, due to loons nesting there. It is fed by the Garland Brook and various smaller, unnamed streams, brooks, and rivers, and is drained by Ellis River.
In 1940, the pond was estimated to be 920 acres in size,[1] and in 1869, it was estimated to be 1.25 square miles in size[3] (800 acres).
References
- ^ a b Ellis Pond. Government of Maine.
- ^ "Lake Overview - Ellis (Roxbury, Silver) Pond - Byron, Roxbury, Oxford, Maine". Lakes of Maine. Retrieved February 15, 2017.
- ^ The Water-power of Maine. Sprague, Owen & Nash, printers to the state. 1869. p. 84. Retrieved February 15, 2017.
Further reading
- "Dixfield man builds fishing shack with tractor-trailer cab". Sun Journal. February 16, 2015.
44°39′36″N 70°40′31″W / 44.660075°N 70.675415°W
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