Nequasset Lake, or Nequasset Pond, is a 392-acre , largely undeveloped lake located entirely in the town of Woolwich, Maine.
Nequasset is a coastal warm-water lake. The shore of the lake is mostly rocky, with multiple sand beaches scattered in coves across the lake. The largest of these beaches is located on the north shore, often referred to as "Sandy Beach" by locals. Multiple rocky points can be found along the shoreline, with at least one small rock island located along the eastern shore. Although the lake's deepest point is 63 feet , the vast majority of the lake does not reach this depth. The southern end of the lake averages 40 to 50 feet deep and the northern end is much shallower, with few locations deeper than 30 feet . The lakebed is mostly sand and gravel, though it is covered by a thick layer of branches and leaves due to the lack of development along the shorelines. The water temperature is 72 °F at surface level and 56 °F at 60 feet . The lake has very low oxygen levels at its deepest points.
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