can you mention any one geographical feature of the lake?
ts major inlet is the Moose River flows through Long Pond to Brassua Lake.
Moosehead Lake
Set at an elevation of 1,023 feet (312 m), Moosehead Lake is approx. 40 by 10 miles (64 by 16 km), with an area of nearly 118 mile² (approx.
303 km²), and over 400 miles (640 km) of shoreline. Its major inlet is the Moose River, which, east of Jackman, flows through Long Pond to Brassua Lake. To the east of Moosehead Lake, the Roach River is its second largest tributary. Flowing out of Moosehead Lake to the southwest are its east and west outlets—the Kennebec River.
what is the maine centennial half dollar? It is a commemorative coin struck in 1920 by the United States Bureau of the Mint. who designed it? Harry Cochrane provided sketches, Anthony de Francisci sculpted it. is it a collector's item? Yes, a few were sold to the coin collecting community. what was the reason behind introduction of this coin? It was introduced in honor of the anniversary of Maine's admission to the Union. what is the climate like in the place that you just mentioned? It has a humid continental climate throughout most of the state. what is its economy dependent on? It depends on agricultural and industrial outputs mostly. can you name any famous person from this place? UNANSWERABLE are there any waterbodies here? Yes, Moosehead Lake and South Twin Lake, to name a few. what plans have been undertaken to develop the former? Plum Creek Real Estate Investment Corporation submitted a development proposal in 2005, but the plans have been cancelled as of 2016. where is this lake located? In the Longfellow Mountains in the Maine Highlands Region.
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Moosehead Lake [SEP] Geography
The region is drained by 330 miles (530 km) of main stem rivers, into which flow 3,850 miles (6,200 km) of smaller tributaries. During the last glacial era, more than 1,200 natural lakes and ponds were carved into its landscape, varying in size from one acre (4,000 m²) ponds to Moosehead, at 75,451 acres (303 km²) one of the largest natural freshwater lakes in the United States. The total area of all standing surface waters in the region is more than 238,000 acres (963 km²)—24% of the total area of lakes and ponds in Maine.