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For years it was commonly believed that the deep hole of Sebago Lake reached down to 316 feet. A recent survey, however, has measured the maximum depth at 307 feet. Still, this makes Sebago Lake the deepest lake in all of New England. If you were standing on the bottom of the deep hole in Big Bay, your feet would be 41 feet below sea level!
