Pond Island (Penobscot Bay)

Pond Island is a small, uninhabited island located in Penobscot Bay, Maine, United States. It is part of the town of North Haven, Knox County. The island is characterized by its rocky shoreline, mixed coniferous and deciduous forest, and a small pond or wetland area, from which it derives its name.

Due to its relatively small size and lack of permanent habitation, Pond Island is primarily of ecological and recreational interest. The island provides habitat for various seabirds, shorebirds, and marine life. It is also frequented by recreational boaters, kayakers, and those interested in exploring the Maine coast.

Ownership of Pond Island is likely a mix of public and private interests. Public access may be limited depending on the ownership status of specific sections of the island and any existing conservation easements or restrictions. Visitors should check with local authorities or land trusts regarding access regulations and permitted activities. The island contributes to the scenic beauty and ecological diversity of the Penobscot Bay archipelago.