Katahdin Fall On the Appalachian Trail going up Katahdin.  No pool at the bottom, though.
Long Falls Dead River just above Flagstaff Lake.  I didn't like it that much, but, maybe I was just in a bad mood on the day I reviewed it.	45° 13' 52"N 70° 11' 59"W
The Tubs On the Appalachian Trail above Carrabassett.  Shallow.	45° 08' 01"N  70° 11' 01"W
Huston Brook A community swimming hole above Carrabassett.	45° 21' 54"N  69° 56' 20"W
Moxie Fall A good spot 200 yards up from the fall, but lots of litter.	44° 44' 58"N  70° 32' 31"W
Tumbledown Pond Above Weld, ME.  Marginal swimming destination.	44° 44' 58"N  70° 32' 31"W
Screw Auger Falls Grafton Notch State Park.  Shallow basins.  Nearby Mother Walker Falls is also a bust.	44° 34' 16"N 70° 54' 23"W
Step Falls Wight Brook above the Bear River.  Numerous pools, but none deep enough to qualify as a swimming hole.  Beautiful, though.	44° 34' 50"N 70° 51' 47"W
Three Pools On the Swift River above Rumford, ME.  Crowds.	44° 38' 32"N 70° 35' 17"W
Dunn Fall The Appalachian Trail west of Andover, ME.  Too dark and narrow to merit a visit of itself, but great place to pause on the AT.	44° 39' 41"N 70° 53' 57"W
Bickford Slides The Caribou-Speckled Mountain Wilderness.  Maybe I missed it, I didn't find anything remotely interesting.	44° 16' 07"N 70° 59' 28"W
	44° 07' 33"N 73° 39' 13"W
Keezar Gorge Almost makes it into the book, but it's a little too dark and mossy.	44° 11' 53"N 70° 48' 54"W