Parmeter Pond is a seven-acre water in the Tupper Lake township — small enough that it lives in the gap between the named destinations and the working landscape most visitors drive past. No fish species on the DEC survey record, which usually means brookies that never got stocked or sampled, or a pond that winters-out in lean years. The name suggests old farming or logging boundaries — *Parmeter* as surname, not landmark — and ponds this size in this region tend to sit on private land or at the end of unmaintained woods roads that only the neighbor with an ATV still uses. If you're hunting down every named water in the Park, this one's on the list; if you're planning a weekend, it's not.
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