1988 Map of Abol Pond

About this map

Baxter State Park anchors this late-twentieth-century study of the Maine wilderness, dominated by the southern reaches of Mt Katahdin and Abol Mtn. The landscape is defined by the complex hydrology of the Penobscot River West Branch, which flows through numerous falls and deadwaters. Significant water bodies such as Abol Pond, Upper Togue Pond, and Lower Togue Pond dot the terrain, while smaller family-named features like Helon Taylor Pond and Foss and Knowlton Pond offer specific points of interest for local historians.