2011 Map of Bean Pot Pond

About this map

Russell Stream winds through the southern reaches of this Maine landscape, forming a central drainage point for a complex network of brooks and wetland systems. The interior is defined by a series of significant water bodies, notably Bean Pot Pond and the twin basins of Little Mucalsea Pond and Big Mucalsea Pond. These features, along with Withey Bog, indicate a terrain shaped by heavy glaciation and poor drainage typical of the north woods. Human infrastructure is nearly absent from the sheet, save for Scott Brook Rd, which provides limited access into the area. The prevalence of named watercourses like Loon Stream, Withey Brook, and Big Scott Brook suggests a region historically utilized for timber harvesting and seasonal outdoor recreation rather than permanent settlement.