2011 Map of Bosebuck Mountain

About this map

Bosebuck Mountain dominates the high ground in this sparsely populated region of northern Coos County, where the hydrological divide feeds a complex network of waterways. The landscape is defined by the convergence of the Magalloway River and its tributaries, such as the Little Magalloway River and Hammel Brook, flowing through the eastern basin. To the west, the East Branch Dead Diamond River winds past prominent landmarks like Haystack Mountain and Stub Hill, the latter of which features the high-elevation Stub Hill Pond. A single primary corridor, Parmachenee Rd, provides access into this timber-and-water territory. Historical human presence is noted at Camp Number 7, while the area's natural drop in elevation is punctuated by the presence of Garfield Falls. This terrain reflects a traditional North Country landscape used primarily for resource management and wilderness recreation.