2018 Map of Bosebuck Mountain

About this map

The Maine-New Hampshire border cuts through this remote stretch of the Great North Woods, following the high ridges between Coos and Oxford counties. This landscape is defined by the headwaters of the East Branch Dead Diamond River, where the waters of Stub Hill Pond and Garfield Falls descend from the heights of Stub Hill. To the east, the terrain drops toward the expansive waters of Aziscohos Lake, a significant catchment fed by mountain streams such as N Fork Big Brook and Hammond Brook. Access to this timbered interior is largely restricted to a network of unpaved forest roads including Magalloway Rd and Parmachenee Rd, which trace the valleys between prominent peaks like Bosebuck Mtn and Haystack Mtn. The map highlights the complex drainage patterns and high-elevation topography characteristic of the upper Magalloway River watershed.