1976 Map of Bosebuck Mountain

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Aziscohos Lake dominates the southeastern quadrant of this orthophotomap, its dark waters contrasting against the dense timberland of Oxford County. Recorded from aerial photography in 1976, this sheet reveals the intricate drainage patterns of the high country, where the Little Magalloway River and Dead Diamond River carve through the northern forest. The landscape is defined by significant elevations like Bosebuck Mountain and Stub Hill, serving as critical landmarks for surveying and navigation in this borderland between Maine and New Hampshire. Local waterways such as Big Brook, Meadow Brook, and Abbott Brook weave through the timber-thick slopes. This imagery provides an unvarnished look at the region's wilderness character and logging road networks before modern development altered the forest floor's appearance.