2011 Map of Bradford

About this map

Bradford and its outlying hamlets of Bradford Center and North Bradford are defined by a network of rural roads and branching waterways in this early 21st-century survey. The landscape is heavily influenced by the drainage systems of Mohawk Stream and Forbes Brook, which converge south toward the large expanse of Little Pushaw Pond. For those researching local families, the map identifies several small burial grounds scattered across the countryside, including Hillside Cemetery, Trask Cemetery, and the Williams Cemetery. The presence of Huntington Mill at a junction of streams in the north reflects the long-standing timber and processing history of Penobscot County. Other notable water features like West Branch Dead Stream and Pushaw Stream carve through the wooded terrain, illustrating the hydrologic character that shaped early settlement patterns in this part of Maine.