2011 Map of Brookton
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
Baskahegan Lake dominates the southern landscape of this Maine survey, its waters reaching into complex inlets and named points like Abraquidassat Point and Dung Fork Points. The settlement of Brookton sits at the eastern edge of the lake, serving as a focal point along Route 1, which carries through the wilderness toward the smaller cluster at Eaton. This interior portion of Washington County is defined by its massive water systems and low-lying wetlands, from the winding Baskahegan Stream to the broad Crooked Brook Flowage in the north.
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1940 · Forest
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1941 · Danforth
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1941 · Scraggly Lake
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1942 · Waite
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1942 · Forest
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1943 · Danforth
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1944 · Scraggly Lake
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