2011 Map of Buckfield
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
The Nezinscot River and its East Branch carve a path through this section of Oxford and Androscoggin counties, defining the historical development of settlements like Buckfield and Turner. Water power was clearly central to the local economy, as evidenced by landmarks such as the Old Mill Bulkhead Dam near North Turner and the Brush Shop Dam in the west. These waterways are flanked by significant elevations, including Bear Mountain and the distinctively named Deacon Pinnacle.
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