1977 Map of Campbell Brook

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The Penobscot River winds through this timber-rich region of Somerset County, Maine, as it appeared in the late 1970s. This orthophotoquad provides a direct visual record of the forest canopy and logging infrastructure of the North Woods, highlighting the complex network of drainage basins that feed the state's most prominent river system. The terrain is defined by the high ground of No Mountain and the converging waters of Heald Stream, West Br Sandy Stream, and East Branch Sandy Stream. Small water bodies like Lacs and Oliva are visible in the northern reaches, while the South Branch and Campbell Brook carve deep valleys through the heavily wooded landscape. This 1977 imagery captures the area before modern harvesting patterns or road networks potentially altered the visual character of the watershed.