1989 Map of Campbell Brook

About this map

The Canada United States border cuts through this northern Maine landscape, where the Penobscot River winds through unorganized territories in the late 1980s. This transitional zone between Quebec and Maine is defined by its complex hydrology and timberland geography, featuring a high density of named ponds and brooks that feed into the larger river systems. Significant landmarks include Moose Mtn and No 2 Mtn, which overlook a network of logging roads and a lone Gravel Pit. The map documents the intricate township lines of Prentiss, Blake Gore, and Sandy Bay, reflecting the unique administrative divisions of the Maine North Woods. Notable water features like Little Canada Falls on the Penobscot and the headwaters of Sandy Stream indicate the terrain's varied drainage patterns.