2011 Map of Carr Pond

About this map

High Landing serves as a central reference point in this northern Maine landscape, where the Fish River winds through a network of remote waterways and ridges. The river's course is punctuated by Fish River Falls and Skew Falls, illustrating the descent from the surrounding uplands toward the lower valleys. This 2011 survey captures a terrain defined by high-elevation water bodies like Carr Pond and Moccasin Pond, which are framed by prominent landforms including Carr Pond Mountain and Ferguson Mountain. The sparse road network, consisting of Wilderness Rd and W Side Echo Lake Rd, underscores the isolated character of the region. Local hydrology is further detailed by numerous smaller tributaries such as Chase Brook and Mud Pond Stream, which drain the ridges and feed into the larger ponds and rivers that have long shaped the geography of Aroostook County.