2011 Map of Caucomgomoc Lake East

About this map

Caucomgomoc Dam stands as a central point of water management in this northern Piscataquis County landscape, controlling the flow where the large basin of Rowe Pond meets Caucomgomoc Stream. The terrain is defined by a dense network of connected waterways, including the turbulent stretch of water known as The Horserace and the winding course of Ciss Stream. To the south, Loon Lake Dam regulates the headwaters of Loon Stream, while Sap Ridge provides a significant topographic spine between the lake basins. This 2011 survey captures a remote timberland environment where the industrial history of Maine's North Woods—specifically its reliance on dammed lakes for log driving and water storage—is still clearly etched into the geography through features like Little Scott Deadwater and Daggett Pond.