2014 Map of Cedar Lake

About this map

The settlement of Perkins sits along the northern reaches of this Maine landscape, where the Piscataquis Co Penobscot Co boundary line cuts through the timbered interior. Water dominates the terrain, from the sprawling expanse of Cedar Lake and Endless Lake in the south to the smaller, family-named landmarks like Little Birch Island and Oak Island in the north. The area is characterized by its network of forest roads, including Cedar Lake Rd and Poplar St, which follow the contours around Cedar Mountain and through the lowlands of Grant Brook Deadwater. These routes provide access to remote water bodies like Upper East Ragged Pond and the marshy reaches of Rocky Bog, illustrating the region's character as a managed wilderness defined by its intricate hydrography and varying elevations.