1963 Map of Center Lovell

About this map

Kezar Lake dominates this Western Maine landscape, its waters divided into Upper Bay, Middle Bay, and Lower Bay by prominent landforms like The Narrows. To the west, the White Mountain National Forest boundary protects a sequence of peaks including Adams Mtn and Styles Mtn. This 1963 field-checked survey documents a transition from these forested heights down to the alluvial plains of the Old Course Saco River and Charles River. Local history is preserved in the location of the Bradley Ch and several family burial grounds, such as Fox Cem and Lord Cem. Small settlements like North Lovell and Fryeburg Harbor serve as centers for a community defined by its waterways, from the Public Landing at the north to the recreational Golf Course and camps like Camp Agawam along the eastern shores.