2011 Map of Clifford Lake

About this map

Clifford Dam sits at the northern end of a vast, interconnected network of waterways in Washington County, defining a landscape dominated by remote timberlands and glacial lakes. This 2011 survey captures the area during a period of modern forestry management, where the Stud Mill Rd and Clifford Lake Rd provide the primary access through the dense woodland. The geography is characterized by expansive water bodies like East Arm Clifford Lake and West Arm Clifford Lake, separated by the Middle Ground. To the south, a chain of smaller lakes including Silver Pug Lake, North Beaverdam Lake, and Possum Lake illustrates the complex drainage patterns of the Maine woods. Elevated features such as Harmon Mountain and Love Ridge overlook the basins of Harmon Brook and Beaverdam Stream, marking the transition between lowland marsh and upland ridges.