2014 Map of Corinna

About this map

Corinna serves as the primary hub for this central Maine landscape, situated where the East Branch Sebasticook River flows into the northern reaches of Sebasticook Lake. The surrounding countryside is defined by a dense network of namesake corners and small settlements, including Lincoln Mills, Lyford Corner, and Ripley, suggesting a long-established rural community built around small-scale industry and agriculture. Genealogists will find a wealth of burial records across the terrain, with sites such as Fern Dale Cem, Crocker Cem, and the Village Cem in Corinna itself. The boundary between Penobscot and Somerset counties bisects the map, running through various ponds like Weymouth Pond and Halfmoon Pond. Numerous brooks and streams, such as Mulligan Stream and Harrison White Brook, drain the wooded hills, feeding the various reservoirs and lakes that dominate the southern and northern boundaries of the quadrangle.