2024 Map of Corinna

About this map

The East Branch Sebasticook River provides a focal point for the settlement of Corinna, where the river flows into Sebasticook Lake at the southern edge of the quadrangle. This area of central Maine is characterized by a network of small hamlets and historical family burial grounds, including Lincoln Mills and Moody. The landscape is defined by the intersection of water and transport, with the East Branch Sebasticook River Reservoir and Mulligan Stream carving through the terrain alongside historical thoroughfares like Corinna Rd. Genealogists will find a high concentration of named cemeteries throughout the rural landscape, from Fern-Dale Cem in the northwest near Ripley to the Village Cem on the outskirts of the main village. The transition from the wetlands of Martin Bog to the elevation of Palmer Hill illustrates the varied physical geography that shaped the early development of Somerset Co and Penobscot Co.