1982 Map of Corinna
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
The Sebasticook River valley defines this region of Maine during the early 1980s, centering on the hub of Corinna. The town sits at the intersection of water and industry, characterized by the Corundel Lake dam and the East Branch Sebasticook River. The landscape is notably dotted with numerous "Corners"—small, traditional crossroads settlements like Lyford Corner, Five Corners, and Nutter Corner—that reflect the ancestral township divisions of Ripley, Dexter, and St Albans. In the southwest, the St Albans Game Management Area protects a mosaic of wetlands including Little Indian Pond. The geography is heavily influenced by glacial water bodies, with Mower Pond, Weymouth Pond, and the northern reaches of Sebasticook Lake providing a permanent framework for the local rural economy and recreational layout.
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