1950 Map of Cupsuptic

About this map

Kennebago Lake and the surrounding wilderness of northern Maine define this 1950 edition, which documents a landscape shaped by the logging industry and sporting traditions. The map reveals a network of remote outposts and seasonal habitations, such as the Parmachenee Club on the shores of Aziscohos Lake and the Cupsuptic Sporting Camp near the Kennebago River. These locations, along with humorously named spots like Moochers Home, highlight the area's history as a destination for outdoor recreation and timber management. The terrain is divided into numbered townships like Upper Cupsuptic, where the absence of major towns is compensated by numerous work camps, including Snow Mountain No 4 Camp and Moose Brook Camp. Large water bodies like Little Kennebago Lake and the winding Cupsuptic River provide the primary geographic framework for this isolated territory.