2011 Map of Cuxabexis Lake

About this map

Chesuncook Lake dominates the western half of this North Woods landscape, serving as a primary waterway for the Piscataquis County interior. In the early 2010s, this area remained characterized by its dense hydrological network, where Cuxabexis Lake drains through Cuxabexis Stream into the larger basin. The terrain is defined by low-lying wetlands and complex drainage patterns, with smaller water bodies like Duck Pond and seasonal flows such as West Branch Red Brook illustrating the natural topography of the Maine wilderness. Human presence is limited to the periphery, notably along the North Rd corridor, while prominent natural features like Togue Ledge mark the western shoreline. This map provides a detailed record of the riparian systems including Logan Brook and the West Branch Ripogenus Stream, which are vital for understanding the historical logging and recreational routes of the region.