1988 Map of Cuxabexis Lake

About this map

Cuxabexis Lake and the northern reaches of Chesuncook Lake dominate this landscape in the Maine north woods. The terrain is defined by a dense network of waterways, including Umbazooksus Stream and the West Branch Brook, which flow through a region largely designated as State Reserve Land. This 1988 provisional edition captures the wilderness character of Piscataquis County, where timber and land management are the primary human signatures. Surveying of the area follows the township and range system, marking sections such as T 5 R 12 Wels. Small industrial details appear in the form of a Gravel Pit, while natural landmarks like Gero Island and Togue Ledge provide orientation within the expansive water system. The presence of Logan Bog and numerous smaller ponds like Duck Pond illustrates the intricate drainage patterns of this undeveloped interior.