1989 Map of Deasey Mountain

About this map

The East Branch Penobscot River carves a dominant path through this heavily forested portion of Penobscot County, where it meets the Wassataquoik Stream and the Seboeis River. This 1989 provisional survey documents a landscape defined by significant peaks, including Deasey Mountain, Lunksoos Mtn, and Barnard Mtn. The terrain is marked by a network of waterways and ponds such as Lunksoos Lake and Big Robar Pond, highlighting the complex drainage patterns of the Maine woods. A notable human-made feature is the Monument Line, which cuts a straight east-west path across the topography, intersecting with the meandering Wassataquoik Stream near Orin Falls. The lack of developed roads or settlements on this sheet reflects the area's use for timber and recreation in the late twentieth century, preserved here in its raw topographical form.