1989 Map of Deaxsey Mountain

About this map

East Branch Penobscot River winds through this township-grid landscape in Penobscot County, where the unorganized territories of T 4 R 8 Wels and T 3 R 7 Wels meet. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent peaks and the waterways that carve between them, notably Wassataquoik Stream and the Seboeis River. Significant summits like Lunksoos Mtn, Deasey Mountain, and Wassataquoik Mtn dominate the topography, while smaller water bodies such as Big Robar Pond and Lunksoos Lake are scattered across the northern reaches. The presence of the Monument Line crossing the center of the sheet highlights the systematic surveying of these timberlands. This 1989 provisional edition captures the drainage patterns and relief of the Maine woods before the further development of logging infrastructure or recreational designations in the late 20th century.