2021 Map of Dexter

About this map

Lake Wassookeag serves as the central geographic feature of this Maine landscape, with the town of Dexter situated at its southeastern tip. The area reflects a classic New England settlement pattern, characterized by numerous small family and community burial grounds scattered across the terrain, such as Jackman Corner Cem and Storer Cem. Local industry and geography are linked at Spooners Mill near Fay Scott Bog, while the northern reaches transitions into a series of wetlands including Lougee Bog and Brown Bog. The township's elevation is defined by prominent rises like Main Street Hill, Bean Hill, and Hersey Hill, which overlook a network of rural roads that connect outlying clusters like North Dexter to the primary village center.