2011 Map of Dill Hill

About this map

Baskahegan Stream winds through this interior Maine landscape, defining the drainage patterns of a region dominated by low-lying wetlands and isolated peaks. The terrain is anchored by the modest elevations of Dill Hill and Horse Hill, which rise above a network of smaller tributaries including Pleasant Brook, Horsehill Brook, and Lindsey Brook. This 2011 survey reflects a sparsely populated area where the human footprint is limited to a handful of gravel roads and rural tracks, such as Atlas Rd and Schillinger Rd. Significant water bodies like Dipper Pond and the edge of Trout Lake provide essential landmarks in a territory where natural hydrography dictated early access and land use. The presence of Dipper Pond Rd suggests localized recreational or logging access, characteristic of northern Penobscot County's timberlands.