2018 Map of East Stoneham

About this map

The White Mountain National Forest dominates this Oxford County landscape, where the foothills of the western Maine mountains meet a dense network of ponds and glacial lakes. The settlement of East Stoneham serves as a southern anchor near Keewaydin Lake, while Hunts Corner sits to the east below the slopes of Parsonage Hill. This terrain is defined by a series of prominent peaks and notches, including Rattlesnake Mtn, Albany Mtn, and the distinctive Albany Notch, which separate the drainage basins of the Crooked River and the Pleasant River. Local history is preserved in several small burial grounds such as Flat Cem, Songo Cem, and the Hunts Corner Cem. In the central highlands, specialized conservation areas like the Patte Brook Waterfowl Impoundment Reservoir and Waterfowl Marsh indicate a focus on habitat management amidst the timberlands.