2014 Map of East Winn

About this map

The Penobscot River flows along the western edge of this Penobscot County landscape, defining the local geography with Five Island Rapids and Houston Island. Moving inland, the terrain rises toward significant elevations at Rollins Mountain and Bagley Mountain, while a network of waterways including Mattakeunk Stream, Salmon Stream, and Potter Brook drain the interior woodlands. The settlement pattern follows the established corridor of Me 168, linking the communities of Winn, East Winn, and Crockertown. Local history is anchored by the E Winn Cem and rural transit routes like Springfield Rd and Ridge Rd. This survey reflects the mid-2010s balance of small Maine hamlets and managed timberlands, where isolated features like Dwinal Pond and family-named roads such as Richardson Farm Rd mark the enduring human footprint in the North Woods.