2011 Map of Farrar Pond

About this map

Farrar Pond and the surrounding wilderness of Aroostook County are defined by a complex network of waterways that have historically supported the North Maine Woods' timber and recreational heritage. This high-resolution survey by the U.S. Geological Survey details the headwaters and drainages of the region, specifically where the Left Fork and Right Fork Farrar Brook converge near the pond. To the east, the landscape transitions toward Pratt Lake and its outlet, Pratt Lake Stream. The map's hydrographic detail reveals the intricate seasonal flow patterns of the backcountry, including the convergence of the Left Fork Twentymile Brook, Right Fork Twentymile Brook, and the primary Twentymile Brook. Other major drainage features include Twentyfive Mile Brook and Indian Brook, illustrating the geographic isolation and hydrological significance of this unorganized territory in the early 21st century.