2014 Map of Farrar Pond

About this map

The remote interior of Aroostook County is defined by an intricate network of waterways and logging corridors, captured here in the early 21st century. The landscape is dominated by the catchments of Twentymile Brook, Twentyfive Mile Brook, and Indian Brook, which flow through the dense forest towards the southeastern basins. This terrain, characterized by steep ridgelines and numerous tributaries, centers on the quiet waters of Farrar Pond and Pratt Lake. The presence of Reality Rd and Bartlett Pond Rd highlights the managed timberland character of the region, providing rare access points to the system of brooks such as Caribou Brook and Rocky Brook. Near the southwestern corner, Upper McNally Pond marks the edge of a significant lake chain, illustrating the high-elevation drainage patterns typical of the Maine North Woods.