2021 Map of Farrar Pond

About this map

Farrar Pond and the surrounding wetland complex define this corner of the Maine woods, where a complex network of waterways drains the North Maine Woods. The landscape is characterized by the branching headwaters of several major streams, including the southern reaches of Twentymile Brook and the expansive path of Twentyfive Mile Brook. These riparian corridors are punctuated by features like Ketcham Bog, illustrating the saturated, peat-rich terrain typical of Aroostook County. Modern timber management and recreational access are evidenced by the presence of Realty Rd and Jon's Journey Rd, which provide some of the few terrestrial transit points through this dense forest. To the southeast, Pratt Lake and its outflow, Pratt Lake Stream, serve as significant landmarks for those navigating this interior wilderness away from major settlements.