2021 Map of Fayette

About this map

Fayette and its surrounding hamlets are defined by a complex network of glacial ponds and narrow ridges where Kennebec, Franklin, and Androscoggin counties meet. The landscape is dotted with small historical settlements such as North Fayette, Sanderson Corners, and Richmond Mill, reflecting the early industrial and agricultural patterns of central Maine. Significant local history is preserved in numerous family and community burial grounds, including the Old North Fayette Cem and Fayette Mills Cem, which sit near the many waterways that once powered local industry. The terrain rises to prominent points like Fayette Ridge and Mt Winnebago, overlooking large bodies of water such as Echo Lake and Parker Pond. To the east, the village of Kents Hill marks a point of higher elevation, while the southern reaches of the map transition toward North Wayne, illustrating the dense distribution of 19th-century crossroads communities that persist into the modern era.