2024 Map of Fayette

About this map

Parker Pond and Echo Lake define the watery boundaries of this interior Maine landscape, where numerous smaller basins like Tilton Pond and Lovejoy Pond punctuate the wooded hills. The settlement pattern remains largely dispersed, concentrated around historic crossroads like Twelve Corners and Sanderson Corners. Genealogists will find a high density of burial sites across the township, from the centrally located Fayette Corner Cem to the Old North Fayette Cem near the northern boundary with Franklin County. These family-named cemeteries and landmarks such as Baldwin Hill and Knowles Hill reflect long-standing local ties to the land. The presence of Richmond Mill and numerous brooks, including Meadow Brook and Hales Brook, suggests a landscape historically shaped by small-scale water-powered industry and agriculture between the larger lakes.