1985 Map of Fish River Lake SW

About this map

Mud Pond sits at the hydrological center of this remote North Maine Woods township map, surrounded by a complex system of feeder streams and timber access routes. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of several drainages, including the eastward-flowing North Branch Fox Brook and South Branch Fox Brook. This survey captures the region during a period of active resource management, evidenced by the scattered Gravel Pits used for road maintenance and the network of unimproved trails and private roads connecting T 14 R 10 Wels and T 13 R 9 Wels. The map reveals the intricate natural topography of the Fish River Lake area, where the Right Fork joins Twentymile Brook in the southern sector. Unlike more settled regions, this area is characterized by its township and range survey designations rather than incorporated towns, preserving a specific record of the state's deep wilderness character in the mid-1980s.