2011 Map of Fisher Ponds

About this map

Stony Brook meanders through this borderland landscape between Maine and Quebec, connecting a series of remote water bodies in the northern forest. The drainage pattern is anchored by the Fisher Ponds at the center and extends toward the northern edge where Frost Pond and the Frost Pond Flowage are located. This early 21st-century survey documents the precise hydrography of a region defined by its glacial kettle ponds, including Middle Grenier Pond, Little Grenier Pond, and Upper Dingley Pond. The lack of named roads or structures on this sheet underscores the isolation of the area, making it a critical reference for understanding the natural waterways before any potential modern development or alterations. Small features like Hall Pond at the southern edge complete this detailed inventory of high-latitude wetlands.