2014 Map of Fisher Ponds

About this map

The international border between Maine and Quebec cuts a jagged path through this remote landscape in Somerset County. Centered on the high-elevation wetlands of the North Woods, the map documents a complex drainage system where Fisher Ponds and Lac Wilson sit just south of the Canadian line. The terrain is defined by its glacial hydrology, featuring a string of small water bodies including Middle Grenier Pond, Little Grenier Pond, and Upper Dingley Pond. Infrastructure is nearly non-existent in this timber-country interior, with Pole Pond Rd providing the only named terrestrial access in the northeast corner near Frost Pond. The detailed topography illustrates the height of land that separates the watersheds, where Stony Brook and the Frost Pond Flowage navigate the winding valleys of the border region.