2014 Map of Forest

About this map

The international border between the Canada United States of America defines the northeastern edge of this Washington County landscape, where the interconnected waters of the Chiputneticook Lakes meet the Maine wilderness. Small settlements like Forest and Tomah are situated among a complex network of glacial lakes and streams, connected by the Forest City Rd. The terrain is dominated by prominent peaks including Greenland Mtn and Spruce Mtn, which overlook significant water bodies such as Grand Lake, Spednic Lake, and Crooked Brook Lake. This area reflects the remote, water-driven geography of eastern Maine, where transport once relied on the intricate drainage systems of Tomah Stream and McKeever Brook. Local landmarks like the Sporting Fields Trl suggest the region's long-standing connection to outdoor recreation and the seasonal camps common to these lake shores.