1985 Map of Grand Lake Seboeis

About this map

Grand Lake and the Seboeis waterway dominate this remote section of northern Maine, where the landscape is defined by an intricate network of glacial lakes and river branches. Surveyed in the mid-1980s, the terrain reveals a managed forest environment marked by Private Roads and a single Gravel Pit near Carry Brook. Prominent elevations like Wadleigh Mountain and the Cunningham Mountains rise above the wetlands, while distinct water bodies such as Millimagassett Lake and Snowshoe Lake sit within the unorganized townships of T 8 R 8 Wels and T 7 R 7 Wels. The map captures the hydrological connection between Sawtelle Pond and the central lake through Sawtelle Brook, illustrating the traditional timber and sporting geography of the Maine North Woods before modern development.