1975 Map of Grand Lake Seboeis SW

About this map

Grand Lake Seboeis dominates this aerial orthophotograph, captured in the mid-1970s. This specific type of survey combines the visual detail of aerial photography with the geometric accuracy of a topographic map, revealing the dense forest canopy and intricate drainage patterns of the Maine woods. The shoreline of the lake twists through the landscape, flanked by high ground at Spoon Mountain to the east and the area marked Cunningham further south. Smaller bodies of water including Sawtelle Pond and the northern edge of Snowshoe Lake are visible, connected by narrow streams and logging tracks that appear as thin, light veins through the timberland. To the north, the elevation rises toward Wadleigh Mountain, illustrating the remote and water-heavy geography of this portion of Penobscot County.