2011 Map of Grand Lake Stream

About this map

Grand Lake Stream serves as the focal point of this Washington County landscape, where the waters of West Grand Lake are managed by the Grand Lake Stream Dam. This area is defined by its deep connection to Maine's inland fisheries and timber history, anchored by the Grand Lake Stream State Fish Hatchery and the local Grand Lake Stream Post Office. The map captures a transition from the large lake environment, dotted with landmarks like Hardwood Island and Munson Island, to the complex drainage systems of the Little River and Rolfe Brook. To the west, the elevation rises toward Farm Cove Mountain and Wabassus Mountain, overlooking the smaller Wabassus Lake. The presence of sites such as Bear Trap Landing and Indian Landing indicates a longstanding tradition of water-based access and recreational usage along the rugged shorelines of Dyer Cove Ridge and Dawn Marie Beach.