1990 Map of Grand Lake Stream

About this map

West Grand Lake dominates the northern half of this landscape, with its irregular shoreline defining the character of Grand Lake Stream Plantation. This area was documented just before the 1990s, revealing a geography shaped by timber, water, and conservation. The settlement of Grand Lake Stream serves as the focal point, situated where the waters transition toward the Grand Lake Stream State Fish Hatchery. The map captures the significant elevation changes between peaks like Wabassus Mountain and Farm Cove Mountain, and the complex hydrology of smaller bodies such as Pond Lake and Bonney Brook Lake. For local historians, the inclusion of several named landings like Bear Trap Landing and Jumbo Landing alongside Lookout Tower indicates the long-standing importance of this region for resource management and recreational transit through the Maine woods.