2011 Map of Hadley Lake

About this map

Jacksonville sits at the southern confluence of woods and water in this corner of Washington County, where the East Machias River flows south toward the coast. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of glacial lakes and connecting streams, including the expansive Hadley Lake and Rocky Lake. To the north, Mud Landing serves as a remote point of access to the water, while Rocky Ridge provides a distinct topographic break in an otherwise low-lying wetland environment. The map details the rural road network connecting these water bodies, including Meadow Rd and Hadley Lake Rd, which link the small settlement at Jacksonville to the surrounding timberlands and lakeshores. Numerous smaller bodies of water like Lily Lake and Second Marks Lake are tucked into the drainages of Crocker Brook and Gooch Brook, illustrating the saturated, high-latitude terrain of eastern Maine.