2011 Map of Hafey Pond

About this map

Hafey Mountain anchors the southern portion of this northern Maine landscape, overseeing a network of cold-water streams that define the region's hydrology. The terrain is characterized by the winding path of Dead Brook, which meanders through the central and northwestern reaches, and the distinct flow of Yankeetuladi Brook along the eastern edge. This area, located in the remote Big Twenty Township of Aroostook County, remains largely defined by its natural features rather than settlement, showing a landscape dedicated to forestry and wilderness. Water bodies like Hafey Pond and the smaller Jones Pond in the northeast provide critical landmarks for those navigating the backcountry. The absence of established towns reflects the area's history as working timberland, where Hafey Brook and Little Hafey Brook serve as the primary geographical markers in an otherwise dense wilderness.