2014 Map of Hinckley Hill

About this map

Hinckley Hill rises as a central topographic point in this northern Maine landscape, characterized by a complex network of waterways that define the region's drainage. The area is dominated by the Abacotnetic Stream, which traverses the southern portion of the terrain, fed by several smaller tributaries including McDonald Brook, E Br Rainey Brook, and W Br Rainey Brook. This 2014 survey illustrates a largely uninhabited territory where human presence is primarily marked by logging and access routes like St Aurelie Rd and Brailey Brook Rd. To the north and east, the flow of Brailey Brook and Carry Brook further reveals the intricate hydrology of this Somerset County expanse, showcasing the undisturbed natural drainage patterns and relief that have long shaped the North Woods.