2024 Map of Indian Pond North

About this map

Tarratine sits in the northwest corner of this map, serving as a focal point for a landscape defined by its complex waterways and prominent elevations. The terrain is dominated by the height of Big Moose Mtn in the southeast and the long stretch of Misery Ridge, which overlooks the winding course of Misery Stream. The central feature, Indian Pond, is fed by several tributaries including Bog Brook and Churchill Stream, while the West Outlet indicates the drainage patterns that have shaped this portion of the Maine interior. Evidence of the region's managed forests and recreational access is found in the network of logging and local routes, such as Somerset Rd and Its 88, which navigate the rises of Cornish Hill. The boundary between Somerset and Piscataquis Counties bisects the pond, marking a political division through this largely uninhabited timberland.