1988 Map of Indian Pond South

About this map

The Kennebec River enters from the west to join the southern reaches of Indian Pond, a landscape defined by timber management and hydroelectric utility in late-twentieth-century Maine. The map details the complex boundaries of unorganized territories, including Indian Stream, Squaretown, and Moxie Gore. Human activity is concentrated along the western shoreline, where a Pwr Plant, Boat Ramp, and Campground suggest a mix of industrial use and seasonal recreation. Beyond the river corridor, the terrain transitions into a dense network of wetlands and secondary water bodies such as Little Indian Pond, Scribner Bog, and Baker Pond. Numerous woods roads, marked as Private, lace through the hills between Knights Pond Hill and Burnt Nubble, indicating the active logging operations that have long shaped the Somerset County interior.