2014 Map of Jo-Mary Mountain

About this map

The Appalachian National Scenic Trail winds through the northwestern corner of this territory, passing near the shores of Crawford Pond. This 2014 survey reveals a landscape of high summits and intricate water systems in Piscataquis County. Centered on the prominence of Jo-Mary Mountain, the terrain drops toward the East Branch Pleasant River, which serves as a central drainage for numerous mountain brooks. Significant elevation changes are marked by dramatic water features, including Gauntlet Falls and Mud Gauntlet Falls. The area is accessible primarily via Johnson Rd and Jo-Mary Rd, highlighting a timber-and-recreation landscape where industrial forest roads provide the only vehicle access to remote peaks like Cedar Mtn and the isolated Mud Gauntlet Deadwater. This map preserves the contemporary state of these northern Maine woods, documenting the specific intersection of recreational trail systems and working forest infrastructure.