1988 Map of Jo-Mary Mountain

About this map

Jo-Mary Mountain and Big Wilkie Mountain anchor this landscape of the Maine North Woods in the late 1980s. The area is defined by the complex hydrology of the East Branch Pleasant River, which is fed by numerous named brooks and ponds. The river's path is marked by distinctive whitewater and calm stretches, notably Gauntlet Falls and the Mud Gauntlet Deadwater. This topography reveals the intensive water-management and transport network used in regional timber operations, including a Trestle Brook and access points like Guernsey Brook. The map also details the administrative divisions of the Unorganized Territory, spanning portions of T A R 11 W E L S and T A R 10 W E L S, providing a clear view of the wilderness geography before the turn of the 21st century.