1989 Map of Johnson Mountain

About this map

Coburn Mountain and Johnson Mountain dominate this late-twentieth-century landscape in the North Maine Woods. The terrain is defined by a dense network of waterways including Twomile Brook, Salmon Stream, and the East Branch Cold Stream, which feeds into the larger Cold Stream. The small settlement of West Forks sits near the southern boundary within West Forks Plt, while the interior remains largely undeveloped forest punctuated by high-elevation water bodies like Mountain Ponds and Markham Pond. Evidence of local industry appears in the form of a Gravel Pit near a major Trans Line corridor, and a local landmark known as Cold Stream Falls highlights the area's natural drop in elevation. This document captures the remote character of Somerset County, showing a geography shaped by glaciation and timber-related access.