1932 Map of Kennebago Lake

About this map

The Arnold Trail winds through the northern reaches of this territory, following a historic path through the Franklin County highlands as documented in 1932. The landscape is defined by the massive presence of East Kennebago Mountain and Spotted Mountain, which frame a network of high-elevation lakes and working forests. The local economy of the early 1930s is visible in the scattered lumber camps, such as Camp No 10 and Camp No 11, and the industrial site at Langtown Mill near The Landing. Settlement is sparse and focused around established farms like Alder Stream Farm and Green Farm, while educational needs were met by the remote Kennebago Sch and Dallas Sch. The map preserves the complex drainage of the Dead River watershed, from the expansive Kennebago Lake to secluded bodies like Tim Pond and Loon Lake.