2011 Map of Kingsbury
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
Kingsbury Dam sits at the northern end of Mayfield Pond, anchoring a landscape defined by small Maine settlements and a network of interior waterways. The village of Kingsbury is situated near the outlet of Kingsbury Stream, while further south, the settlement of Brighton serves as a central point for local travel along Old Kingsbury Rd and Solon Rd. This 2011 survey reveals a region of significant elevation, dominated by Foss Mountain and Kelly Mountain, with the topography descending into drainage basins like Wyman Pond and Prentiss Pond. Genealogists may find interest in Foss Hill Cemetery near Whittier Hill, while the distribution of corners—including Mayfield Corner and Moody Corner—illustrates the traditional rural crossroad development pattern common to Somerset County.
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1954 · Millinocket
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