2014 Map of Lagrange

About this map

The settlement of Lagrange sits at the junction of several regional routes, where Mill St and Howland Rd meet near the geographic center of this Maine landscape. This area is defined by an intricate network of waterways, with Birch Stream and Dead Stream cutting through the southern lowlands while Cold Stream and Roberts Rocky Brook flow through the northern reaches. The terrain transitions from the wetland-heavy basins in the south to more prominent elevations like Paddy Hill in the northwest, near Medford Center. This 2014 survey documents a rural environment where land use is tied closely to the natural drainage patterns, as evidenced by the way local roads such as Brimstone Rd and Fire Tower Rd navigate the more stable ground between the numerous brooks and marshy stretches. Further north, the Medford Cem serves as a small but significant landmark for those tracing local history near the Medford Center settlement.