1987 Map of Lead Mountain

About this map

The Narraguagus River carves through this late 20th-century landscape, anchoring a network of glacial lakes and rugged ridgelines along the border of Hancock and Washington counties. Settled clusters at Beddington and Lower Beddington sit near the shores of Beddington Lake, where a Boat Ramp suggests the importance of water access for local recreation and industry. The topography is defined by prominent elevations such as Lead Mountain and Spruce Mtn, with smaller water bodies like Chalk Pond and Mountain Pond tucked between the peaks. Local infrastructure is sparse but specific, including a Cem and multiple Gravel Pit operations, reflecting the area's transition between managed timberlands and seasonal residences. Large township divisions like T 22 M D and Deblois underscore the organized yet rural nature of this Down East interior.